
Join VeggieTales and What's in the Bible? creator Phil Vischer and co-host Skye Jethani (author, speaker, pastor) for a fast-paced and often funny conversation about pop culture, media, theology, and the fun, fun, fun of living a thoughtful Christian life in an increasingly post-Christian culture.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 812 | Founded | 14 years ago |
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The flagship magazine of evangelicalism has hit rough waters, but does the decline of "Christianity Today" mean something more? Phil, Skye, and Kaitlyn discuss the magazine's history at a live recording in Naperville, Illinois, and why the kind of ev... more
Two events have gotten Phil's attention. First, Secretary of State Marco Rubio gave a speech in Athens, Greece, about the greatness of Western civilization. Rubio celebrated pagan virtues of ancient Greece and Rome like power, competition, and ambiti... more
Americans are spending more time alone, inviting fewer people into their homes, and struggling to build meaningful friendships. What's behind the decline of hospitality, and what can the church do about it? Live from New York City, Phil, Skye, and Ka... more
Following last week's episode about the death penalty and a Southern Baptist leader calling for public executions, Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth announced that the execution by firing squad of the man who killed 13 soldiers at Fort Hood in 2009 woul... more
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My favorite combination of faith, society, politics, and butts
Look forward to each episode coming out. Such a great mix of fun and serious issues facing us all. Keep up the great work team 👏🏻
The views of the hosts are a representation of a group of Christians that are grappling with their roots as evangelicals (and some conservative views they still hold) and at the same time leaning into theology that supports their beliefs against the current admiration. It's interesting to see how they sometimes viscerally grapple with the "both/and" they are trying to hold. The dynamic between Phil and Mike is uncomfortable but Mike is a guest host.
This once-great podcast seems to be catering to a new, more right wing group of listeners (or donors?) Skye has become obsessed with trans people. Kaitlyn won’t stop talking about how women are more relational than men and feminism is too extreme, and she has admitted to some dangerous anti-birth control views. The dating app clip killed me—THAT’S what you’re worried about with everything going on in the world? Transphobia and gender essentialism aren’t better because the people espousing them c... more
So as much as you like to say you’re thinking these things through I believe you come across very biased on many issues. I listen to the interview with Dr. Paul Miller concerning Christian nationalism, and the interviewer made several general statements concerning Christian nationalism that may or may not be true, but gave no citations or evidence to point out that his general sweeping statements were accurate. The interview was OK, but it would’ve been nice to have had someone there to ask som... more
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Conversations about Christian faith, evangelical culture, and the ways religion intersects with American politics, media, and everyday life. Phil Vischer and Skye Jethani bring humor and contrasting perspectives to current-events commentary, theological debate, and audience questions. Kaitlyn Schiess is a recurring co-host, adding historical and cultural context. Episodes often pair the hosts' discussion with an interview featuring a pastor, scholar, author, journalist, or other subject-matter expert.
The mix ranges from evangelical history and Christian nationalism to friendship, psychology, music, and spiritual practices. A recurring thread is how Christians can engage public life and cultural change while taking theology seriously and r... more
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