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We Are More: Sisters Talk Faith & Feminism
Alyssa & Bri
Ep. 127: We Believed the Veggies
SEP 24, 202639 MIN
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Description
They taught us Jesus is love, people will know us by our fruit, and we should hide God’s word in our hearts. So we did. And now apparently we’re being difficult because we keep noticing when the fruit is rotten. This week, we’re talking VeggieTales, Awana jewels, performative prayer, deconstruction, and all the childhood faith lessons that held up suspiciously well once we started asking questions. You can’t be mad at us—we learned it from a flannelgraph.

