Podcasts

Today I am joined by Dr. Greg Smalley. Dr. Smalley serves as the executive director of Marriage and Family Formation at Focus on the Family. Today we will talk with Dr. Smalley about his current work at Focus on the Family, how Christians should think about marriage in a post-marriage culture, and some of the most important lessons…

Darrin Patrick is the founder and lead pastor The Journey Church in St. Louis, vice-president of Acts 29, a church planting network, and chaplain of the St. Louis Cardinals. He is a prolific author and featured speaker. His latest book is The Dudes Guide to Marriage. Darrin and I will talk about baseball (in which I will…

Today I am excited to be joined by Thomas Kidd. Dr. Kidd is a historian and professor who teaches history at Baylor University and serves as the Associate Director of Baylor’s Institute for Studies of Religion. He is a regular contributor for outlets such as WORLD Magazine, The Gospel Coalition, and USA Today. He is…

Today I’m joined on the podcast by gifted writer, Erin Straza. My colleague Lindsay Swartz joins me for this interview as we discuss The Story, a beautiful short film that tells the gospel story in a fresh and compelling way. We walk about the power of story, evangelism, and how Christians should talk about Christ…

How can parents, pastors and influencers help students think critically and think well? This is the task of my good friend, Sean McDowell. Sean  is a gifted communicator with a passion for equipping the church, and in particular young people, to make the case for the Christian faith. He is an Assistant Professor in the Christian…

Today I am excited to be joined by Jim Gash. Jim is the Director of the Global Justice Program and Professor of Law at Pepperdine School of Law, a Christian law school in Malibu, California. Professor Gash is the author of an exciting new book titled Divine Collision: An African Boy, an American Lawyer, and Their Remarkable…

Today on the podcast we chat with Dimas Salaberrios founder and pastor of Infinity Bible Church in New York City. Dimas has a remarkable story. His mother considered aborting him; he spent time as a gang leader on the streets of New York City and was discipled by Tim Keller. Today he’s pastor of a ministry that…

For the first podcast of 2016, I’m joined by Louie Giglio. Louie is the founder of Passion, a global movement of college-aged people living for the fame of Jesus Christ. He is the pastor of Passion City Church in Atlanta, Ga. Louie is also the author of six books, including his latest, The Comeback: It’s…

What were the best movies and books of the year? I talk to my good friend, Mike Cosper, Pastor of Worship and Arts at Sojourn Community Church in Louisville, Ky., and author of several must-read books, including his latest, The Stories We Tell. Mike is one of the keenest observers of culture, helping Christians discern the themes…

What does it mean to have a whole life/prolife ethic? I invited two of my colleagues, Lindsay Swartz and Jason Thacker, to discuss this, the theme of the December Issue of Light Magazine. Show Notes: Subscribe: erlc.com/light Register for Evangelicals for Life and use coupon code WAYHOME.

What are the stories behind some of our favorite Christmas carols? Today on the podcast I’m joined by Andrew Gant, composer, choirmaster, church musician, university teacher and writer. Andrew has directed many leading choires, including the Guards Chapel, Selwyn College Cambridge and Worcester College Oxford. He currently teaches music at St. Peter’s College in Oxford. We…

Today on the podcast we have David Altrogge on to discuss his important new movie: 3801 Lancaster. A few years ago, the nation was exposed to the horrors of Kermit Gosnell’s abortion mill in Pennsylvania. This movie chronicles the life and and trial of somone who was once called “The good doctor.” Altrogge talks to…