Austin Suggs

Gospel Simplicity Podcast

Religion EN ↓ 131 episodes

The Gospel Simplicity Podcast is centered around the conviction that the gospel is really good news. Here you will find conversations with Christians from various traditions as we seek to unpack the beautiful simplicity and transformative power of the gospel. Gospel Simplicity is known for ecumenical dialogue that is charitable and open to learning from people with whom you might disagree. We believe that God desires for his Church to be one, united in love for God and neighbor, and on mission to spread the gospel of Jesus Christ to all people.

Author

Austin Suggs

Category

Religion

Podcast website

www.buzzsprout.com

Latest episode

Jul 6, 2026

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Episodes

A Protestant talks to Catholics Experts on Mary (w/ William Albrecht and Fr. Christiaan Kappes) 27.01.2021

 In this episode, I talk with William Albrecht and Fr. Christiaan Kappes about Mary. In this conversation, we focus on what the Bible has to say about Mary. Often times, conversations on Mary center around tradition, and while that's a worthwhile conversation, if Protestants and Catholics want to find common ground on Mary, it's essential that we look to the Bible and see what Scripture...

A Deep Dive into Orthodox Theology (w/ Fr. Peter Heers) 21.01.2021

In this episode Fr. Peter Heers shares an Orthodox perspective on Scripture, Tradition, Councils, and Authority. Keep up with Fr. Peter Heers: YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/orthodoxethos Website: https://www.orthodoxethos.com Online Lectures: https://www.patreon.com/frpeterheers Publishing: https://www.uncutmountainpress.com Biographical info: https://saintkosmas.org/about-fr-peter-heers Academ...

Does Church History Lead to Catholicism? 14.01.2021

Whose side is church history on? Can you be deep in history and remain a Protestant? In this lively discussion, Dr. Gavin Ortlund  and Joe Heschmeyer square off on this important topic. Dr. Gavin Ortlund: http://www.gavinortlund.com Joe Heschmeyer: http://www.shamelesspopery.com The Cordial Catholic: https://podcast.thecordialcatholic.com/ Support Gospel Simplicity: Patreon: http://www.patreon.com...

What is the Catholic Magisterium and is it Biblical? 06.01.2021

As an outsider looking in, the magisterium is one of the most distinctive features of Catholicism. In this video, I talk with Michael Lofton of Reason and Theology about the Catholic magisterium, what it is, and how it works. We discuss layers of authority within the magisterium, important distinctions about magisterial authority, and perhaps most importantly, Michael Lofton presents biblical and...

How to be Deep in History AND Be a Protestant (w/ Dr. Gavin Ortlund) 28.12.2020

In today's episode I'm joined by Dr. Gavin Ortlund, a pastor, prolific author, and YouTuber who holds a PhD in Historical Theology. In this video we discuss an Evangelical approach to Church History, and how you can be both deep in Church History and NOT cease to be a Protestant (yes, we're looking at you Newman). I think you'll find Dr. Ortlund to be both bright and charitable...

Welcome to the Gospel Simplicity Podcast 19.12.2020

Welcome to the Gospel Simplicity Podcast! In this brief episode, I introduce this new project, and give thanks to those who made it possible. If you're new to Gospel Simplicity, this is a great way to learn more about what we're all about.  About Gospel Simplicity: Gospel Simplicity began as a YouTube channel in a Moody Bible Institute dorm. It was born out of the central conviction that...

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