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The Eikon Podcast

The Eikon Podcast

Written by: Michael Burns
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Please consider supporting this podcast by going to: https://www.patreon.com/eikonpodcastJoin Michael Burns (biblical teacher, author, and speaker), Jason Alexander (pastor, speaker), and Gianna Hearn (journalist, host of "The Weekly G" video news magazine of the NBA G-League) for a fun, lively, and relevant examination of biblical texts, emphasizing their historical and cultural context with an eye on applying those principles into the mess of modern life. To submit questions, or suggestions, or give feedback contact us at eikonpodcast@gmail.com. If you're a new listener. Welcome and thank you. We recommend that you start listening to season 4, episode 93. After you're caught up to the present, we suggest that you then go back and explore the first 3 seasons when the podcast was still called "All Things to All People with Michael Burns."© 2026 The Eikon Podcast Christianity Ministry & Evangelism Spirituality
Episodes
  • S8E263 - The Roots of Deconstruction
    May 25 2026

    The Eikon team discusses deconstruction within faith communities. They explore the reasons behind deconstruction, such as intellectual tension, trauma, and unmet expectations, and examine how it can be a healthy process if approached correctly. The conversation also touches on personal experiences, the importance of questioning beliefs, and the role of community in navigating faith challenges.

    Introduction and Humor (0:00 - 4:11)

    Defining Deconstruction (4:11 - 5:39)

    Community Feedback and Future Plans (5:39 - 7:45)

    Causes of Deconstruction (7:45 - 12:15)

    Personal Experiences with Deconstruction (12:15 - 18:03)

    Types of Deconstruction (18:03 - 24:06)

    Disillusionment (24:06 - 29:12)

    Depth and Maturity (29:12 - 36:11)

    Doubt as a Part of Faith (36:11 - 53:06)

    Conclusion and Call to Action (53:06 - 59:19)

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    59 mins
  • S8E262 - The Journey of Deconstructing Wisely
    May 18 2026

    Today, we explore the complex process of faith deconstruction, its cultural roots, and how the church can foster healthy questioning and growth. Michael and Jeff discuss the importance of community, trust, and humility in navigating doubts and questions about faith, history, and authority.

    00:00 Introduction and Podcast Overview

    01:58 Engaging the Audience for Next Season

    09:21 Exploring Deconstruction in Faith

    18:33 The Shift in Authority and Cultural Contexts

    26:51 Wrestling with Faith and Doubt

    29:03 The Impact of Tragedy on Belief

    30:30 Deconstruction and New Questions

    33:00 Paul's Journey of Deconstruction

    35:00 Healthy vs. Toxic Deconstruction

    37:48 Reassessing Our Beliefs

    40:37 Cultural Forces Driving Deconstruction

    51:13 The Need for Community in Faith

    53:18 Encouraging Healthy Deconstruction

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    1 hr and 1 min
  • S8E261 - The Church's Idol of Certainty
    May 11 2026

    Michael, Gianna, and Jeff begin a conversation about the need for certainty in faith. They explore how the desire for certainty can become an idol, referencing biblical stories and modern faith practices. They discuss the appeal of idolatry and how symbols can sometimes replace genuine faith, ultimately leading to a search for guarantees in worship. The importance of community in faith is emphasized, highlighting the role of the Spirit in fostering genuine relationships among believers. The conversation concludes with reflections on how to embody the teachings of Jesus in a way that prioritizes love and service.

    00:00 Introduction and New Opportunities

    05:41 The Need for Certainty in Faith

    16:17 Idolatry and the Search for Guarantees

    26:19 The Search for Certainty in Faith

    32:21 Understanding Liturgical Practices

    39:31 The Dangers of Tradition vs. Scripture

    44:33 Building Community in Faith

    52:50 The Role of the Spirit in Community

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    1 hr and 4 mins
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