A casual baptism conversation centered on Romans 6:4, testimony, and new life.
Walking Together begins with a casual check-in about a new baby and the short nights that come with it, giving the conversation a lived-in feel.

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The Walking Together Podcast is all about doing life together and having relational conversations about loving God, living Jesus, and walking together.
Based on 6 episodes we listened to · September 2026
Church questions become candid, practical conversation, while first-person testimonies give faith, failure, and restoration room to breathe.
Walking Together Podcast makes church life audible at table level. Kyle, Jared, Nick, and Jordan turn questions about forgiveness and congregational expectations into candid group conversation, with humor and practical examples carrying the theology into ordinary situations.
Hats in the worship center get a real hearing here; your small church questions might, too.
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A casual baptism conversation centered on Romans 6:4, testimony, and new life.
Walking Together begins with a casual check-in about a new baby and the short nights that come with it, giving the conversation a lived-in feel.
A loose, personal look at how supernatural belief collides with ordinary life.
The episode starts with a listener question about why people can treat supernatural belief as separate from daily life, then moves through demons, miracles, spiritual warfare, prayer, and the gap between what people say they believe and how they live.
A loose, conversational episode that moves from banter to worship with a few memorable detours.
Walking Together stays loose and unforced, opening with color jokes and the simple admission that the questions are not known in advance. That choice gives the conversation a relaxed, off-the-cuff rhythm as it drifts through banter, music, worship, and a few small but memorable…
A plainspoken discussion of prayer that keeps motive ahead of performance.
Walking Together opens with Michael being introduced for the first time, and the hosts lean into the awkwardness with some jokes. That keeps the tone easy at the start, so the shift into teaching does not feel abrupt.
A candid table talk on cussing, conviction, and grace.
Walking Together opens with a plain question about cussing and lets it grow into a careful talk about conviction, humility, surrender, and the place of wise counsel.
A plainspoken testimony about marriage, regret, and learning to listen to God.
Mark Solomon's story begins in the ordinary work of church life: hallway doors, safety-team duties, deacon work, and the familiar joke that he is Trudy's husband.
A plainspoken look at forgiveness, family strain, and the practical difference between mercy and grace.
Walking Together keeps its focus on forgiveness as something lived, not abstract. It asks how often to forgive, whether refusing to forgive is ever right, and what changes when the hurt keeps repeating or comes from family.
Loose pastor banter, small stories, and a few everyday comforts make for an easy listen.
This episode is a loose, easygoing grab bag of questions among Nick Adams and his fellow pastors. It opens with a quick round about the fastest anyone has driven and the car that did it, then drifts into off-the-cuff stories and familiar favorites like ice cream, coffee, sweet…

Two Bible translators unpack Scripture's hardest passages, from Revelation's 666 to the Witch of Endor.
Live sermons with Easter-shaped urgency.




The show opens in a little friendly chaos as Michael gets his first proper introduction and the hosts laugh about how the podcast ought to start.
Baptism is a wedding ring, not the marriage itself.
Gathering Stories opens on a second try.
Your denomination forbade sodas in cans but not in bottles—because beer comes in cans.
The hosts announce the Walking Together Podcast's 2023 format change, shifting from weekly to bi-weekly episodes to focus on quality over quantity.
Four pastors host a casual 'grab bag' Q&A episode where they answer miscellaneous questions about personal experiences and hypotheticals.
The Walking Together crew opens with a grab bag of random questions and kicks things off by talking about the worst purchases they have ever made.
Walking Together podcast explores profanity and language from Christian perspective.
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Walking Together Podcast episode 29 focuses on “loving God” as the first part of the Gathering’s mission statement, and the hosts quote Matthew 22:37-38 to ground it in “Love the Lord your God with all your heart, with all your soul, and with all your mind.” The group explains that “loving God” was chosen deliberately over “love God,” calling it an identity statement and a present, ongoing posture rather than a command.
Communion gets the table treatment first.
Three days into the new year, resolutions are already wobbling.
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Walking Together Podcast Episode 37, “Demons and More,” starts with Nick Adams, Kyle Lewis, and Jared Grantham answering a listener question about why Christians separate the supernatural from daily life.
Walking Together Podcast episode 36 centers on the question "Can You Lose Salvation?" and opens with Romans 10:9, Matthew 10:37, and the claim that confession alone can be false belief.
Walking Together Podcast episode 34, “Church is Better!”, answers a listener question: “I don’t have to go to church to be a Christian” and asks why church is better.
The hosts open by talking about forgiveness as a practical, faith-centered problem.
Walking Together is back with another Grab Bag conversation.
Jared Grantham hosts Kyle and Nick for a conversation about guardrails, accountability, and staying between the ditches.
Kyle and Nick explore why 'walking together' is the Gathering church's third mission pillar alongside loving God and living Jesus.
Walking Together podcast hosts Kyle, Nick, and Jordan update listeners on real-world fallout from previous boycott episode where Nick's Target conviction conflicted with wife Chrissy's maternal priority for school picture day.
Kyle sits down with Mark Solomon for a church testimony conversation that begins in the hallways and stays rooted in faith, marriage, and some hard lessons.
Jared hosts the show with Nick Adams and Kyle Lewis.
Guy Royal sits across the table, and Kyle gives the conversation a simple frame: a story about God redeeming, restoring, and giving listeners something familiar to hear.