Jason Michelli: Chris Green is back on the podcast to (once again) talk about Robert Jenson and Stanley Hauerwas but— really— he’s here to talk about a new book he has for your journey this year through the season of light, Lent. That’s right. Chris…
Read MoreOur guest today is Katherine Stewart.
Katherine is an American journalist and author who often writes about issues related to the separation of church and state, the rise of religious nationalism, and global movements against liberal democracy. Her…
Chris Davis is the pastor of Groveton Baptist Church in Alexandria, Virginia and the author of the new book Bright Hope for Tomorrow: How Anticipating Jesus’ Return Gives Strength for Today….
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Thanksgiving is about gratitude, the product of grace, so this week’s episode is our last installment of the podcasts Monday night online study of Paul Zahl’s book, Grace in Practice, which PZ himself joined! We hope you enjoy it!
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Chris Nye is a doctoral student at Duke University’s Divinity School and the author of several books, including most recently, A Captive Mind, which explores Christianity’s relationship to ideologies. His writing has appeared in the Washington Post,…
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In this episode of our crossover podcast with Tripp Fuller and Homebrewed Christianity, Tolkien Heads, we talk all things Middle Earth with my very own Gandalf, Brian Zahnd.
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The third in a three part online study of the new book Don’t Look Back: Methodist Hope for What Comes Next
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Despite widespread skepticism on the matter, a significant number of people today have stories of religious experience – moments of inexplicable terror or rapturous joy, visions, near death experiences of the afterlife, encounters with angels,…
Read MoreOur guest this week with Jason and Johanna is Bekah McNeel. Bekah is a journalist who covers education, immigration, and religion. A graduate of the London School of Economics, her new book, Bringing Up Kid When Church Lets You Down is a guide for…
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Rev. Dr. Jeffrey Pugh joins the podcast to talk about his newest book, Cages: A Tale of Insurrection. The year is 1533. Elsbeth Joris is about to be executed for witchcraft when Andreas Wagner cuts her loose from the ducking stool. Exiled from family and village, Elsbeth accepts Andreas’s offer to accompany him back to his…
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