Pete Buttigieg Opens Up Even More About His Faith
Mayor Pete Buttigieg Opens up Even More About His Faith. a New Study Shows Major Gains by Women and People of Color in the TV Industry. and the Grammys Announce This Year’s Nominees.
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Episode 757: The Avett Brothers
On today’s show, Scott Avett joins us to talk abut The Avett Brothers’ latest album Closer Than Together and getting “political.” Plus Propaganda joins us for the whole show as we discuss Josh Harris’ recent revelations about leaving faith,…
Bob Goff Urges the U.S. Not to Abandon the Kurds
Bob Goff Wades Into a Political Debate. Faith Was a Major Factor in Thursday’s Democratic Forum. and We’ve Got Our First Trailer for Pixar’s ‘Onward’.
Episode 4: Politics and the Pulpit with Samuel Rodriguez
On the latest episode of Called, pastor, author, presidential advisor and president of the National Hispanic Christian Leadership Conference Samuel Rodriguez joins us as we discuss how to navigate social issues with political implications from the…
Episode 749: Jim and Jeannie Gaffigan
On today’s show, Jim and Jeannie Gaffigan explain how their faith carried them through the most difficult season of their lives. Plus, we hear about a Bible rock opera, discuss how to sneak onto an airplane, talk to a new Listener of the Week and more!
Episode 746: Social Club Misfits
On today’s show, Social Club Misfits join us to discuss their latest collection of songs DOOM. inspired by seasons of doubt, struggles and—ultimately—faith. We also hear about a new fantasy epic based on The Pilgrim’s Progress, an Episcopal…
Episode 743: Malcolm Gladwell
On the latest podcast, author and podcaster Malcolm Gladwell explains how a teaching of Jesus can help us solve some of the world’s biggest problems. Also, the editorial team walks through the brand-new issue of RELEVANT that’s out now! We also…
Episode 742: Mike Foster
On today’s podcast, speaker, author, counselor and podcaster Mike Foster joins us to discuss the legacy of Pastor Jarrid Wilson and the importance of having honest conversations about mental health. The gang also discusses how a new version of…
This Huge Misconception May Be Affecting Your Ability to Offer Forgiveness
Naturally, people don’t like to (and, frankly, don’t want to) forgive. We want to hold on to bitterness because we think if we forgive people who have hurt us, it’s…
The Problem With Aggressive ‘Billboard Evangelism’
Yesterday, I drove by a church with a billboard that said, “Discover the bread of life or you’re toast.” It’s a threat: If you don’t live a particular way, you…
Remembering Rachel Held Evans
Beloved author and speaker Rachel Held Evans was remembered after her tragic death on Saturday. The makers of an upcoming Christian satire respond to Fox News critics and new UN Panel estimates one million species face extinction.
How God Protected Me During the Worst Storm of My Life
I once slept through a Category 5 hurricane. The year was 1992. I was a stressed 6-year-old in muggy Miami, swimming and drawing and letting my tiny maltese, Homer, chase…
Don’t Forget, There’s a Lot Right With the Church, Too
It’s way too easy to find blogs, articles and books on “what’s wrong with the church,” about the ways she has fallen short of what God has called her to…
Deeper Walk: Hope In the Midst of Darkness
The world is gray again. There seems to be no point in loving, in believing, in giving – not when everything you touch dies anyhow. And doesn’t it? That’s how…
Deeper Walk: Looking Up
“Blessed are those who hunger and thirst for righteousness, for they will be filled.” Righteousness—isn’t that what the really loud preachers are always talking about? And the people you know…