Listen in as Russell Moore, director of Christianity Today’s Public Theology Project and Editor-in-Chief, talks about the latest books, cultural conversations and pressing ethical questions that point us toward the kingdom of Christ.
Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 399 | Founded | 10 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | Religion & SpiritualityChristianity |
Russell takes a listener's question about what we should call religious participants in the MAGA movement.
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Retired NFL player Benjamin Watson has been on this show several times over the years, and he’s recently released his own podcast, The Just Life. Russell was a guest on the show, and together they talked about Russell’s background along with matters ... more
Russell answers a listener’s question regarding why Christians are not stepping in to help with the humanitarian aid crisis, and what needs to change.
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Lecrae joins Russell Moore to talk about reconstructing faith after crises of disillusionment.
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Originally aired live on September 24th, Russell hosted a conversation for Christianity Today subscribers with Lec... more
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I really enjoy this show. It always leaves me with something to ponder. Great conversations with interesting guests who encourage me to think deeply, with discernment, on timely topics.
Russell Moore is the voice of sanity in an upside down world. He was brave and stood firm when many went the other way in the SBC, and thanks to him and Christianity Today I’ve found weekly news and issues discussed through a Christian objective lens. Thank you so much Russell!
I don’t know Russell, but after a few years of listening to The Russell Moore Show, I feel I do. He has an eclectic mind that can have meaningful discussions with it seems almost anyone—and do it with intelligence, humility, joy, optimism, curiosity. I never feel that I am listening to Russell reading a canned list of questions written by a show producer. Instead, I feel I am sitting in his living room, privileged to listen in each week on another faith-filled, fascinating discussion on issues i... more
Dr. Moore does an incredible job never straying from the gospel while also intentionally stepping outside of the evangelical echo chamber. He’s purposeful in choosing his guests and thoughtful in his questions. I listen to this show each Friday when I cut my grass and complete my yard work.
Great podcast with an authoritative perspective that stands outside of party politics and uses the Bible as the basis for commentary. I enjoy it and wish more Christian commentators could emulate this,
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This podcast explores a range of contemporary issues at the intersection of faith, ethics, and culture, often engaging with pressing topics relevant to the Christian community. The host, a prominent figure in public theology, facilitates conversations with thought leaders and authors that aim to challenge listeners' perspectives on faith and societal norms. Frequently addressed themes include mental health, relationships, moral integrity, and the implications of modern technology on spirituality, with an emphasis on achieving a deeper understanding of Christian belief in today's world. The show is distinctive for its commitment to fostering thoughtful discourse beyond mere political allegiances, encouraging listeners to engage with differin... more
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Recent guests on The Russell Moore Show include:
1. Benjamin Watson
2. Paul Kingsnorth
3. General Stanley McChrystal
4. Christine Emba
5. Michael Valtizen
6. Tony Hale
7. Jefferson Fisher
8. Nicholas Carr
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