Join Ardi and Dan in conversations about topics and issues including anything from sex to ISIS all from two guys and a few other passengers with a Christian perspective.

Sometimes you’ve got to add a little pizzaz to the black and white. The Everyday Exiles podcast is led by Chris Lawson and brings together a different group of creators twice a month to discuss Netflix, Jesus, and everything in between.

A weekly journey following two young bucks, Ian Josey and Walker Anthony, fresh out of college as they embark to try and start their own business, with no plan B.

Where “Ha” and “A-ha” come together. Join James Harris, fresh out of seminary, as he takes on the world, polictics, theology, and discusses why it matters today. Laughs, learning and occasional mediocre sports commentary.

Never miss an episode! Subscribe today to receive every episode from the Everyday Exiles Podcast Network. …a digital community of creators, EVERYDAY EXILES seeks to explore faith and express how Jesus is King and cares about all aspects of culture and life… For a listing of our latest episodes, check out www.EverydayExiles.com.

A dusty theological textbook brought to life. Hear from notable voices in today’s theological landscape discuss current issues, theological differences and stuff that you thought you could only learn in seminary. Welcome to #Nerdom.

Love theology, but don't have the time for big dusty books? Bite Size Theology is just for you! A podcast that explores complex issues in under five minutes!

Put a voice to those words you’re reading and the movies your watching. Each week Chris Lawson will be joined in studio by a series of regular guests to discuss movies, books, and the AFI 100.

Leadership shouldn’t be so hard! Lead Forward is a podcast that gives a voice to the best leaders around the country on topics that relate to leading well in the communities where you have influence.

Narnia is a magical place filled with an allegorical tell of God’s world. Each week the crew will tackle a new chapter from C.S. Lewis’s beloved series and talk about how the themes still matter today.

We will have fun, we will go deep, and we want you to know there’s space for you here. We are women who run hard after Jesus. We long to know Him better. And we want you to come along for the ride. At all stages, and all ages, You’re Invited on this journey with us.

Truth matters. It’s easy as Christians to interpret scripture based on our own experiences and feelings. Esther and Elizabeth, both avid Bible students, discuss a variety of issues and ask, ‘What does God actually say about this, and how does that practically impact our lives?’ Join them as they consider what it looks like to redefine life on God’s terms, and the freedom that follows when you’re rooted in the word, and powered by the Holy Spirit.

Information concerning world events and everyday life as recorded from a Jewish Bible teacher's weekly message. Note: The original author of Zion's Lion, Rebbe Meir, desired that the podcasts continue. Recent episodes have been authored by his daughter Melody.

Caleb Mason hosts the podcast for lifelong learners who want to grow personally and professionally. The podcast features conversations with well-known and everyday people that will help you on your journey. The podcast also includes discussions around resources that have helped people grow on their journey.

In 2014 I was living in Los Angeles. I had just dropped out of a Ph.D. program and was on my way to South Korea to work as an English teacher. Then, I met a French teacher. We fell in love, I dropped everything, and six months later I followed her to Paris with nothing but two suitcases. As exciting as this new life was, looking for work and struggling with everyday life in a language I didn't speak started to chip away at my confidence. I could see that people back home had been steadily bu ...

Muse and Hearth is a podcast for Christian women who want to extend the ideas behind classical education and the Great Books tradition into all of life. Too often we leave the intellectual rigor of the liberal arts in the towers of academia, or in the textbooks. But what if we as women, as wives, as mothers, made that intellectual tradition a part of our own habits and our family culture?