Religion Didn’t Die—It Became Obsolete | Christian Smith
Why did religion decline in America—and was it really driven by hostility toward faith?
In this episode, Loren talks with sociologist Christian Smith about his book Why Religion Went Obsolete and the cultural, technological, and institutional changes that reshaped American religion over the last s…
Anne Boleyn: Ambition or Faith?
Was Anne Boleyn a seductress, a schemer, or something far more radical? What happens when we look at Anne not through the lens of sex and scandal, but through religion?
From Tudor observers to Six the Musical, Anne Boleyn has been labelled the woman who tempted, manipulated and overreached. But Pro…
The Hidden Drama Behind Every Pastor Search | Michelle Huneven
Why do church search committees so often struggle to find the right pastor?
In this episode, Loren Richmond Jr. talks with novelist Michelle Huneven about her acclaimed novel Search, a witty and surprisingly insightful look at the dynamics of a church pastoral search committee. Although fictional,…
What the Black Church Can Teach American Christianity | Justin Giboney
What does faithful Christian engagement in politics actually look like?
In this episode, Loren talks with Justin Giboney, co-founder and president of the AND Campaign, to discuss his book Don't Let Nobody Turn You Around. Drawing lessons from the Black Church during the Civil Rights Movement, Gibo…
Peter Levenstrong on Why the Future of Preaching Is Collaborative
What if the sermon wasn't something delivered to the congregation—but something created with the congregation?
In this episode, Martha Tatarnic talks with the Rev. Peter Levenstrong, associate rector of St. Gregory of Nyssa Episcopal Church in San Francisco and author of Collaborative Sermons. Pet…
You Are Not Enough—and That’s Good News | David Zahl
What if being told “you are enough” isn’t actually good news?
David Zahl, founder and director of Mockingbird Ministries and author of The Big Relief: The Urgency of Grace for a Worn-Out World, joins Loren for an in-person conversation about grace, exhaustion, guilt, and the pressures shaping mode…
The Church as Community Hub | Loren Richmond Jr.
In this special episode, Martha Tatarnic interviews co-host Loren Richmond Jr. about his new book, The Church as Community Hub: Sharing Spaces to Help Neighborhoods Thrive.
Loren shares what inspired the book—including a visit to a small Canadian church serving migrant farm workers—and how years o…
What Makes Ministry Sustainable? | Eric H. F. Law
What if the most essential resource to make a ministry last isn't money--it's relationships?
Rev. Dr. Eric H. F. Law returns to podcast to talk with Loren about why some of the most important resources for sustainable ministry aren't found in a budget. Sharing about his Holy Currencies framework, …
Does the Church Really Want the Truth? | Matthew Townsend
What happens when the church becomes more concerned with managing its message than hearing difficult truths?
Matthew Townsend joins Martha Tatarnic to discuss the role of journalism, truth-telling, and accountability within Christian institutions. Matthew served as editor of the Anglican Journal f…
Emily Belz on What Is Christian Higher Education Worth?
What is a Christian college degree worth—and should its value be determined by how much graduates earn?
Christianity Today senior news editor Emily Belz joins Loren to discuss the uncertain future facing Christian higher education--particularly regarding a new federal regulation would evaluate col…
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