Exodus Brothers: Deconstruction & Healing

Breaking Faith: Our Journey from Evangelical Roots to Liberation

Welcome to Exodus Brothers, a thought-provoking podcast where Micah Knapp and Jake Knapp delve into their personal journey from growing up within evangelical Christianity to unraveling those beliefs and seeking healing. In this three-part series, they candidly share their experiences, from life within a close-knit religious community to the personal challenges they faced in questioning and stepping away from these teachings, ultimately working towards rebuilding their lives.
This insightful podcast episode goes beyond a tale of personal transformation; it opens a space for discussing faith, identity, and liberation from deeply ingrained dogmas. As Micah and Jake navigate the layers of their experiences, they invite listeners to reflect on their own beliefs and the stories that shape them.
Note: While exploring themes that might be sensitive to some, the Knapp brothers emphasize the importance of speaking honestly about their journey, focusing not on blame but on understanding and growth. Join them as they embark on a quest for peace, clarity, and a redefined sense of self beyond the confines of childhood indoctrination.
Theme Music: Jenni Potts

The Myths Behind the Miracles

Welcome to today's episode of Exodus Brothers. Join Micah Knapp and Jake Knapp as they delve into the intriguing world of biblical interpretation. In this episode, we explore the significance of understanding the Bible beyond its literal narrative, diving into the necessity of considering its historical and cultural context.
The discussion highlights several contradictions within the biblical stories, including the creation account in Genesis and the tale of Adam and Eve, emphasizing the challenges of interpreting these texts literally. By examining the symbolic and allegorical aspects of ancient storytelling, the Knapp brothers aim to provide rational explanations that align with modern scientific understanding.
Furthermore, this episode addresses ancient mythologies and their influence on biblical narratives, showing the cultural exchanges evident in scriptures. The Knapp brothers analyze known myths and moral codes from cultures like Mesopotamia and their presence in biblical accounts, shedding light on the universal ideas threaded through these ancient stories.
Tune in as the brothers unravel the complexities of myth-making, revealing how these stories were designed to teach values, entertain, and unite communities—rather than serve as strict historical records. Along the way, they expose problematic passages where the Bible gets morality, history, and science wrong, challenging traditional interpretations and encouraging listeners to think critically about its narratives.Theme music: Jenni Potts