Podcast Episodes

Greg and Nathan wrap up A Walk Through the New Testament with the grand finale: Revelation. Mysterious, majestic, and often misunderstood, this episode peels back the layers of the Bible’s final book with clarity, humility, and a focus on what really matters. Whether you're a Revelation rookie or a chart-carrying prophecy pro, Greg’s simple “map” will help you walk through the letters, judgments, battles, and ultimate hope found in...

In this episode, Greg and Nathan explore the New Testament letters—from Romans to Jude—and how they reveal the struggles, growth, and grace of the early church. They discuss how the apostles, especially Paul, pastored these young communities through conflict, confusion, and theological questions. From justification and sanctification to unity and correction, these letters show what it means to be a gospel-shaped community—still mes...

Join Greg and Nathan as they journey through the story of Jesus and the birth of the early Church in A Walk Through the New Testament. Centered on the Gospels and the book of Acts, this series explores how Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John each uniquely portray the person and mission of Jesus—culminating in His death and resurrection—and how those events set the stage for a movement that changed the world.

Through thoughtful conversati...

Greg and Nathan are at it again. Check out their new series; A Walk Through the New Testament. Greg and Nathan kick off the series with a sweeping overview of the New Testament. While setting the stage for what’s to come, they zero in on the heart of the message—the Gospels and the life of Christ. From Matthew to John, Greg and Nathan explore how the story of Christ’s birth, ministry, death, and resurrection forms the foundation of...

Not every summer feels like a fresh start. For some, it’s not refreshing—it’s revealing. Maybe this year hasn’t gone the way you hoped. Maybe you've drifted spiritually, feel stuck, or wonder how you ended up where you are.

This week on These Go to Eleven, Greg and Nathan get real about the mid-year slump and the quiet disappointments that can surface in July. But more importantly, they talk about hope. About grace. About how God m...

In this action-packed episode Greg and Nathan welcome a stellar panel to the mic: credentialed film critic Nathan Bartlebaugh and Greg’s own superhero-loving sons, Ben Dutcher and Isaac Dutcher. Together, they dive deep into the latest entries in the superhero genre—"Superman" and "Fantastic Four: First Steps."

The crew unpacks what worked, what didn’t, and how these new films measure up to their iconic predecessors. From character...

In this bonus episode of These Go to Eleven, hosts Greg and Nathan honor the life and legacy of Pastor John MacArthur. Known for his decades-long ministry, biblical preaching, and unwavering commitment to Reformed theology, MacArthur has left an indelible mark on the church—both celebrated and critiqued.

Greg and Nathan offer a heartfelt tribute, reflecting on the tremendous good MacArthur has done for generations of believers, whi...

Evangelism doesn’t have to be awkward—and it definitely doesn’t have to involve tracts or tense conversations. Sometimes, it just smells like burgers. In this episode, Greg and Nathan dive into the idea of using everyday spaces—your backyard, grill, porch, or fire pit—as natural places to build real relationships and live on mission. They talk practical tips, share personal stories, and challenge the idea that sharing your faith ha...

Yep, we’re going there. The summer church slump is real—but it might be hurting more than you think. In this episode, Greg and Nathan are joined by guest Matt Smith for a candid conversation about what’s really at stake when attendance dips during the warmer months. Is skipping church in July just harmless vacation rhythm—or does it reveal something deeper?

Together, they explore why regular gathering with God’s people matters year...

This week, Greg and Nathan chime in for their special 4th of July episode as they share personal holiday traditions—from fireworks to family cookouts. Then, the conversation takes a thoughtful turn as they dive into the concept of the Everlasting Now—a reflection on time, eternity, and what it means to live fully present but with hope for the future. A mix of celebration, contemplation, and good conversation you won’t want to miss.

In the final episode of their Overcoming Old Testament Phobia series, Greg and Nathan tackle some of the most common questions and misconceptions about the Old Testament. Why does it seem so full of law and wrath? How were people saved before Jesus? And where can we spot God’s grace among the judgment? From Genesis to Jonah, they explore how the Old Testament isn’t just a prequel—it’s a story saturated with mercy, hope, and the pro...

In this Greg and Nathan invite teacher Dave Shive to explore one of the Bible’s most complex and compelling figures: King David. From shepherd boy to king, David's life is a tapestry of triumph, tragedy, faith, and failure.

The conversation traces David’s early anointing by the prophet Samuel and examines the tumultuous, decades-long wait before David actually ascended the throne. What does such a prolonged period of waiting do to ...

Let’s be honest—parts of the Old Testament feel strange. From obscure laws about mildew and mixed fabrics to chapters filled with hard-to-pronounce names, it’s no wonder many readers feel overwhelmed or even confused. But what if these seemingly bizarre details are actually doing something deeper—something meaningful?

In this episode, Greg and Nathan tackle some of the biggest hurdles modern readers face when diving into books like...

Feeling lost, confused, or even a little afraid when it comes to the Old Testament? You're not alone. In Overcoming Old Testament Phobia, hosts Greg and Nathan take a fresh and accessible approach to the Hebrew Scriptures—breaking down the barriers of intimidation and confusion that keep so many Christians at a distance. With wisdom, humor, and practical insight, each episode helps listeners see the Old Testament not as an ancient,...

Greg and Nathan take a hard look at one of the most common—and potentially harmful—Christian clichés: “Everything happens for a reason.” While often meant to comfort, they unpack how this phrase can unintentionally shut down grief, oversimplify suffering, and imply that God intends every painful event.

They explore how confusing God’s sovereignty with approval leads to damaging theology, and clarify that Romans 8:28 doesn't claim a...

In this episode, Greg and Nathan unpack the phrase: “Trust God for the victory”—and why it might not mean what we think it does. Is it possible we’ve turned faith into a formula for getting what we want, rather than a surrender to God's will? Through raw conversation and biblical reflection, Greg and Nathan explore how Scripture often redefines “victory” as weakness, endurance, and even loss. Drawing from Hebrews 11, the cross, and...

In this series of God Never Said That, Greg and Nathan unpack one of the most quoted – and misunderstood – Christian clichés: “God won’t give you more than you can handle.” Sounds comforting, right? But is it actually biblical?

With their usual mix of insight and humor, Greg and Nathan explore the nuance behind this popular phrase. They argue that while it sounds encouraging, it can place the burden of strength on us instead of whe...