Podcast Episodes

In the fourth and final episode of Promised & Fulfilled, hosts Greg and Nathan turn to one of the most hope-filled promises in all of Scripture. In “A Light to the Nations: Isaiah’s Vision of Redemption,” they explore Isaiah 9 and the breathtaking declaration that a great light would shine on people walking in darkness.

Spoken into a time of judgment, fear, and uncertainty, Isai...

In this third episode of Promised & Fulfilled: Christmas through the Eyes of Prophecy, hosts Greg and Nathan turn their attention to a small town with an enormous promise. “From Ancient Days: The Ruler from Bethlehem” explores Micah 5:2 and its stunning claim that Israel’s long-awaited ruler would come from humble Bethlehem—yet have origins stretching back to eternity.

Set against the looming threat of Assyrian invasion, Micah’...

In this episode, Greg and Nathan continue in their series, Promised & Fulfilled, the hosts journey into one of the most iconic and debated prophecies in Scripture: Isaiah’s promise of a virgin-born son called Immanuel—“God with us.”

Greg and Nathan unpack the drama of Isaiah 7:14 against the backdrop of the Syro-Ephraimite crisis, where King Ahaz faced political panic and spiritual compromise. Into that moment, God offered a si...

Podcast Series: Promised & Fulfilled: Christmas Through the Eyes of Prophecy Episode 1: Echoes of Promise: Understanding Prophecy in the Old Testament

Step back into the world of ancient Israel as Greg and Nathan launch their four-part Christmas series, Promised & Fulfilled. In this opening episode, “Echoes of Promise,” the hosts explore how the earliest hints of Christmas were woven into the fabric of Israel’s story long ...

This week, Greg and Nathan wrap up their journey through the book of Ruth with a deep dive into Ruth 4, a chapter where legal negotiations, bold faithfulness, and God’s quiet providence converge into a story far bigger than anyone in Bethlehem could have imagined.

At the city gate, Boaz steps into the public square to do things the right way, navigating the cultural and legal process of redemption with wisdom and integrity. Greg an...

Greg and Nathan are back with another episode in their walk through the book of Ruth, and this week they’re stepping into one of the most intimate and suspense-filled moments in the entire story — Ruth Chapter 3.

In “The Midnight Proposal,” the guys unpack Naomi’s bold plan, Ruth’s risky midnight mission to the threshing floor, and Boaz’s surprising response that reveals both character and covenant faithfulness. With warmth, clarit...

Greg and Nathan continue their journey through the book of Ruth, turning to chapter 2 — where quiet faith meets surprising grace. Ruth steps out to glean in the fields, “happens” upon Boaz’s land, and discovers that God’s providence is often at work in the most ordinary moments. Along the way, Greg and Nathan unpack what it means for Boaz to be a “worthy man,” explore the beauty of refuge under God’s wings, and watch Naomi’s heart ...

In this episode, Greg and Nathan kick off their journey through Ruth with Chapter 1 — a story that begins in famine and tragedy but ends with a glimmer of hope. Nathan reads the chapter aloud, then leads Greg through a thoughtful discussion on what’s really happening beneath the surface: how Ruth’s loyalty shines in dark times, how Naomi’s bitterness reflects deep grief, and how even in loss, God’s providence is quietly at work.

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Join Greg and Nathan as they dive into the world of Christian literature—exploring the stories, ideas, and lives that have shaped modern faith. Drawing out spiritual insights, practical wisdom, and personal takeaways for everyday believers, you don't want to miss their reviews.

Greg and Nathan discuss Passing the Torch, a powerful reflection on mentoring and legacy in the faith, followed by an inspiring look at the life and ministr...

In this series titled Book Month, Greg and Nathan explore three impactful secular reads that have challenged, entertained, and inspired them. Nathan dives into Simon Sinek’s Leaders Eat Last, a compelling look at selfless leadership, and Tim Alberta’s The Kingdom, the Power, and the Glory, a powerful examination of faith entangled with politics. Greg shares his thoughts on Chaos in Murder Land, a gripping thriller full of suspense ...

In this second episode of Series Book Month, hosts Greg and Nathan shift from the sweeping realms of Tolkien's fantasy to the shadowy corridors of horror fiction—focusing on the works of Stephen King, the modern master of the genre. But what place, if any, does horror have in the Christian imagination?

This week, Greg and Nathan explore how horror—far from being mere entertainment—can actually deepen our understanding of sin, evil,...

In October of 2016 we had a special guest Sam Allberry join us for a timely and helpful podcast. We felt that it would be a good opportunity to re-release such a great episode with wonderful insights. 

Sam Allberry stops by to talk about his phenomenally helpful book- Is God Anti-Gay? Matt Smith has preached a couple of sermons on related topics and he picks Sam's brain as well. We are pumped to partner with missionalwear.com   Che...

Welcome to books, belief & beyond, hosts Greg and Nathan dive deep into the pages of powerful stories that have shaped hearts, cultures, and imaginations. Today's episode, they explore the themes, worldviews, and wisdom found in the beloved books of Tolkien. His stories have lasting moral and spiritual weight and Greg and Nathan begin their literary journey with the master of myth and world-building. They explore how Tolkien’s ...

What does it mean that humanity was made to "have dominion"? In this fourth episode of our Imago Dei series, Greg and Nathan unpack the kingly calling at the heart of being made in God’s image. From Genesis to Revelation, Scripture paints a royal picture of humanity—not as tyrants or owners, but as vice-regents under the true King.

We’ll explore how the Bible uses royal language to describe human purpose, how sin has distorted our ...

Join Greg & Nathan as they continue their discussion in their series the Imago Dei. What if bearing God's image isn’t just about who we are—but also about what we’re called to do? In this third episode of The Imago Dei series, Greg and Nathan dive into the priestly role of humanity, asking: What does it mean that part of bearing God's image is being a priest?

Drawing from key Scriptures like 1 Peter 2:9, Genesis 2:15, and Exodu...

What does it really mean to be prophetic? In Episode 2 of our Imago Dei series, Greg and Nathan explore the powerful, often misunderstood role of the prophet—not as a fortune-teller, but as a meaning-maker.

Big Idea: Bearing God's image means helping others interpret life through the lens of Scripture.

Through a thoughtful discussion, they unpack what it means to assign meaning to events, emotions, and moments in a world hungry for...

What does it really mean to be made in the image of God?

In this series, Imago Dei, Greg and Nathan dive into one of the most foundational truths of the Bible: that every human being is created in the image and likeness of God (Genesis 1:26–27). But what does that actually mean? How does it shape our identity, purpose, and relationships?

Through honest conversation and practical insight, they tackle key questions like:

• How ar...