
Tune in, week-to-week, as Chris McCurley explores some of the deeper questions about being a Christian, and the church as a whole.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 300 | Founded | 7 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | EducationReligion & SpiritualityChristianity | |||

In this episode of Dear Church, senior baseball player Collin Helms from Harding University joins the conversation to discuss what it means to live out your faith both on and off the field.
College athletics can bring pressure, competition, distrac... more
In this episode of Dear Church, Steve Minor returns to discuss the important responsibility of raising godly women in a culture that often pushes against biblical values.
This conversation explores the role of parents, the influence of faith in the... more
In this episode of Dear Church, Ben Hayes and Travis Creasy join the conversation to discuss ministry, mental health, and the many ways Christians can serve beyond the pulpit.
Known together as Ben and Travis, the duo has built a wide-reaching mini... more
In this episode of Dear Church, Adam Eades joins the conversation to discuss the struggle of addiction and the hope of overcoming it through Christ.
Addiction affects countless lives and often leaves people feeling defeated, ashamed, and alone. Thi... more
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This show centers on Christian faith, church leadership, and practical ministry across varied contexts—from youth ministry and family-based approaches to rural outreach and worship practices. Episodes frequently explore how faith informs everyday life, leadership development, and community engagement, with deep dives into topics like youth mentorship, Communion practice, and the role of music and worship in congregational life. Notable strengths include a thoughtful, pastorly perspective, a willingness to tackle difficult topics (illness, mortality, and social media ministry), and guest lineups that blend local ministry voices with theologians and authors. The format often blends personal storytelling with actionable takeaways for pastors, ... more
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Recent guests on Dear Church include:
1. Collin Helms
2. Ben Hayes
3. Travis Creasy
4. Adam Eades
5. Kevin Turbeville
6. Stephen Sutton
7. Steve Minor
8. Caleb Sams
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