Podcast Episodes

Join Greg and Nathan as they journey through the story of Jesus and the birth of the early Church in A Walk Through the New Testament. Centered on the Gospels and the book of Acts, this series explores how Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John each uniquely portray the person and mission of Jesus—culminating in His death and resurrection—and how those events set the stage for a movement that changed the world.
Through thoughtful conversations and honest questions, Greg and Nathan unpack key themes like the Kingdom of God, discipleship, grace, and judgment, while showing how Acts continues the story—where the risen Christ sends His Spirit and launches the Church into mission. From Jerusalem to the ends of the earth, it’s a story of courage, power, and radical transformation.
Whether you're new to the New Testament or ready for a deeper dive, this podcast will challenge you to see Jesus more clearly, embrace the mission of the Church, and live empowered by the same Spirit that ignited the first believers.

Greg and Nathan are at it again. Check out their new series; A Walk Through the New Testament. Greg and Nathan kick off the series with a sweeping overview of the New Testament. While setting the stage for what’s to come, they zero in on the heart of the message—the Gospels and the life of Christ. From Matthew to John, Greg and Nathan explore how the story of Christ’s birth, ministry, death, and resurrection forms the foundation of the New Testament and the Christian faith. Whether you’re new to Scripture or revisiting familiar ground, this conversation offers a thoughtful and engaging starting point for the journey ahead.

Not every summer feels like a fresh start. For some, it’s not refreshing—it’s revealing. Maybe this year hasn’t gone the way you hoped. Maybe you've drifted spiritually, feel stuck, or wonder how you ended up where you are.
This week on These Go to Eleven, Greg and Nathan get real about the mid-year slump and the quiet disappointments that can surface in July. But more importantly, they talk about hope. About grace. About how God meets us in the middle of the mess—not just at the finish line.
Whether you're feeling off course or just tired, this conversation is a reminder that it’s never too late for a comeback. Second chances don’t start with perfect plans—they start with a God who never gives up on us.
Tune in and be encouraged. Your restart might begin today.

In this action-packed episode Greg and Nathan welcome a stellar panel to the mic: credentialed film critic Nathan Bartlebaugh and Greg’s own superhero-loving sons, Ben Dutcher and Isaac Dutcher. Together, they dive deep into the latest entries in the superhero genre—"Superman" and "Fantastic Four: First Steps."
The crew unpacks what worked, what didn’t, and how these new films measure up to their iconic predecessors. From character development and casting to special effects and storytelling, nothing is off-limits. Bartlebaugh brings his critical expertise, while Ben and Isaac give us the passionate fan perspective, making for a lively and well-rounded discussion.
Is the new Superman a worthy heir to the cape? Does Fantastic Four: First Steps finally get Marvel’s first family right? Tune in to hear the verdict—and a few surprises along the way.
Grab your popcorn and join the conversation!

In this bonus episode of These Go to Eleven, hosts Greg and Nathan honor the life and legacy of Pastor John MacArthur. Known for his decades-long ministry, biblical preaching, and unwavering commitment to Reformed theology, MacArthur has left an indelible mark on the church—both celebrated and critiqued.
Greg and Nathan offer a heartfelt tribute, reflecting on the tremendous good MacArthur has done for generations of believers, while also engaging honestly with some of the more controversial aspects of his ministry and influence. It's a conversation filled with admiration, nuance, and deep respect.
Plus, don’t miss the moment you've all been waiting for—Greg and Nathan announce the winners of the June Book Giveaway! Tune in to see if your name is on the list and find out what’s coming up next for These Go to Eleven.

Evangelism doesn’t have to be awkward—and it definitely doesn’t have to involve tracts or tense conversations. Sometimes, it just smells like burgers. In this episode, Greg and Nathan dive into the idea of using everyday spaces—your backyard, grill, porch, or fire pit—as natural places to build real relationships and live on mission. They talk practical tips, share personal stories, and challenge the idea that sharing your faith has to be scripted. Whether you're a grill master or just someone with a few folding chairs and a heart for people, this one's for you.

Yep, we’re going there. The summer church slump is real—but it might be hurting more than you think. In this episode, Greg and Nathan are joined by guest Matt Smith for a candid conversation about what’s really at stake when attendance dips during the warmer months. Is skipping church in July just harmless vacation rhythm—or does it reveal something deeper?
Together, they explore why regular gathering with God’s people matters year-round, how your presence might impact a first-time visitor more than you realize, and what the Bible has to say about community that doesn’t take a summer break. Whether you're a pastor, a faithful attender, or someone who's been drifting, this conversation is for you.
Tune in and let’s talk about it.

In this episode, Greg and Nathan dive into the chaos of summer and how it can throw your spiritual habits off track. From noisy homes to disrupted routines. Greg and Nathan offer honest, grace-filled insight on staying connected to Christ—even when life feels anything but quiet. Tune in for practical encouragement and a reminder that Jesus meets us right where we are.

This week, Greg and Nathan chime in for their special 4th of July episode as they share personal holiday traditions—from fireworks to family cookouts. Then, the conversation takes a thoughtful turn as they dive into the concept of the Everlasting Now—a reflection on time, eternity, and what it means to live fully present but with hope for the future. A mix of celebration, contemplation, and good conversation you won’t want to miss.

In the final episode of their Overcoming Old Testament Phobia series, Greg and Nathan tackle some of the most common questions and misconceptions about the Old Testament. Why does it seem so full of law and wrath? How were people saved before Jesus? And where can we spot God’s grace among the judgment? From Genesis to Jonah, they explore how the Old Testament isn’t just a prequel—it’s a story saturated with mercy, hope, and the promise of Christ. Whether you struggle to read the OT devotionally or wonder how to preach Jesus from its pages, this episode is packed with encouragement and clarity. Don't miss this grace-filled conclusion to the series.