Podcast Episodes

In this Easter special of These Go to Eleven, Greg and Nathan unpack the layered and often unsettling figure of Pontius Pilate, the only person besides Jesus named in the creeds. Drawing from all four Gospels, they explore how each account reveals a different side of the Roman governor: a man who knew the right thing, saw through injustice, searched for loopholes, and even wrestled with truth itself, yet still gave in. From a troub...

In the final episode of their March series Lifelong Learners, Greg and Nathan turn their focus to responsibility. Because learning isn’t just personal, it’s generational.

What we pursue, what we believe, and how we grow doesn’t stop with us. It shapes families, churches, and communities. In this episode, Greg and Nathan explore how lifelong learning equips Christians not only to gro...

In this episode Greg and Nathan move from philosophy to practice in their March series on Lifelong Learners. What habits actually form people who keep growing?

They explore the rhythms that cultivate lifelong learning: reading widely, reflecting deeply, engaging in meaningful conversation, and practicing intellectual discipline. Along the way, they discuss why leaders are readers, how Christians historically valued literacy, and wh...

In this episode, Greg and Nathan are joined by Billy Hutchinson, Director of Colson Educators for Christian Worldview, to explore the deeper crisis facing modern education, the erosion of truth itself. As students are increasingly given conflicting answers to life’s biggest questions, confusion and despair often follow.

Billy helps unpack why worldview formation is essential for lifelong learners, and why this cultural moment repre...

In the premiere of their new series Life Long Learners, Greg and Nathan explore a foundational truth of the Christian life: Jesus didn’t call graduates, He called disciples. Following Christ is not merely about conversion; it’s about lifelong formation.

In this episode, they unpack the biblical vision behind the Great Commission’s call to teach believers to observe all Christ commanded, and what it means to love God with all our mi...

In Episode 3, Greg and Nathan turn from the soaring doctrine to everyday implications in Colossians chapter 3. Because believers have died and been raised with Christ, Paul calls them to set their minds on things above, to put to death earthly passions and put on the new self that reflects Christ, who is all and in all.

What does it really mean to “seek the things that are above” (Colossians 3:1–2)? How do Christians understand hav...

In Episode 2, hosts Greg and Nathan dive into Colossians 2. Paul delivers a powerful reminder: Christ is enough. As false philosophies, legalism, and mystical ideas threaten to pull believers off course, Paul calls the church back to the sufficiency and supremacy of Jesus. Greg and Nathan unpack what it means to be rooted and built up in Him, complete in Christ, united with Him in death and resurrection, and free from the shadows o...

In Episode 1: “The Supremacy of Christ” (Colossians 1), Greg and Nathan explore how the supremacy of Jesus shapes our theology, our worship, and our daily lives—grounded in the sovereignty of God, the sufficiency of Scripture, and our union with Christ. The conversation centers on Paul’s exalted vision of Jesus as Creator, Sustainer, and Redeemer. From Christ as the image of the invisible God to the hope-filled mystery of “Christ i...

In this final episode of the CORE series, hosts Nathan and Greg are joined by special guest Pastor Matt Smith for a deeply practical conversation on navigating today’s hardest questions around sexuality and gender. Drawing from Matt’s “Gray Matters” framework, the trio explores how Christians can hold firm biblical convictions while engaging complex, real-life situations with humility, wisdom, and love. Together, they unpack a four...

For the second week of Core, hosts Greg and Nathan tackle one of the most difficult and misunderstood questions in the church today: whether the Bible has a coherent and consistent vision for sexuality and gender. Rather than singling out one issue, they examine God’s design for sex, the many ways humans depart from it, and why Scripture applies the same standard to everyone. This episode confronts charges of hypocrisy, challenges ...

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In this opening episode, hosts Greg and Nathan begin with clarity in a confused cultural moment. They walk through Scripture to show how God’s design for sexuality and gender is rooted in creation, reaffirmed by Jesus, and aimed at human flourishing. This conversation isn’t about politics or singling out groups—it’s about what God has clearly said, why His boundaries ar...

In this opening episode, hosts Greg and Nathan begin with clarity in a confused cultural moment. They walk through Scripture to show how God’s design for sexuality and gender is rooted in creation, reaffirmed by Jesus, and aimed at human flourishing. This conversation isn’t about politics or singling out groups—it’s about what God has clearly said, why His boundaries are good, and how truth and compassion belong together. Before di...

In this episode, Greg and Nathan introduce their upcoming January series. Going live, Greg and Nathan will take on Sexuality, Gender, and the Bible in one of CFC's Core class. With a pastoral heart marked by clarity, honesty, humility, and compassion, Greg and Nathan will explain what they mean by “biblical sexual ethics,” why it matters for human flourishing, and why churches so often avoid or mishandle these conversations. They w...

In the fourth and final episode of Promised & Fulfilled, hosts Greg and Nathan turn to one of the most hope-filled promises in all of Scripture. In “A Light to the Nations: Isaiah’s Vision of Redemption,” they explore Isaiah 9 and the breathtaking declaration that a great light would shine on people walking in darkness.

Spoken into a time of judgment, fear, and uncertainty, Isai...

In this third episode of Promised & Fulfilled: Christmas through the Eyes of Prophecy, hosts Greg and Nathan turn their attention to a small town with an enormous promise. “From Ancient Days: The Ruler from Bethlehem” explores Micah 5:2 and its stunning claim that Israel’s long-awaited ruler would come from humble Bethlehem—yet have origins stretching back to eternity.

Set against the looming threat of Assyrian invasion, Micah’...

In this episode, Greg and Nathan continue in their series, Promised & Fulfilled, the hosts journey into one of the most iconic and debated prophecies in Scripture: Isaiah’s promise of a virgin-born son called Immanuel—“God with us.”

Greg and Nathan unpack the drama of Isaiah 7:14 against the backdrop of the Syro-Ephraimite crisis, where King Ahaz faced political panic and spiritual compromise. Into that moment, God offered a si...

Podcast Series: Promised & Fulfilled: Christmas Through the Eyes of Prophecy Episode 1: Echoes of Promise: Understanding Prophecy in the Old Testament

Step back into the world of ancient Israel as Greg and Nathan launch their four-part Christmas series, Promised & Fulfilled. In this opening episode, “Echoes of Promise,” the hosts explore how the earliest hints of Christmas were woven into the fabric of Israel’s story long ...