Podcast Episodes

C.S. Lewis is synonymous with evangelical Christianity. Was he an evangelical though? In this episode, Greg and Nathan take a look at the problem with claiming Lewis as an evangelical. Check out the podcast and let us know what you think. Don't forget to check us out on YouTube now too.

Is the Bible enough for a Christian's spiritual journey? This question often arises among believers, especially those new to the faith. While the Bible is God's complete and infallible revelation, our understanding and application of its teachings can benefit from additional resources. Ephesians 4 highlights the roles of apostles, prophets, shepherds, teachers, and pastors in the church, emphasizi...

In this episode, Greg and Nathan discuss some of the books and even some of the authors that they have cooled on. Are these still good book? Yes, both agree they are worth a read if you have never checked them out, but for these two, they would say they probably wouldn't pick them up again. 

How should we think about rest in regard to worship on Sundays? The Sabbath was intended to be a day of rest and worship but what did that look like for the Nation of Israel coming out of Egypt. Check out the episode and let us know what you think. 

In this episode, Greg and Nathan discuss what is the command to rest. Why did God think this was important enough to place in the Ten Commandments? Let us know what you think and enjoy the topic.  

In this episode, Greg and Nathan take a deeper look at what it means to disagree with one another and what it means to be united in Christ. Check it out and let us know what you think. 

In this episode Greg and Nathan talk about why it is a good thing to disagree with one another and that God even expects it from us. How do we deal with disagreements and of what use is disagreeing to the Kingdom of Heaven? 

In this episode, Greg and Nathan do a deep dive into the relationship that exists between Teachers, Parents, and Children. This was a timely episode as many have started back to school or are starting in the next week. Listen in and let us know what you think. 

In this episode, Greg and Nathan dive into the realm of relationships between parents and children. This is a two parter where next week they will talk about the dynamic between parents, children, and teachers. Check it out and let us know what you think. 

In this episode, Greg and Nathan are joined by Lisa and Joy. They entertain each other with stories about their relationships, how they started, what attracts them to each other, but most importantly, how God has kept them connected and together all these years. 

In this episode, Greg and Nathan talk about the importance of being single in the church and the wonderful opportunities that are presented to singleness. A gift from God. If you find yourself in this stage of life, enjoy it. 

Greg and Nathan bring Hot Topic Month to a close talking about Liberty, License, and Legalism. What Scripture forbids, we should also forbid. What Scripture is silent on, we should also remain silent on. Check it out and let us know what you think. 

Greg and Nathan come out of Summer Hibernation to discuss the last 54 days in politics. There has been a lot going on, and they felt it was a good time to drop a bonus episode to discuss these historical events. 

In this episode, Greg and Nathan talk about what many would consider to be supernatural gifts from the Holy Spirit. We covered this one before in a different format years ago, so we hope you like this updated version on an old topic. 

Nathan and Greg made one last attempt to speak on politics before November. It was their intent to not speak about it again, until after the election. With recent events, they will do a bonus episode on the assassination attempt and then sentencing once that happens. 

A few months ago, John MacArthur made some comments about mental heath and how it pertains to medication. Greg and Nathan talk about his comments. Some they agree with, some they don't. Check it out to find out their thoughts. 

Greg and Nathan spend some time talking some nostalgia and then dive into a Hot Topic. Should we as Christians Pledge to the flag? Would Jesus have Pledged to the flag? Some things to think about while we ride this July heat wave. 

Ted Kluck joins Greg and Nathan to talk about writing and writing from a Christian perspective. Listen in and let us know what you think. Don't forget to go to Christfc.org to let us know that you listened and you will be put into the drawing to receive one of Ted's books. 

In this episode, Elyse Fitzpatrick joins Greg and Nathan for a great conversation about a re-release of her book Give Them Grace, as well as how do we love those who do not love us. 

Thomas R. Schreiner is an American Reformed Baptist New Testament and Pauline scholar. He is the James Buchanan Harrison Professor of New Testament Interpretation at the Southern Baptist Theological Seminary. He joins Greg and Nathan to discuss his new commentary on Revelation. Check it out. 

Steve Swartz joins Greg and Nathan to talk about Marriage and Divorce. What are Biblical grounds for Marriage and Divorce. Steve brings much to the table in this provocative conversation. Check out the sermon series: Marriage, Divorce, and Remarriage where he covers this topic in more detail. 

In this episode, Matt Smith joins Greg and Nathan to discuss some of the questions that listeners had throughout the Peacemaker Series. 

In this episode, Greg and Nathan talk about the importance of setting boundaries in relationships. Does setting a boundary mean that you do not forgive someone? Should you even bother with setting boundaries with people? Check out the episode to see what we think. 

A continuation of the sermon series, Peacemakers, Greg and Nathan chat about forgiveness. This is a concept that the world can get behind and yet is still a huge struggle for most of us. Check out the episode and let us know what you think in the comments. 

In this episode, Greg and Nathan continue the discussion from the message series on conflict resolution. Check it out and don't forget to send in your questions.