What is The Inclusive Faith?
The Inclusive Faith is a space for honest, thoughtful conversation about faith in today’s world. Through our upcoming podcast and future resources, we explore belonging, identity, power, and what it means to stay rooted without losing yourself.
This is a place for reflection, curiosity, and real dialogue.
The Inclusive Faith Podcast
Greg and Kade are a married couple navigating faith and life together, and this podcast grows out of that lived experience.
These are honest, thoughtful conversations about the tensions many people carry but rarely name.
How to stay rooted without shrinking.
How to hold conviction without causing harm.
How faith can make room for real people.
If this resonates with you, we’d love for you to be part of it from the beginning.
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About
Greg and Kade
Greg and Kade are husbands, partners in life and in ministry, and the founders of The Inclusive Faith.
What began as ongoing conversations about faith, identity, power, and belonging has grown into a broader vision. Inclusive Faith exists to create space for honest dialogue, thoughtful theology, and spiritual life that does not require people to shrink who they are.
Through the podcast and future resources, we are building something rooted, reflective, and real. A place where conviction and compassion can coexist, and where faith makes room for people rather than pushing them out.
This is more than a show. It is the beginning of a larger conversation.
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What if affirming LGBTQ Christians is not the greater risk?
In this reflection, Dr. Gregory S. Neal responds to one of the most common questions asked in conversations about faith, Scripture, and LGBTQ inclusion: “Is it really worth the risk?”
With honesty shaped by Scripture, prayer, conversion therapy, marriage, ministry, and decades of wrestling with God, Greg asks whether Christians have considered the risk on the other side — the risk of wrongly judging LGBTQ people, dismissing the fruit of the Spirit in their lives, and making God’s grace smaller than our certainty.
This is a deeply personal and theological reflection on faith, interpretation, repentance, judgment, and the grace of Jesus Christ.