
The podcast where three former youth group kids and current music nerds deep dive into Christian music of the 90s and 2000s. We revisit records track-by-track, sometimes with the artists who made the records. You’ll also hear artist interviews, Bop 10 song rankings, and more!
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 213 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | MusicMusic CommentaryComedy | |||

We're falling faster into Red's debut record, End Of Silence, for its 20th anniversary. This record won Dove awards and went RIAA Gold, but will it stand up to our scrutiny? It may seem Already Over, but Let Go and get Lost in the drop C riffs and st... more
All is Fair in Best and Worst-Case Scenarios. We’re joined by literally the entire band to cover Fair’s debut record, The Best Worst-Case Scenario, for its 20th anniversary. Aaron, Erick, Nick & Joey share what it was like making this record and thei... more
In this Jammers Only episode of Church Jams Now, Two Hearts Kylan and Josh are joined by friends of the show John Amos and AJ Simmons to live a Better Life and go down Rabbit Holes to cover Paper Route’s 2012 album The Peace Of Wild Things. This is a... more
Welcome to the crime scene, we are so excited to cover Albatross by The Classic Crime for its 20th anniversary. We're joined by Matt MacDonald to share All The Memories attached to making this record and how he feels about it two decades later.
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These guys are the world's biggest Jars of Clay fans. Five stars!
Please give each other a chance to talk. It’s very hard to keep track of who’s talking and what’s going on when you’re all so eager to make a joke at any cost.
Came for the music discourse stayed for everything else. It deserves a hard bop. Kylan, TJ and Josh totally feel like dudes I know and would love to chill and hang with. I recommend this to everyone. Not sure what else to write here, go enjoy some sweet sweet bass.
Hey guys, love the show, fun insights, often times I disagree with y’all’s takes but it’s cool to hear a different opinion than my own on a lot of these records.
Have you guys listened to So Long Forgotten? If I remember rightly, Cody helped produce their second record and did some guest vox on it. Great band, great record. Y’all should cover it!
Thanks!
I really want to like this podcast. These guys are slightly older than me, which means they cover some records that are a little before my time. I tend to only listen to the episodes of albums I grew up with, to hit that “growing up homeschooled in Texas” nostalgia. I recently tried to listen to their Jars of Clay “Much Afraid” episode and had to delete it because we were 40 minutes in and they hadn’t even gotten to the record yet. Please, for the love of everything guys, cut down on the gabbing... more
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Listeners can expect deep, track-by-track conversations about Christian music from the 90s and 2000s, often featuring guest musicians and insiders who share origin stories, production details, and era-defining moments. Episodes blend nostalgia with analytical takes on songwriting, recording, and label history, plus personal anecdotes from hosts and guests that illuminate the culture surrounding the records. Notable traits include personality-driven banter, sponsor reads, and occasional cross-promotion for related shows, making it an entertaining yet informed pit stop for fans of the genre and era. The format tends to reward listeners who enjoy thorough contextualization of albums, lineage of artists, and the community around these records, ... more
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