THE PODCAST
Honest to God conversations about the Bible and real life.
Some questions are too big for a quick answer.
You Asked, Let’s Talk is a podcast from Clear Faith Foundation where real questions about God, the Bible, faith, and real life become thoughtful conversations.
Hosted by Bobby McGraw, each episode begins with a question someone is actually asking and brings in trusted voices to help us think it through.
Can I Still Trust Jesus After Church Hurt? | Mark Matlock
In this first episode of You Asked, Let’s Talk, Bobby McGraw sits down with author and speaker Mark Matlock to talk about spiritual curiosity, church hurt, hypocrisy, and why Jesus is still worth another look. Mark shares how his posture toward faith conversations shifted from quick, combative answers to relational honesty, and he reflects on the difference between believing Christian ideas and actually knowing Jesus.
Bobby McGraw
Host of You Asked, Let’s Talk
Bobby McGraw has spent more than 20 years helping people make sense of faith in real life. As host of You Asked, Let’s Talk, he brings warmth, curiosity, and plainspoken wisdom to honest conversations about God, the Bible, and the questions people are actually asking.
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“I listened while driving home from work, and I kept thinking, ‘This is the kind of conversation I wish I’d heard years ago.’ It didn’t feel like someone was trying to win me over. It felt like they were actually taking the question seriously and giving me room to think.”
— Rachel, 34
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“I grew up around church, so I know the usual answers. But some of those answers stopped working when life got more complicated. What I appreciated about this podcast is that nobody rushed past the hard parts. It felt thoughtful, but still normal enough that I could send it to a friend.”
— Marcus, 61
★★★★★
“I’m not sure where I land with faith right now, but I do know I’m still interested. This felt like a safe place to listen without having to agree with everything right away. I liked that the conversation sounded like real people talking, not a sermon disguised as a podcast.”
— Jenna, 29
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