In this episode of the Post Evangelical Collective Podcast, we are delighted to welcome Jeremiah Gibson, co-founder of Let’s Heal Together, a counseling practice dedicated to helping individuals and couples heal from the impact of high-control religious environments. Jeremiah specializes in relationship and sex therapy, with a particular focus on those navigating faith deconstruction, religious trauma, and the challenges of rebuilding healthy intimacy after leaving restrictive spiritual communities.

Jeremiah is also widely known as the co-host of the Sexvangelicals podcast, which he created alongside his colleague and co-founder Julia Postema. Together, they offered what they described as “the sex education the church didn’t want you to have,” helping thousands of listeners untangle harmful teachings about sexuality, relationships, purity culture, and faith.

In our conversation, Jeremiah shares insights into the unique challenges faced by couples leaving high-control religious spaces, and what healing can look like when people begin reclaiming their bodies, relationships, and sense of self.

Whether you are personally navigating religious trauma, supporting someone who is, or simply interested in creating healthier conversations around sex, faith, and relationships, this episode offers thoughtful guidance, practical wisdom, and plenty of hope.

To learn more about Jeremiah Gibson and Let’s Heal Together, visit their website and follow their work online: https://sexvangelicals.substack.com

Learn more about the Post-Evangelical Collective by visiting their website here: www.postevangelicalcollective.org

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In today's episode, Keri Ladouceur, Executive Director and Co-Founder of the Post Evangelical Collective, sits down with longtime pastor, and our podcast host, Fred Harrell, Executive Director of Cultivate Pastors and Churches, Inc.

Fred shares about his work walking alongside pastors and faith leaders who are seeking coaching, spiritual direction, or both. With 38 years of ministry experience, he reflects on the realities of pastoral leadership and the weight many leaders carry in this season. He talks about his desire to invest what he has learned into the lives of pastors navigating the complexity, isolation, and pressure of their calling.

This conversation offers both honesty and encouragement for those in ministry who are trying to lead faithfully while also tending to their own soul. If you are a pastor or leader in need of support, clarity, or companionship in the work, this episode is a reminder that you do not have to do it alone.

Learn more about Pastors and Churches, Inc. here: https://www.cultivatepastors.org/

Learn more about the Post-Evangelical Collective by visiting their website here: www.postevangelicalcollective.org

Register for the National Gathering here: http://postevangelicalcollective.org/events/national-gathering-2026

In this episode we talk to Cameron Vickrey, Director of Communications and Development for FaithWorks. FaithWorks is mobilizing Christians to practice compassion and pursue justice through a multiracial, cross-denominational network committed to building God’s beloved community.

In this conversation, Cameron shares how their work moves beyond good intentions into meaningful action. Through initiatives focused on immigration, Native issues, racial justice, and hunger, FaithWorks equips leaders to engage both direct service and systemic change. Their approach reflects a deep commitment to what they call bold advocacy and real impact.

Together, they explore how many post-evangelical leaders are seeking ways to live out their faith in tangible, justice-centered ways. FaithWorks offers a pathway for those who want to move from belief into embodied practice.

As leaders reimagine faith beyond evangelicalism, the call to compassion and justice remains central and urgent. If you are looking for ways to engage your faith in the world with clarity, courage, and community, this episode offers both vision and next steps.

Learn more about FaithWorks here: https://faithworks.com/

Learn more about the Post-Evangelical Collective by visiting our website here: ⁠www.postevangelicalcollective.org⁠

Register for the National Gathering here: http://postevangelicalcollective.org/events/national-gathering-2026