Christian influencers under fire of evangelical followers for promoting ‘indecent’ Athleisure line

A Christian podcasting -duo is confronted with criticism from some of their more pious followers for promoting a ‘indecent’ Athleisure line.

Angela Halili, 29, and Arielle Reitsma, 35, organize the Girl Gone Bible Podcast, which is currently one of the most popular Christian podcasts in the world.

The hosts have gathered the following on social media thanks to their Bombshell -which has led them to a series of lucrative approval agreements and brand products.

The glamorous pair now promotes a popular Christian Athleisure line called Three Nails, but some of their evangelical fans are not happy with the collaboration.

After sharing a commercial for the brand agreement on social media, the Girls Gone Bible Stars were flooded with a mix of comments.

‘Something seems to be finished, but how is this modest? Out of curiosity, “said one.

‘I also wear leggings, but let’s not pretend to be modest. Girls, modest is when someone looks at you and should guess what is under your clothes, “added another.

“There is nothing modest about this clothing. They are actually very tight and reveals the curvature of the human body. Having a Christian label does not make it Christian, “wrote a third.

A fourth added: ‘I love three nails and buy their clothes, but I don’t wear leggings like trousers without anything that she covers and I encourage you not to do that so well. These men do not have to see all the crack and crack. ‘

However, a number of fans also defended the girls and argued that there is nothing wrong with women who wear active clothing.

“Love, so cute. Love that nothing is cut low. And great colors !!!! “Gutste one.

“It’s modest and respectful. I love you, I support my sisters. I need something like that for the gym because I struggled with modesty and this is very tasteful, “added another.

Arielle and Angela launched their podcast in 2023 And quickly shot up to make known on social media and to collect millions of views and downloads.

The two, who were both models and actresses in Hollywood before he became Christian influencers, delivers weekly sermons that include everything, from their love for Jesus and their favorite smoothies to soberness and idolism.

Their glamorous appearance has often made them a target of more conservative Christians online.

In an episode of their show they discussed how they were unfairly criticized and assessed on their appearance.

“I can wear the same exact outfit as a girl who is extremely thin without curves and only because of my body type will I look promiscuous and she won’t do that,” said Angela.

Arielle chimde in it: “I know some girls who take pictures in their crop tops and their bikinis, but they have more compassion in their hearts and more empathy and they would never write the things that some of these Christians write.”

The couple is the target of other believers for their provocative approach to preaching, with evangelicals often leaving cruel comments about their Instagram accounts.

Some trolls have even gone so far that they accuse the genetically blessed duo of being Jezebels because of their sexy social media snaps.

“Witchcraft forged seductively indecent Christianity,” a troll wore under a photo of Arielle in a deep flower dress with a thigh -high split.

‘What happened to modest clothing? Which makes men sin and lust, “saw another.

‘Angela, as a brother in Christ, I insist on you to consider the kind of messages you post. Many of these messages don’t really honor our Lord the way he wants, “wrote another follower involved.

In 2023, Angela said that she tried to change ‘her presence on social media’ and started removing certain messages from her grid to shift to a more modest image.

“It’s okay to look good as a Christian,” Arielle added.

“But as I became more of a woman, I actually felt more beautiful to be more covered,” she added and explained that she started to put on more ‘divine people’ since he tried to become more chaste.

Years before her Christian reinvention, Arielle worked as a model and even decorated the pages of spicy men’s magazines such as FHM and Maxim.

She also has an IMDB page that would rattle the most holy rollers, including the role of ‘slutty girl’ in the Rock of Ages of 2012 and ‘Gypsy Woman’ in the Devilish Thriller American Satan.

In order not to be surpassed, Angela has a fairly pearl clear to act her own acting career.

She appeared in American Horror Story and Hulu’s Stripper drama Welcome to Chippendales, and perhaps the most sacrilege of all, she played a scantily dressed nun in Marilyn Manson’s we know where you f ** King live music video.

Despite their vuited past and modern approach to Christianity, many fans of Girls Gone Bible have that the podcast helped them to become closer to Jesus.

‘I am so proud of both of you to share a piece of your journey by finding your foundation with God! It is so inspiring and beautiful to recognize perfection is not what is expected, a listener gushed.

“I am not a Christian, but I like to hear your stories and read the Scripture that is weird because I am far from God,” added another.

‘Your girls are so uplifting and encouraging. I like to see beautiful, relevant LA women who use their talent for the Lord, “cried another.

“Christianity has no” look “… don’t listen to the opponents. Thank you for using your platform forever and have penetrated the difficult comments. ‘