Christian Podcast Community
75 episodes listed below
A broad feed of Scripture-first Christian conversation.
The Christian Podcast Community is an aggregator feed for affiliated Christian programs, ranging from sermon-style exposition to roundtable discussion. Recent episodes move through Bethel doctrine, general revelation, AI, the Book of Mormon, teen anger, ministry work, and critiques of word faith teaching.
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The Christian Podcast Community is a large aggregator feed for affiliated Christian programs, and its range is part of the point. It does not behave like a single tightly edited show. One episode may open with prayer and pastoral encouragement, while another begins with apologetics framing, a doctrinal critique, or a conversational interview about ministry work. Recent excerpts show programs taking up Bethel doctrine, general revelation, artificial intelligence, teen anger, word faith theology, 94X Movement, and a long walkthrough of the Book of Mormon. The governing instinct is biblical evaluation. Claims are usually slowed down, defined, set beside Scripture, and then pressed into daily faith, family life, evangelism, or church practice. Some installments are plainspoken and devotional. Others are more argumentative, especially when evaluating teachings associated with Bethel, heavenly-tourism claims, or word faith theology. The feed also includes a community feel, with local references, sponsor reads, friendly banter, and guests describing how faith intersects with work and family. That looseness can make the pacing uneven. It can also make the feed feel lived-in, as if several church-adjacent conversations have been placed under one roof. Adam Parker's Bold Apologia material builds multi-part arguments with careful theological scaffolding. Daniel Minnick's Truthspresso segment brings a wry, sequential approach to Book of Mormon coverage. Theology Throwdown uses a panel format to talk through questions like whether Christians should build with, use, boycott, or redeem AI. Didaché, represented by Justin Peters, leans into direct discernment work and public correction. Shepherd Press Podcast episodes take a more pastoral counseling angle, as in Shannon K. McCoy's conversation with Rachel Coyle about teen anger. The overall register is measured, church-literate, and comfortable with both doctrine and application. It assumes interest in Christian categories rather than translating every term for outsiders. It is best for listeners who want a broad sampling of Christian teaching and conversation. It is less suited to someone seeking one consistent host, format, or production style. At its best, the feed offers a patient tour through the kinds of questions being argued, taught, and prayed through in active church communities.
Made for: For church-minded listeners who want theology, Bible study, apologetics, pastoral counsel, and ministry conversation in one rotating feed. It especially suits people comfortable with Christian vocabulary and extended doctrinal argument.
What sets it apart: Its strength is breadth: multiple affiliated programs share one feed, so sermon exposition, discernment critique, roundtable discussion, testimony, and author interviews sit side by side. The result is less uniform than a single-host show, but richer as a snapshot of active Christian teaching culture.
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Based on 6 episodes we listened to · June 2026
A broad Christian feed where apologetics, theology, parenting, evangelism, and public faith get worked through in practical conversation.
The Christian Podcast Community sits in the Christian teaching side of Religion & Spirituality, with a feed that moves across multiple shows instead of settling into one fixed host format.
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A recorded apologetics call-in show that turns doctrine, assumptions, and debate into practical argument.
This March 19, 2026 installment of Matt Slick Live stays firmly in call-in apologetics territory, with Matt Slick fielding Bible questions, pointing listeners to karm.org, and working through presuppositional apologetics, logic, and Scripture as an argument standard.
A Scripture-driven call-in show that mixes apologetics, marriage counseling, and personal reflection.
Matt Slick Live keeps its Scripture-first, conversational feel while staying close to ordinary life. It opens with Idaho rain and the work of cleaning up after his wife's death, then settles into listener questions about marriage counseling, male and female responsibilities, and…
A steady call-in lesson on marriage, respect, and biblical duty.
Matt Slick Live on March 18, 2026 is a call-in Bible doctrine hour that opens with a practical note about a reset email system before settling into a long talk about marriage, respect, love, and the duties husbands and wives owe each other under Scripture.
A roomy Monday Christian talk that keeps Scripture and Easter at the center.
Squirrel Chatter settles into a pastoral Monday, starting with a church visit in Ovando and then moving into a long look at Easter, the cross, and the empty tomb.
A Friday call-in show focused on Bible doctrine, communion practice, and the Ten Commandments in schools.
The episode stays centered on Bible doctrine and practical church questions, with Matt Slick answering from Scripture in a steady, familiar way.
A loose but earnest Shepherds Conference recap with doctrine, housekeeping, and prayer.
Squirrel Chatter begins with an apology for the previous day's technical trouble, then settles into a Shepherds Conference recap that keeps moving between housekeeping and sermon notes.
A Scripture-first critique of Bill Johnson's use of experience, arguing that testimony can inform but not rule.
Andrew Rappaport and Pastor Adam Parker read Bill Johnson as beginning with a revival memory and then treating that memory as the measuring stick.
Isaiah, Babylon, and God's judgment spoken across generations.
The episode focuses on Isaiah's message about the Babylonian captivity and the comfort offered by God's future judgment on Babylon. It also lays out the timing clearly, with Isaiah speaking to a future generation long before the captivity itself, and places him at the start of…
A season-by-season history show pairing dramatized Rasputin and Salem narratives with historian interviews.
Two Bible translators unpack Scripture's hardest passages, from Revelation's 666 to the Witch of Endor.
Weekly Portuguese-language sermons from Pastor Pedro Bastoge on scripture, end times, and church life.
MJ Dorian's solo deep dives trace genius through Blake, McQueen, da Vinci, and Jung's Red Book.
Two Methodist pastors and guests work through forgiveness, control, and grief in scripture.
Andrew Rappaport asks listeners to slow down before reacting.
Politics comes in through family banter.
March 20 is call-in apologetics.
Technical trouble delayed Monday.
Matt Slick works the phones.
This episode explores what it means to sanctify Christ as Lord in judgment, addressing the common misinterpretation of Matthew 7:1 as a prohibition against all moral evaluation.
The host discusses the Artemis II mission, sharing personal excitement and background as a space enthusiast while tracking the Orion spacecraft's return to Earth.
Andrew Rappaport uses CrossPolitik’s 40- to 42-minute documentary “How the SBC Got Played” to examine the Southern Baptist Convention’s abuse crisis, the 2019 Resolution 9 fight, and the 2021 convention battle over Mike Stone.
Caleb Gordon interviews Danny Gandara, a pastor at Sunny Lane Southern Baptist Church, about his move from the automobile business into full-time ministry.
The Christian Podcast Community episode “Raising Faithful Kids: Christian Parenting, Discipleship, and Living Out Your Faith at Home” centers on a single question: what will your kids say about your faith?
Evangelism feels less forced here.
A pastor and his co-host discuss biblical theology and Christian living, with sponsorship from a Christian school.
An interview at a business conference where a Christian entrepreneur shares his testimony and discusses his AI company.
Time is treated as something God made, not something God lives inside.
Wednesday lands in the middle of the week.
Friday begins in the Piney Woods.
What counts as a divine appointment?
Truthspresso episode 379 returns after two busy weeks.
March 16, 2026 opens plainly.
March 17th starts plainly.
The passage stays hard-edged.
A blind beggar cries for mercy.
Evangelism is the center of this one.
The host opens Squirrel Chatter with his familiar blend of scripture, theology, history, and a little comic noise.
Squirrel Chatter on March 23, 2026 opens with a LaGuardia runway collision involving an Air Canada plane and a fire truck, followed by a report of roughly 500 flight cancellations.
Matt Slick Live on March 19, 2026 opens with Matt Slick describing new login features on karm.org for donors and store customers, plus support requests of $5, $10, or $15 a month.
Ephesians 3 is used to argue that the church, not a temple built with hands, is where God now dwells among redeemed men and women.
Matt Slick Live on March 18, 2026 opens with Matt Slick resetting the [email protected] email system and giving the show's phone number, 877-207-2276.
Coach Fabian Quiróz says he went from a Christian camp at Pine Cove in Columbus, Texas, to WCS in Bartlesville after dating his future wife during June 2020 and moving in October 2020.
Matt Slick opens with a Friday the 13th broadcast from Idaho, a call-in number, and an update that he is writing an article titled “Mary cannot hear your prayers a logical case from Scripture.” He also tells a story about meeting an antiques shop worker named Erin, who has leukemia, praying for her in the store, and learning that she and her mother attend Calvary Chapel.
Pastor Dominic Romaldi and Andrew Rappaport continue their Exodus 21 series by reading verses 7 through 19 and focusing on capital punishment, accidental killing, and the city of refuge.
Eric Leupold introduces a series on God's law, starting with a critique from The West Wing to challenge listeners on Old Testament morality.
This episode concludes a series examining Bethel's doctrine through Bill Johnson's book, focusing on how power shapes faith and the relationship between spiritual and natural realms.
Social media brings Caleb to 94X.
This episode continues a walkthrough of the Book of Mormon, focusing on Alma chapters 52-58 with detailed analysis of battle strategies and action.
This episode introduces the doctrine of general revelation, exploring how God reveals Himself outside of the Bible through creation and human conscience.
This episode explores how to sanctify Christ as Lord in one's desires, building on previous discussions about thought life and examining the progression of sin through a biblical passage.
Justin Peters discusses Gabe Perreault's controversial book '18 Days in Heaven' and his recent interview with Alan Jackson, focusing on perceived deception and Word Faith theology.
Christian podcasters debate the ethical implications of artificial intelligence from a theological perspective.
An interview with C.R.
This episode features biblical counselor Rachel Coyle discussing her book 'Help, I'm Angry' and offering biblical approaches to help teens and families manage anger.
The host introduces a Christian podcast that covers scripture, theology, history, current events, and the space program, with a focus on the Artemis II mission splashdown.
This episode features an interview with Scott Wallace discussing how to deepen one's relationship with God through prayer and intentional Christian living.
A theological analysis of Bethel's doctrine and Bill Johnson's book 'When Heaven Invades Earth', focusing on healing and faith.
Matt Slick hosts a live call-in show defending Christian theology and critiquing other religions.
Matt Slick hosts a Christian call-in show answering questions about Bible doctrines, starting with a caller asking about the New Living Translation of Romans 16:1-2.
This episode presents video clips of Gabe Perot's claims about heaven, analyzed in context to challenge charismatic preacher narratives.
Matt Slick hosts a live call-in show answering questions about Christian doctrines and apologetics.
A Christian apologetics podcast discussing sanctifying Christ as Lord in one's thought life through exegesis of 2 Corinthians 10:5.
This episode teaches Christians how to properly understand and interpret the Bible, emphasizing clarity, context, and dependence on the Holy Spirit.
A Christian podcast discussing the concept of identity in Christ, featuring a guest sharing her testimony.
A Christian podcast discussing subtle ways believers might be ashamed of Jesus and encouraging listeners to shine their faith.
Matt Slick hosts a live call-in show answering questions about Christian Bible doctrines and apologetics.
Matt Slick hosts a live call-in show answering questions about Christian doctrines and sharing his faith.
Matt Slick hosts a live call-in show discussing Christian apologetics and Bible doctrines, including a recent experience debating justification by faith alone on Discord.
The hosts review the Pixar movie Hoppers, discussing its themes and their mixed feelings about it from a Christian worldview.
The host reintroduces a focus on Christian doctrine, starting with the topic of revelation as tied to the Word of God.
Matt Slick discusses the doctrine of justification by faith alone, defending Sola Fide from scripture.
The host welcomes listeners to a Christian podcast, discussing Holy Week and upcoming Easter services at a local church.