John Eldredge joins the podcast for a surprisingly brief conversation on pandemic fatigue and the importance of rest.

The former Governor of Tennessee Bill Haslam joins the podcast to discuss division, anger, humility, Luke’s political future, and his new book Faithful Presence.

Artist and author Makoto Fujimura joins the show to discuss N.T. Wright, Kintsugi, plumbing gospel, new creation, and his new book Art and Faith.

The podcast starts with a rant about life, death, and grief, then (10:25) Dr. Richard Beck returns to the show to discuss Whales vs. Wales, enchantment, the Ache, and his new book Hunting Magic Eels.

The podcast starts with a reflection on Beth Moore’s recent departure from the SBC, then (6:20) Dr. A.J. Swoboda returns to the show to deconstruction, received tradition, emotions, and his new book After Doubt.

Jonathan Storment returns to discuss a rule of life, repentance, Lenten, Villains, and of course the one year anniversary of social distancing. 

Bob Goff returns to the podcast with his daughter and co-author Lindsay Goff Viducich to discuss favorite pizza places, how to discuss mortality with children, peanut butter money, and their new book Everybody Always for Kids.

Sarah Bessey returns to the show to discuss editing Barbara Brown Taylor, the particulars of love, and her new book A Rhythm of Prayer

Josh Ross returns to the podcast to discuss Lent, twenty year friendships, and his new book Anchoring in the Storm

Bunmi Laditan joins the show to discuss life as the author of the Honest Toddler twitter account, prayer, hearing the voice of the divine, adversity, and her new book Dear God.