Trigger warning. This podcast contains descriptions of various abusive situations. Listener discretion is advised.

I get so tired of hearing these folks justify it by saying, well, it's not all churches, or, you know, it's not, you know, or my church is not that way.

Or, you know, this was a, this was one circumstance. Like, our church as a whole is not this way.

Well, when is it like going to be enough?

So many people are not, are so indoctrinated and so engulfed that they're never going to

wake up out of it until it's them or their kid.

You are listening to the Preacher Boys podcast, a podcast shedding light on decades of mental, physical, and sexual

abuse within the independent fundamental Baptist movement. The testimony shared on this podcast

are told from the personal experience and perspective of the survivors. Not all legal outcomes

are known or final. Any suspect is presumed innocent until proven guilty in the court of law.

Now, here is your host, Eric Squarsinski.

Hey, everybody, welcome back to the Preacher Boys podcast.

On today's episode, I'm sitting down with Jeremy Coleman.

You might know him better as that pastor from Oklahoma. He has blown up on TikTok,

and I think you're going to realize why. He's saying some things that you don't typically hear

pastors say, and I really want to have a conversation with him for a long time, and what better

place to do that than here on the podcast. To give you a little bit of background,

Jeremy Coleman is passionate

about seeing communities become stronger by loving one another better. He's a pastor,

speaker, podcaster, and content creator that focuses on challenging, empowering, and

educating through the lens of his faith in Jesus. His mission is simple, quote, love God and

people passionately with no strings attached.

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