Jason’s man-crush and former teacher, David Bentley Hart, returns to the podcast to dish on Donald Trump, conservatives who complain about Pope Francis, and Christian charity in the public square.
Read MoreThe only consistent thing on this podcast has been the soulful voice of Clay Mottley. Clay is a worship leader, singer/songwriter, and an all-around good guy.
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Read MoreIn his memoir, “Limping But Blessed: Wrestling with God after the Death of a Child “, Jason Jones discusses his struggles with faith after the loss of his son Jacob in June of 2011. In our conversation with Jason he opened up about his darkest days,…
Read MoreScott Jones of the New Persuasive Words & Give and Take podcasts joined Jason for a full-fledged bromance session. Scott is also a pastor at Ascension Church in Philly, a fellow Princeton Alum, and a regular contributor to Mockingbird.
Read MoreAuthor Matthew Bates joined Jason to talk about his book “Salvation by Allegiance Alone: Rethinking Faith, Works, and the Gospel of Jesus the King”. This is a timely interview as we approach Memorial Day Weekend.
Read MoreAuthor and senior editor of The American Conservative, Rod Dreher, joined Teer & Jason do discuss his new book, “The Benedict Option: A Strategy for Christians in a Post-Christian Nation”.
Read MoreAuthor and professor David Fitch joined Jason & Morgan to talk about “The Fitch Option”or the “Saint Patrick Option”, which is outlined in his new book, “Faithful Presence: Seven Discipline That Shape the Church For Mission”. The opposite of the…
Read MorePodcast regular Kenneth Tanner, along with Chris Green had the pleasure of interviewing Robert Jenson. Jenson was described as the greatest living theologian by Stanley Hauerwas, and as “one of the most original and knowledgeable theologians of our…
Read MoreChristy Thomas is a retired UMC elder, author, and journalist. On her blog, ‘The Thoughtful Pastor’, she argues it is time to blow up the UMC based on structural issues that have become all too obvious during the UMC’s inability to find common ground…
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