
Five guys exploring their faith in conversation, Bible study and Interviews.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 302 | Founded | 10 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | ChristianityPhilosophyReligion & SpiritualitySociety & Culture | |||

🎙️ What a fun episode! One minute we're talking about feeling inadequate next to Jesus. Next, we're unpacking attachment styles, creation and evolution, and how Christians should actually handle conflict in the church. …How did we get here? Honestly... more
It's the big question 😅 We all spend time trying to achieve something, to leave a mark, to become someone. How do we know we've been measuring the wrong things? Let’s talk about Jesus, sacrifice, purpose, and what it really means to live a meaningfu... more
Ummm... what is that?? Christians mention these: "the close of probation", 'the investigative judgment", or “probationary time”...but what does that actually mean? Is it Biblical? Is there a point where it’s too late to turn to God? Tonight, we slow ... more
🎙️ What if your ideology has become an idol? We all have ideas we care deeply about. But what happens when false ideologies become part of our identity? In this episode of ATT, we unpack how good ideas can become ultimate things, how communities sha... more
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These gents are just such a joy to listen to! They don’t shy away from tough discussions, and always address it with a light-heart and a strong Biblical presence. The chemistry of their friendship is probably what makes it such an easy listen. The topics are always relatable and they get you to think deeper about your relationship with God and with others - what more could you ask for?
These guys are down-to-earth, funny, open-minded, God-seekers. I highly recommend listening to their podcasts! ‘Listen and hear that the podcast is good.’ 😉
I really appreciate the perspectives that these guys bring to the table (no pun intended!). They’re not afraid to discuss the difficult topics! I love that they spice up their discussions with a bit of humor; but at the same time, it’s clear that they’re committed students of the Bible.
I have really appreciated hearing a panel of Christian men discuss with humility and encouragement such important topics that the church has long avoided due to being steeped in its own experiential traumas. Grateful for their perspectives but most of all the way they carry out their discussions.
Thank you AUS Table Talk for bringing to the table seemingly “taboo” topics that need to be explored in order for us to grow closer and closer to God.
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A thoughtful Christian conversation show where a group of friends explore faith, Bible study, and real-life topics through honest dialogue, often blending theological nuance with practical life applications. Episodes frequently tackle challenging questions—from anger at God to modern culture and personal doubt—while maintaining a focus on community, humility, and scriptural grounding. The format leans into warm banter, mentorship insights, and relatable storytelling that appeals to listeners who want faith conversations that feel both practical and grounded in Scripture.
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Recent guests on Aus Table Talk include:
1. Matt Biggs
2. Luke Robinson
3. Rick Emerson
4. James McHenery (Crookey)
5. James Paulette
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