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The Russell Moore Show

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Listen in as Russell Moore, editor at-large of Christianity Today and director of CT's Public Theology Project, talks about the latest books, cultural conversations and pressing ethical questions that point us toward the kingdom of Christ.

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From the Moore to the Point newsletter: No matter which way we turn, we don’t know what home is. That’s why Homer still rings true, even in the era of IMAX and SpaceX.

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What would it look like if Christians were known less for winning political battles and more for being good neighbors?

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Recent Guests

Steven Curtis Chapman
Christian musician and author, husband of Mary Beth Chapman
Self/Steven Curtis Chapman Ministries
Episode: Steven Curtis & Mary Beth Chapman on Staying Married Through Joy and Heartbreak
Mary Beth Chapman
Advocate, author, and wife of Steven Curtis Chapman
Self/Mary Beth Chapman Ministries
Episode: Steven Curtis & Mary Beth Chapman on Staying Married Through Joy and Heartbreak
Daniel Nayeri
Author of Everything Sad Is Untrue and The Teacher of Nomad Land
Author
Episode: Daniel Nayeri AND Beth Moore on Everything Sad Becoming Untrue
Beth Moore
Author and teacher, discussed as the friend who recommended the book
Author/Teacher
Episode: Daniel Nayeri AND Beth Moore on Everything Sad Becoming Untrue
Ken Burns
Documentary filmmaker; discussed his work on the American Revolution and other American history projects
Public Broadcasting / Documentary Film
Episode: Happy 250th Birthday to an Imperfect Nation
Eddie Glaude
Author and historian who discussed American civil religion and national repentance
Princeton University (Professor)
Episode: Happy 250th Birthday to an Imperfect Nation
Michael Luo
Author; Strangers in the Land; discussed immigration, belonging, and American democracy
Author / Journalist
Episode: Happy 250th Birthday to an Imperfect Nation
Andy Crouch
Author of The Life We're Looking For, with Praxis focusing on redemptive entrepreneurship
Praxis
Episode: Andy Crouch on Why Technology Can’t Cure Loneliness
Randy Sun
Listener who submitted a question about the use of the term 'universe'
Episode: What Do People Mean When They Say "The Universe"?

Host

Russell Moore
Host of The Russell Moore Show; editor at-large of Christianity Today; director of CT's Public Theology Project

Reviews

4.7 out of 5 stars from 1.5k ratings
  • A very insightful conversation about politics, the Church in America, & the future

    Podcast Addict
    5
    Gary C
    2 months ago
  • A voice of sanity in a chaotic world

    With all the tumultuous, Christian, anti-Christian, political, easy-answer rhetoric circulating throughout America, I find Russell Moore provides a space for thoughtful and thought-provoking conversations. I don’t agree with all—but that’s what America is supposed to be about.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Mainer2014
    United States2 months ago
  • Refreshing

    Great Christian podcast! I appreciate Russell Moore’s thoughtful, Bible-based perspective that rises above politics and stays grounded in faith and scripture. I’m always excited when a new episode becomes available.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    LBobims
    United States2 months ago
  • Pure Conservative talking points

    If you are looking for Jesus and his teachings, look elsewhere.

    He has literally said:

    “Sometimes the MOST loving thing you can do to your enemies is kill them.”

    Claims to not like Trump but continually works to white wash his policy and rhetoric.

    Apple Podcasts
    1
    Jason Stein
    Canada4 months ago
  • Thanks for your work

    Faithful but flawed Roman Catholic here, I deeply appreciate your show. Every time I listen, I learn something new and grow in faith, sometimes even despite myself. The things that divide Christians are nothing compared to the one who unites us. Keep up the good work.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Fernando in DC
    United States4 months ago

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Steven Curtis & Mary Beth Chapman on Staying Married Through Joy and Heartbreak
Q: Last question. If you could tell your 19- or 21-year-old selves one thing to carry them on, what would it be?
Song lyrics came to mind: saddle up your horses for a great adventure, keep your eyes on Jesus, and stay intentional about savoring the moments, even as the road gets hard.
Happy 250th Birthday to an Imperfect Nation
Q: What is the relationship between patriotism and nationalism in the American story?
Patriotism is allegiance to a creed and shared civic commitments, while nationalism often resembles a more exclusionary, zero-sum mindset; a healthy republic should prioritize the former and avoid the divisive dynamics of the latter.
What Happens When We Reduce the Bible to Moral Lessons?
Q: Janie asks how Sunday school curricula have arrived at focusing on a single moral lesson and what can be done from a teacher's perspective.
Russell Moore explains that the problem comes from training gaps and low expectations for children, but he offers a framework: study the text within its story, map where it sits in the larger biblical arc, and move from what the text shows about Jesus to how that shapes life in Christ, using concrete examples but always returning to the Christ-centered narrative.
Andy Crouch on Why Technology Can’t Cure Loneliness
Q: What should listeners do on a practical level to start reclaiming a more human life in a tech-saturated world?
Put persons back in the loop of daily life, reinsert personal connections into routine moments (like greeting delivery workers or inviting trusted people into your home), and cultivate households and communities where people are known and valued over mere transactions.
David French on the Last Ten Years
Q: In light of the 2016 surprise and the years since, what did you learn about evangelical political alignment and its relation to leadership?
David French discusses how evangelical politics have become tightly interwoven with the personalities and power structures within American politics, noting shifts in leadership dynamics, the allure and risks of charismatic authority, and how loyalty to political figures sometimes eclipses doctrinal or ethical concerns.

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A thoughtful interview series anchored in Christian faith that blends theology with culture, history, science, and public life. Episodes feature leading thinkers—pastors, scientists, historians, authors and poets—discussing how faith informs answers to questions about suffering, forgiveness, politics, revival, and everyday ethics. The show regularly centers civil, well-reasoned dialogue across a wide spectrum of guests, from theologians and public intellectuals to musicians and poets, with a consistent emphasis on humility, discernment, and gospel-centered perspectives. Notable strengths include its ability to translate complex ideas into accessible conversations and its willingness to confront controversial topics with civility and curiosi... more

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