Podcast Episodes

In this episode, Greg and Nathan explore the importance of our faith, even when our feelings are hitting us hard. When do we move beyond what we feel to be true and accept what we know to be true? Check out the latest to find out. 

In this episode, Greg and Nathan explore the grace that God extends to us in our doubts. Rest on the grace God gives to you during your doubts. 

Greg and Nathan are finally able to talk about the book give aways from June. Listen in to see if you won. 

Join Nathan and Greg this November as they launch an insightful and honest series, "Good News About Doubt." In a culture where questions and uncertainties are often kept under wraps, Nathan and Greg dive into the truth that faith and doubt are not enemies but companions on the journey. Through heartfelt conversations, they explore how doubt can actually strengthen belief, spark growth, and lead to a deeper understanding of God’s grace.

In this episode, Nathan Bell and Greg Dutcher dive into two books that have sparked heated debates over the years: Rick Warren's The Purpose Driven Life and Andy Stanley's Deep and Wide. Once dismissed by many, including Greg himself, these books are now getting a second look. Join the conversation as we explore why these books were criticized, what they actually got right, and why they might deserve a spot back on your reading list. Plus, hear our thoughts on the seeker-sensitive movement and how to balance church growth with staying true to biblical principles.Got thoughts on these books? Drop a comment and let us know!

In this episode, Nathan and Greg go full-out confession mode. What books did they once consider trash but have since found their way much higher on their recommended lists? Tune in. You might be surprised.

C.S. Lewis, a British writer and lay theologian, has left an indelible mark on Christian thought and literature. Known for his works such as 'The Chronicles of Narnia' and 'Mere Christianity,' Lewis excelled in storytelling and apologetics, making complex theological concepts accessible to a broad audience. His logical arguments, like the famous 'trilemma' in 'Mere Christianity,' challenge readers to seriously consider the claims of Christ. However, Lewis's legacy is not without its controversies. His views on Scripture, which suggest a more nuanced understanding rather than strict inerrancy, have raised questions among evangelicals. Additionally, his perspectives on inclusivism and universalism, as seen in 'The Last Battle' and 'The Great Divorce,' diverge from traditional evangelical beliefs. Despite these issues, Lewis's contributions continue to inspire and educate, offering valuable insights into faith, suffering, and the human condition.