
-Read The Blower Prophet by Doug Bursch

A very personal show where Doug laments the current condition of American Christianity in regards to politics, Covid and race. Pretty much a lament and nothing more. The hope is you don’t feel so alone or you gain a better understanding of those who don’t feel like you. Peace. The Fairly Spiritual Show · Lamenting […]
Doug talks about the problem with platforming and giving preference in leadership to large church expressions. He calls pastors to embrace a movement that honors what God sees. The Fairly Spiritual Show · Confronting the Large Church Bias
Doug gives an unfiltered talk on how to actually show appreciation to your pastor on Pastor Appreciation Month. The Fairly Spiritual Show · Pastor Appreciation Unfiltered
This is my last radio show. I share my heart about why I have pursued media ministry and will continue to try to change the dialogue. The Fairly Spiritual Show · Final Radio Show!!! A Media Overview
Doug talks about why some Christians don’t experience transformation. The Fairly Spiritual Show · Why Do Christians Lack Transformation
Doug talks about how God often leads us through uncertainty. Faith doesn’t know all the steps. The Fairly Spiritual Show · Uncertainty and God’s Plan
Doug continues looking at the Holy Spirit, paying particular focus to the Holy Spirit’s work through community. The Fairly Spiritual Show · The Holy Spirit and Community
Doug talks about wrong ways we talk about Spirit-led living. He looks at the bigger picture of Pentecost and how the Spirit works through community. The Fairly Spiritual Show · Wrong Notions of Spirit-led Living
In this show Doug talks about the racist origins of Splash Mountain and what Disney’s reimagining of this ride says about race in America. Doug also examines his own justifications and reactions to racist representations in entertainment and cultural contexts. The Fairly Spiritual Show · The Racist Origins of Splash Mountain
Doug has a conversation with pastor Isaiah Johnson about racial injustice. They examine #blacklivesmatter, political divides, the gospel and awkward conversations.