
Theology, Culture, and all things Shades
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 282 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Religion & SpiritualityChristianity | |||

This week Jonathan and Brad lead a discussion grief and loving those who grieve. We also read emails from the Email Corridor!
JM's Album Of The Week: John-Mark Dorough - Stella
PURCHASE ON BANDCAMP
Bradford's Book Club: Understanding Your Grief: T... more
We're here with another installment of Pastor FAQ's! Piggybacking off of Jonathan's sermon titled "What Do You See" from Mark 3:20-35, we discuss the frequently asked question, "Have I blasphemed the Holy Spirit?". You can find Jonathan's sermon over... more
This week we invited SVCC member and elder nominee Mark Dean on to the show for a Meet a Member interview!
JM's Album Of The Week: Andy Squyres - Sacred Vows (EP)
Bradford's Book Club: The Space Trilogy by C.S. Lewis
Jonathan, Brad and John-Mark reconvene after the holidays to reflect on 2025 at Shades Midweek, Shades and more!
JM's Album Of The Week: John-Mark Dorough - Stella
Bradford's Book Club: Tim Keller On The Christian Life: The Transforming Power of th... more
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Oh my gosh I love that a so much when I have the time I listen to Shades mid week I everyone should be listening to this it’s the best
This podcast is 10/10. The hosts are charming and friendly, and I love their recommendations so much I want a list of every book and album. Seems like a fun group of pals, and they know what they’re talking about when it comes to theology. 10/10 would go to their church in real life (and I do). There’s your rating, guys!
Even though I’m extremely biased, and I would never want to admit this to my husband, I really do look forward to the intros ... I mean this podcast every week. It gets me through the afternoon lag and honestly I catch myself truly “lol’ing” at the dynamic of the three hosts. Your topics are enlightening and the meet a member episodes are so helpful as I am horrible with names. Thank you for the consistency, belly laughs, Oxford being compared to human offspring and the email corridor reverb. Pe... more
Saint Augustine meets Taxi Driver. Martin Luther meets Martin Short. Gregory of Nyssa dancing with Angelina Jolie. If Saint Paul ate a hamburger and recorded the digestive process. C.S. Lewis linguistically landing loudly in La La Land....
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I seem to have passed out mid-sentence. The point is that this podcast will surely take off several decades of your time in Purgatory. Praise the Lord.
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The content centers around discussions of theology and cultural issues intertwined with community experiences. Episodes frequently incorporate personal faith journeys, engaging interviews with community members, and reflections on contemporary topics. Notable elements include the hosts' casual yet insightful banter, making deep theological concepts accessible and relatable. Listeners can expect a blend of serious discussion and light-hearted moments, highlighting the joys and challenges within the Christian faith and community life. This unique combination of depth and approachability likely appeals to those interested in exploring faith through a communal lens, as well as individuals seeking connections within a church context.
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