Podcast Episodes

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 suppor...

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 alway...

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 res...

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, an...

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 pr...

Lisa Dutcher and Christine Chappell join Nathan and Greg to discuss Christine's book, Midnight Mercies. Christine emphasizes that life is complex and can't be reduced to simplistic formulas for success, especially when it comes to motherhood or spiritual growth. She argues that while spiritual disciplines like quiet time with God are important, each person’s circumstances—such as their relational,...

In this episode, Greg and Nathan have a great conversation with Liz Edrington. Liz dives into how anxiety is impacting today's youth and how it’s been shaped by social media, especially platforms like TikTok. We explore how generational shifts in understanding mental health have led to a need for both permission to feel not okay and a broader acceptance of feeling okay amidst life's challenges. Th...

In this podcast, Greg and Nathan interview, Dr. Svensson. Dr. Svensson, shares his extensive knowledge and personal insights on the challenges of living with chronic pain. Throughout the conversation, Dr. Svensson discusses the multifaceted nature of chronic pain, explaining how it affects not only the body but also the mind and spirit. He offers a compassionate view on how individuals with chroni...

In this episode, Greg and Nathan dive deep into the themes of reflection, perspective, and the role of God's providence in shaping their lives. They begin by talking about the power of reflection—how taking the time to look back on their experiences, both the highs and the lows, has helped them understand the bigger picture. Through this process, they highlight moments when they didn't realize God...

This Christmas Eve, Greg and Nathan explore the powerful intersections of tradition, scripture, and the unexpected joy of encountering Jesus. They start with a reflection on the story of the Samaritan woman at the well, where she initially seeks only a mundane interaction, perhaps thinking Jesus is just another man who can offer her support. Little does she know, He has something far more life-cha...

Greg, Nathan, and Nathan discuss the Christmas movies they recently saw. focusing on Red One and The Best Christmas Pageant Ever Nathan Bell talks about what he liked and didn't like about each one. Nathan mentions that although Red One wasn't groundbreaking, he found it enjoyable and fun. He appreciated how the movie expanded on the traditional Santa Claus story, introducing a larger world that c...

In this episode, Greg and Nathan emphasizes the importance of critically engaging with stories and entertainment, rather than passively absorbing them. They reference Tolkien and C.S. Lewis to suggest that stories, like A Christmas Carol, can be seen as "shadows" of deeper truths, echoing Plato's idea of the world of appearances versus the true reality. They reflect on Scrooge’s transformation, no...

How do we handle dysfunction? How do we handle dysfunction around the holidays? In this episode, Greg and Nathan take a look at what holiday dysfunction looks like for us as people, but then what did it look like for Jesus? He was around dysfunction His whole life. How did He handle it? 

In this continuation from last week, Greg and Nathan continue to explore Fact and Faith beyond Doubt. 

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...

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 dese...

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...