Podcast Episodes

This week, Greg and Nathan step away from their regular series for a special Independence Day episode as America celebrates its 250th anniversary. What does it mean for Christians to love their country well? Where is the line between healthy patriotism and misplaced nationalism? And how should followers of Christ think about flags, freedom, and faith? Together, they explore the fascinating religio...

In the fifth and final episode of their June series, Greg and Nathan conclude by highlighting two pastors who have profoundly shaped their faith in very different ways. Nathan turns to Charles Spurgeon, the legendary "Prince of Preachers," whose Christ-centered preaching and timeless writings continue to encourage believers around the world. Greg shares about Matt Smith, reflecting on the blessing...

In the fourth episode of their June series, Greg and Nathan reflect on two pastors whose thoughtful teaching and faithful ministry have profoundly influenced their spiritual growth. Greg shares about John Stott, known for his clear biblical exposition and commitment to Christ-centered preaching, while Nathan discusses Tim Keller and his winsome approach to the gospel, apologetics, and engaging cul...

In Episode 3 of their June series on pastors who have helped shape their spiritual lives, Greg and Nathan discuss two influential voices whose ministries have deepened their understanding of Scripture and the Christian faith. Greg highlights Mark Dever and his commitment to healthy churches, biblical preaching, and discipleship, while Nathan shares about R. C. Sproul and his profound teaching on t...

In Episode 2 of our June series on pastors who have influenced our spiritual growth, Greg and Nathan discuss two faithful preachers whose ministries have left a lasting impact on their lives. Greg shares about Alistair Begg and his clear, Christ-centered exposition of Scripture, while Nathan highlights David Platt and his passion for making disciples and calling believers to radical obedience to C...

In the first episode of their June series, 10 Pastors To Help Shepherd Your Growth, Greg and Nathan share the stories of two men whose ministries have deeply influenced their walk with Christ. Greg highlights the wit, grace, and gospel-centered teaching of Steve Brown, while Nathan discusses the faithful preaching, biblical conviction, and discipleship impact of Voddie Baucham. Along the way, they...

In their fourth and final week, hosts Greg and Nathan tackle one of the hardest questions in our spiritual lives: what do you do when prayer feels empty? From feeling God’s silence to showing up in faith anyway, they explore how prayer shapes us, not by what we feel, but by the act of showing up. With Scripture, honest reflection, and practical encouragement, this episode reminds listeners that ev...

Continuing their series in May, Greg and Nathan are diving into what prayer actually looks like in the middle of everyday life, not polished, perfect prayers, but honest conversations with God during traffic, work, stress, gratitude, and everything in between. In this episode, they unpack how short prayers count, why prayer doesn’t need to feel complicated, and how to build prayer into the rhythm...

In week two of their series on prayer, Greg and Nathan dive into the messy, honest reality of prayer, why it’s not about saying the “right” words, cleaning yourself up first, or pretending God doesn’t already know what’s in your heart. From frustrated prayers in Psalms to Jesus’ simple model for prayer, this episode explores what happens when we stop performing and start being real with God. Hones...

Greg and Nathan kick off their May series on prayer with an honest conversation about why it often feels harder than it’s supposed to, and why that doesn’t mean you’re doing it wrong. From unrealistic expectations and comparison traps to the pressure to perform and the sheer noise of everyday life, they unpack the quiet struggles most people don’t admit. Along the way, they explore what Scripture...

Greg Dutcher and Nathan Bell are back for Week 4 of their Movie Month series, and this time they’re looking ahead to the biggest, boldest, and most questionable films of the summer. Joined once again by special guest Nathan Bartlebaugh, the trio dives into a full-on Summer Movie Preview, breaking down what’s coming, what’s worth your time, and what might crash and burn at the box office. Expect sh...

Greg and Nathan are back for Week 3 with a fun theme: Great Idea, Bad Movie. Once again, they’re joined by special guest Nathan Bartlebaugh to break down films that looked like guaranteed hits on paper, but somehow missed the mark. They kick things off by comparing the original premise to the final product, asking the big question: how do you fumble something that seemed so promising? From there,...

Some movies fade as soon as the credits roll, but others linger, echoing in your mind days, weeks, even years later. In this episode, Greg and Nathan are joined by returning guest Nathan Bartlebaugh to dive into the films they just can’t shake. Each host brings movies that have stayed with them long after the first watch, unpacking what gives these stories their lasting power. Is it an unforgettab...

Greg and Nathan kick off a new series with a deep dive into the 2026 Oscars, joined by special guest Nathan Bartlebaugh. In this Week 1 episode, the trio breaks down Hollywood’s biggest night, unpacking what the Academy got right… and where it may have missed the mark. From the night’s biggest winners to the most debated decisions, they ask the big question: were the top honors truly deserved? The...

In this Easter special of These Go to Eleven, Greg and Nathan unpack the layered and often unsettling figure of Pontius Pilate, the only person besides Jesus named in the creeds. Drawing from all four Gospels, they explore how each account reveals a different side of the Roman governor: a man who knew the right thing, saw through injustice, searched for loopholes, and even wrestled with truth itse...

In the final episode of their March series Lifelong Learners, Greg and Nathan turn their focus to responsibility. Because learning isn’t just personal, it’s generational. What we pursue, what we believe, and how we grow doesn’t stop with us. It shapes families, churches, and communities. In this episode, Greg and Nathan explore how lifelong learning equips Christians not only to grow, but to lead,...

In this episode Greg and Nathan move from philosophy to practice in their March series on Lifelong Learners. What habits actually form people who keep growing? They explore the rhythms that cultivate lifelong learning: reading widely, reflecting deeply, engaging in meaningful conversation, and practicing intellectual discipline. Along the way, they discuss why leaders are readers, how Christians h...

In this episode, Greg and Nathan are joined by Billy Hutchinson, Director of Colson Educators for Christian Worldview, to explore the deeper crisis facing modern education, the erosion of truth itself. As students are increasingly given conflicting answers to life’s biggest questions, confusion and despair often follow. Billy helps unpack why worldview formation is essential for lifelong learners,...

In the premiere of their new series Life Long Learners, Greg and Nathan explore a foundational truth of the Christian life: Jesus didn’t call graduates, He called disciples. Following Christ is not merely about conversion; it’s about lifelong formation. In this episode, they unpack the biblical vision behind the Great Commission’s call to teach believers to observe all Christ commanded, and what i...

In this episode, Greg and Nathan wrap up their journey through Epistle to the Colossians by exploring chapter 4 and what it means to live with Christ at the center of everyday life. Join us as we discover how Christ meets us not just in the extraordinary moments, but in the ordinary rhythms of prayer, work, speech, and partnership — and how faithfulness in the everyday becomes a powerful witness t...

In Episode 3, Greg and Nathan turn from the soaring doctrine to everyday implications in Colossians chapter 3. Because believers have died and been raised with Christ, Paul calls them to set their minds on things above, to put to death earthly passions and put on the new self that reflects Christ, who is all and in all. What does it really mean to “seek the things that are above” (Colossians 3:1–2...

In Episode 2, hosts Greg and Nathan dive into Colossians 2. Paul delivers a powerful reminder: Christ is enough. As false philosophies, legalism, and mystical ideas threaten to pull believers off course, Paul calls the church back to the sufficiency and supremacy of Jesus. Greg and Nathan unpack what it means to be rooted and built up in Him, complete in Christ, united with Him in death and resurr...

In Episode 1: “The Supremacy of Christ” (Colossians 1), Greg and Nathan explore how the supremacy of Jesus shapes our theology, our worship, and our daily lives—grounded in the sovereignty of God, the sufficiency of Scripture, and our union with Christ. The conversation centers on Paul’s exalted vision of Jesus as Creator, Sustainer, and Redeemer. From Christ as the image of the invisible God to t...

In this final episode of the CORE series, hosts Nathan and Greg are joined by special guest Pastor Matt Smith for a deeply practical conversation on navigating today’s hardest questions around sexuality and gender. Drawing from Matt’s “Gray Matters” framework, the trio explores how Christians can hold firm biblical convictions while engaging complex, real-life situations with humility, wisdom, and...

For the second week of Core, hosts Greg and Nathan tackle one of the most difficult and misunderstood questions in the church today: whether the Bible has a coherent and consistent vision for sexuality and gender. Rather than singling out one issue, they examine God’s design for sex, the many ways humans depart from it, and why Scripture applies the same standard to everyone. This episode confront...