Journey to the heart of the faith.

“Who do they say that I am?”

Jesus - - Yeshua - - Ἰησοῦς - - عيسى - - Иисус - - Chúa Giêsu - - Isos - - Gesù - - Jisu - - イエス - - 예수 - -

Jesus - - Yeshua - - Ἰησοῦς - - عيسى - - Иисус - - Chúa Giêsu - - Isos - - Gesù - - Jisu - - イエス - - 예수 - -

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As the world becomes more chaotic, spiritual seekers are looking for answers. Where is God in all this? Why does Christianity look so different from one place to the next? Why is there not a single Christianity, but "Christianities"—a divided faith, split by politics, cultural beliefs, and more? What exactly IS a Christian?

Join our host, John Heers, as he travels the world to ask these profound questions—not as an academic or a sociologist, but a storyteller and keen student of history—navigating the diverse landscapes of faith with curiosity and humor. As it explores the historical, intellectual, and spiritual continuity of Christianity today (or lack thereof), Christianities? will take you on a wild journey through it all by interviewing spiritual and intellectual leaders from
around the world to present a
cohesive understanding of the
faith that appeals to both
the heart and the mind.

Meet the Team

John Heers is founder of First Things Foundation. John worked overseas as a water resource manager in Mali, Africa, with the Peace Corps as a water resource manager. This was after he studied history and education at Columbia University, earning a Masters Degree. He subsequently worked in the Georgian Republic, taught in the South Bronx and Harlem, assisted in founding a school in Naples, Florida and served as a development director in Haiti.

He is also the mind behind the Heavy Things Lightly podcast and substack, and the creator of the Keipi Restaurant in Greenville South Carolina (a non-profit restaurant specializing in Georgian cuisine and culture). You will find him there as a Tamada; a toastmaster in the tradition of the Georgian Supra.

Steven “Scooter” Downey is a documentary filmmaker behind the best-selling feature documentary Hoaxed and the Fox Nation doc series hit Tucker Carlson Originals. He’s made videos and documentaries for the biggest names in media.

Steven currently resides in Nashville, TN with his wife and two sons, where they attend an Orthodox Christian parish.