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For those interested in thoughtful cultural analysis without all the apocalyptic forecasts, Thinking Out Loud is a podcast about current events and Christian hope. Hosted by Nathan Rittenhouse and Cameron McAllister, co-founders of Thinking Out Loud, a ministry that seeks to bridge the gap between discipleship and apologetics, this is a show that seeks to connect the dots on the subject of Christi... more

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Recent Guests

Logan Gates
Political theorist and Christian apologist
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Episode: Why Human Rights Might Be Impossible Without Christianity | Political Theory & Dr. Logan Gates
Jonathan Brush
Board member of Thinking Out Loud; President and CEO of Unbound
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Episode: Why Christian Culture Is Quietly Collapsing
Mike Gehry
Pastor of Communitas Church and spiritual director
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Episode: Pragmatic Christianity vs. True Discipleship: A Theological Conversation on Spiritual Formation
Stuart McAllister
Elder and commentator on nationalism and Christian identity
Episode: Once More On Nationalism (with Stuart McAllister)

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Cameron McAllister
Host of Thinking Out Loud, often introduces topics and engages with discussion.
Nathan Rittenhouse
Host of Thinking Out Loud, engages with topics and provides counterpoints.

Reviews

4.8 out of 5 stars from 260 ratings
  • Cameron and Nathan steer away from sensationalism and into deep reflection on the long-term realities of culture and faith. The annual Halloween episodes are a highlight.

    Podchaser
    5
    Karlissa J.
    4 months ago
  • This podcast is like fine food for my mind that challenges me to grow spiritually. I deeply appreciate how these guys point me to God, and I find myself pausing to take notes more from this podcast than any other.

    Podcast Addict
    5
    BethJune
    7 months ago
  • ehhhh

    no substance. just talking to talk. saying your usual right wing views without any real discussion or pushbuck. pro trump stuff. typical gibber jabber. we want more bible less political views

    Apple Podcasts
    1
    123dogfrommars
    United States9 months ago
  • I love this podcast!

    I have been listening to this podcast since college. I love how Nathan & Cameron pick apart at burning issues, and put Christ into perspective. It is so refreshing & wholesome!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    pierretheelf
    Indiaa year ago
  • Don’t quit

    I certainly can’t say that I always agree with these guys, but will simply comment that I appreciate the way they think through/talk through the various issues explored, which encourages me to dig deeper and work through these topics myself. Keep up the good work.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    FarmerPreacher
    United Statesa year ago

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Listeners appreciate the respectful dialogue and depth across episodes.
A strong, faith-driven lens that helps connect daily life with biblical principles.
Consistently thoughtful, hopeful, and clear in discussing tough topics.
Engaging Christian perspectives on culture; thoughtful and well-articulated.

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The Lie Parents Are Told About Raising “Successful” Kids
Q: What are some reasons we feel squeamish about letting our kids just be kids?
The intense desire to prepare children for a competitive future dominates parenting decisions, leading to unrealistic expectations for their early performances.
The Lie Parents Are Told About Raising “Successful” Kids
Q: Why do you think American parents feel such pressure to have their kids be awesome or top performers?
A lot of this pressure comes from parents living vicariously through their children, defining their identity based on their child's success.
The Hidden Cost of Globalization
Q: What happens when the paradigm of interest, concern, and focus starts to break down?
It becomes much harder to discern our responsibilities and how to live well within a hyper-globalized context.
Discipleship in a Distracted Age: Karl Johnson on Spiritual Formation
Q: How can people view their work as worship?
KJ suggests that all work should be seen as sacred, urging individuals to glorify God through their professions and live out their discipleship in daily life.
Discipleship in a Distracted Age: Karl Johnson on Spiritual Formation
Q: Can you discuss the significance of rest in spiritual formation?
KJ shares insights on how busyness can be a form of slothfulness and the importance of allowing time for reflection and rest to nourish one's soul.

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Thoughtful cultural analysis from a Christian perspective that connects current events to faith, hope, and practical discernment. Episodes span topics like theology, church life, culture, and public discourse, with a steady emphasis on Christian realism and thoughtful dialogue rather than sensationalism. Noteworthy traits include a clear effort to ground discussions in scripture and tradition while engaging contemporary issues, plus a collaborative host dynamic that invites nuanced, respectful debate for listeners who want to understand culture through a biblical lens.

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