Podcast Episodes

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. 

In this episode, Greg and Nathan do a deep dive into the FX show The Bear. A captivating piece of work, are there gospel lessons we can take from this show? 

In this episode, Nathan Bartlebaugh joins Greg and Nathan to discuss upcoming movies and what he has been enjoying on the TV. 

In this episode, Greg and Nathan discuss some shows they have been watching and why they enjoy them and their themes that they observe in the context of the Bible. 

In this episode, Greg and Nathan look at some of the Oscar winning movies. Can we use movies and entertainment as a bridge to the Gospel? Check out the episode to see what they think.