Podcast Episodes

In this podcast episode, Greg, Nathan, and Nathan delve into the intersection of the gospel and identity through the lens of the shows Severance, Adolescence, and A Real Pain. They examine how each show portrays the complex journey of self-discovery, grappling with disconnection and the search for meaning. Severance is explored for its depiction of division within the self and how the gospel offers a way to reconcile fragmented identities. Adolescence is discussed in terms of the challenges of growth, transformation, and the formation of identity, with the gospel providing a framework for understanding one's true self. Lastly, A Real Pain is analyzed for its portrayal of suffering and the role of pain in shaping identity, with the gospel offering hope and healing through the experience of redemption. Together, these shows highlight the transformative power of the gospel in understanding and embracing one's identity.

In this episode, Greg and Nathan answer questions they have received about Christianity. How would you respond to these? Check it out and let us know your thoughts. 

Greg and Nathan continue their dive into apologetics, focusing on how Christian faith can engage with and respond to common objections. We explore how apologetics provides logical, philosophical, and historical answers to skeptics. Whether tackling the reliability of the Bible or the question of hypocrocy, we unpack key arguments that help clarify and defend the Christian worldview.

In this episode, Greg and Nathan tackle two topics in one. The first topic they are discussing centers around evidences for believing that the Bible is a historically accurate document. The second focuses on objections people have to the Bible. Don't forget to email questions to thesegotoeleven15@gmail.com. 

In this episode, Nathan is flying solo as he talks about why an episode did not drop this week and reads the names for the Book Give Aways.

In this episode, Greg and Nathan wrap up the two-month journey exploring mental health from a Biblical perspective. Over the past weeks, they have discussed with their wonderful guests, everything from understanding the emotional struggles we face, to how Scripture offers guidance, healing, and hope. Unpacking topics like anxiety, depression, chronic illness, and the importance of community support, all while diving into the truth that God sees us in our pain and is with us every step of the way.
Join them as they reflect on the insights gathered, share some final thoughts, and remind everyone that mental health isn't just a personal battle—it’s one where faith, prayer, and the love of others can guide us toward restoration.
Stay connected, stay encouraged, and remember—you’re not alone.

In today’s episode, Greg and Nathan dive into the transformative and relentless power of prayer. Reflecting on a stories such as David, Abraham, Moses, and many others, Greg and Nathan explore these moments of raw faith. We’re reminded of the importance of holding on to prayer—especially when things seem impossible. It’s about praying with perseverance, knowing that while the answers may not always come the way we expect, God’s power is always at work.
Join us as we reflect on how prayer can change our hearts and minds, even when we face the hardest of challenges.

Greg and Nathan are thrilled to welcome Christian author Leslie Schmucker as our special guest. Leslie discusses her powerful book Broken Children, which explores the emotional and spiritual journey of healing for those who have endured pain and trauma. She opens up about her own personal experiences and the inspiration behind writing the book, offering listeners a deep dive into how faith and resilience can bring restoration to brokenness. With compassion and insight, Leslie offers guidance to individuals and families seeking healing, while also encouraging a greater sense of hope through God's grace. Tune in for a thought-provoking and uplifting conversation!

In this deeply moving episode, we sit down with Christian author and speaker David Harvey as he reflects on one of the most profound and painful chapters of his life—the loss of his 24-year-old daughter to addiction. For years, David and his family fought alongside her in the painful and heartbreaking struggle against substance abuse, a battle marked by chronic disappointments, moments of hope, and the overwhelming feeling of helplessness. However, through it all, God showed David how to trust in Him more and more each day. In a raw and honest conversation, David shares his experience of walking through the world of addiction, not just as an observer, but as a father who longed for healing while navigating the depths of grief, both before and after her passing.

Eliza Huie, a licensed and trauma-trained counselor, is releasing her new book, Trauma Aware, designed to equip readers with both biblical wisdom and clinical insights for understanding and addressing trauma. With years of experience in counseling and a deep commitment to helping others, Eliza guides readers through the complex and often overwhelming issue of trauma. She explains how trauma can profoundly affect the mind, body, and soul, leaving lasting impacts that can be difficult to navigate.
In Trauma Aware, Eliza takes a compassionate and practical approach, offering not only a biblical foundation for healing but also empathetic guidance on how to respond to those affected by trauma. The book is an accessible resource for anyone—whether they've personally experienced trauma or wish to support others who have. It answers critical questions such as "What is trauma?" and "How can we help others in a way that is both biblically faithful and emotionally sensitive?" With Trauma Aware, Eliza offers a path toward recovery, combining faith, empathy, and professional understanding in a way that is both practical and transformative for those seeking healing and support.