The Narrow Way: Finding Hope & Humanity Amid Division with Ben Cremer
Today we are sharing a special, timely episode of Honoring the Journey where Leslie invites Ben Cremer back to the show to dive deep into the challenges of navigating grief, polarization, and faith in today’s divided world. Through honest conversation, personal stories, and a powerful parable, they…
Sacred Rage - Ben Cremer
We sat down with Rev. Benjamin Cremer, writer, pastor, and creator of Into the Gray, to talk about what it looks like to hold sacred anger with open hands.
This conversation stretched from “What if I’m wrong?” to “How do we keep from passing our pain along?” We talked about retributive vs. restorat…
115. That's a wrap 2025
In this final episode of 2025 I share some thoughts on the year from a personal perspective before diving in to a recap of the journey we've been on together this year as a podcast. We've had some really wonderful humans on the pod this year and here are just a few highlights.
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Ep 1297 | Rebutting Ben Cremer’s Unbiblical Take on ICE
In this episode, Allie confronts the growing accusations of “Christian nationalism” against conservative Christians, especially over immigration enforcement and support for ICE, by responding directly to viral posts from progressive Christian figures like Ben Cremer and John Pavlovitz. She defines …
Episode 12: The One Where They Talk Religion
In this episode, we finally dive deep into religion—the topic we've been promising since day one. We're thrilled to be joined by Reverend Benjamin Cremer, who brings serious theological credentials and two decades of pastoral experience. More importantly, Ben brings the kind of honest, historically…
Episode 13: Epistemic Crisis: Processing Minneapolis and Our Country’s Fraying
In this episode, we drop any pretense of emotional distance and sit with the rage, grief, and fear stirred up by the killings of Alex Pretti and Renee Good in Minneapolis and the broader wave of state violence and ICE abuses. We wrestle with what it means to honor anger without abandoning our core …
A Lament amid Reckless Power with Ben Cremer
Ben Cremer lives at the intersection of intelligence, biblical literacy, justice, and humility in a very unique way. It’s very difficult to not like him (or his work). I hope you’ll find him at his substack page and share this one with a friend. Peace everyone.
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S7E25 Ben Cremer: Myths We Believe (Reprise)
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This week, I’m reaching back into the archive to reprise the most popular episode in the history of my podcast.
The Rev. Ben Cremer has built a significant and growing social media presence—one that caught my attention when I stumbled across a lengthy essay he titled “Myths We Beli…
S3 EP1 Voices in the Wilderness
For our Season 3 kick-off, Brian interviews interviewed Zach Lambert and Ben Cremer, two highly-followed thought-leaders who are countering Christian nationalism and current politicized narratives, and calling us back to the ways of Jesus in loving our neighbors.
We Follow The Crucified, Not The Crucifier.
“As surely as I live, declares the Sovereign Lord, I take no pleasure in the death of the wicked.” -Ezekiel 33:11
Solace: The Birth of Hope in a Time of Longing a daily Advent devotional by Ben Cremer.
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