True Crime vs. My Faith: Why I Had to Stop
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True Crime vs. My Faith: Why I Had to Stop
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I used to listen to true crime constantly—Crime Junkie, documentaries, unsolved cases, murder trials, all of it. Then one day I didn't want to anymore. But stopping made me wonder: should Christians listen to true crime at all?
In this episode of Faith for Real, I'm looking at true crime and Christianity through the questions that changed how I consume it. We talk about the Netflix Jeffrey Dahmer series and Rita Isbell, the University of Idaho murders and Rebecca Scofield, the Lindsay Clancy trial, morbid curiosity, false witness, spiritual warfare, and what the Bible actually says about where we give our attention.
I didn't find a Bible verse prohibiting true crime, and I don't think my decision to stop listening automatically becomes a rule for every Christian. But Scripture gave me much better questions to ask about why I wanted these stories, how I was treating the real people in them, what I believed about rumors and speculation, and how much of my attention I was willing to give them.
If you've ever wondered whether Christians should listen to true crime—or you've started questioning your own true crime habit—this episode is for you.
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