The October 16th Call-In Hour

In this episode of The Call-In Hour, Shawn and Delaney open with news about the growing Yeshuans platform and hint at a major January 6th announcement that will mark a new phase in their work. They then reflect on the recent departure of their co-host Grady, expressing both sadness and hope for reconciliation while reaffirming their shared commitment to freedom, love, and humility in ministry.

The conversation soon turns deeply philosophical, tackling questions from viewers about faith, reason, and the nature of God. Shawn and Delaney discuss the “leap of faith” through Kierkegaard and Shestov, exploring belief beyond knowledge and why faith must remain subjective and free. Listeners call in with thoughtful comments on God’s goodness, evil in the Old Testament, and the problem of suffering.

Through lively dialogue—sometimes humorous, sometimes intense—they contrast rationalism with pure faith, debate the idea of whether God “created evil,” and affirm the fulfilled perspective’s claim that God’s relationship with humanity has changed through Christ. The show closes with reflections on humility, free will, and the beauty of simply believing that God is love.