This podcast has been life changing and insanely helpful as I’ve wrestled through a lot of my past theological beliefs in search of a renewed theology, that is still biblically based. I’ve also read several of Greg’s books and I am just so incredibly thankful for his writings. They have been very healing for me. Dan is great too of course! Awesome team here.

I have been listening to this podcast since the beginning. What I love most is the freedom to share your questions, doubts, concerns, and revelations on the challenges of living a Jesus-centered life in current times on a wide array of subjects. Greg and Dan make for a fun, challenging, and thought-provoking experience. If you haven’t made this podcast a part of your weekly growth campaign, I suggest you do. Greg and Dan are also great writers, preachers, and theologians. Their body of work is incredible, and I encourage everyone to explore their bodies of work. Shalom, Harold Long, St. Louis, MO

Greg has a very pleasant and non-arrogant way of explaining his views of questions people ask about God, the Bible and faith. I love how he uses his immense Biblical and historical knowledge to inform listeners of not just the answers they are asking, but, when necessary, Greg also addresses the problems with the questions themselves, competing views when they exist, and he isn’t afraid to say he doesn’t know when he doesn’t and explain why maybe we can’t know all answers.

I listen just about everyday during my morning commute. Greg and Dan give great handles to tough theological questions. They present thought-provoking ideas and throughout my day, I find myself wrestling with whatever they present. Highly recommend to anyone from all spaces on the faith journey … from the spiritually curious to the long-time committed Jesus-followers.

Topics getting kind of ridiculous. Come on. They pick questions (Dan) based on conversations they can steer to conversations relative to selling books. It’s about them. Seems like Greg helps his homeys write books and get them published. But he always has profound wisdom of the word IMO. I got a nastygram email from Dan dripping w judgement and condescension.

More people & podcasts are talking these days about the things Jesus taught (in the 4 gospels), but there are a few of his teachings that almost never get serious coverage. Several references (EXCLUDING the “rich young ruler”) are made in Luke about selling all of one’s possessions & giving to the poor and then this teaching is shown to be taken seriously by the time we get to the book of Acts (end of chapters 2 & 4). Another powerful & often neglected paradigm-changing (IF taken at face value) teaching of Jesus is found in Mt. 6:24; Lk. 16:13-14). This has been called the “Two Masters teaching”, one being God/Love and the other/opposite one being money. What would Christianity look like, both inside its confines and to the world at large, if these teachings were given much more serious consideration and application? Take a leap of faith and dive deep into these teachings! ✌🏼

Boyd needs a new Mic.

I don’t always agree with Pastor Boyde , sometimes his political views bleeds through on his teachings , but I believe he’s been blessed with some deep insights into Some of the deeper issues in the Bible. So I find myself coming back and listening to him once in a while.

I love Doctor, Pastor Boyd! He is ALWAYS pointing back to Jesus and our need for Him, as well as reading the Bible prayerfully, carefully, and wisely. He does not shirk from difficult questions, but also never just is like “Well, I guess we can’t trust God” because he obviously believes, correctly I think, that our faith will show itself to be true, even while it corrects our thinking on things, ultimately getting us back to trusting in and following the risen Christ Jesus. Also, Boyd is never arrogant, rude, or domineering: he always tries to carefully and kindly deal with the tough questions to challenge us, but also keep us trusting in Jesus. Worth your listen.

Greg Boyd, Pastor and author, brings his expansive mind to this podcast. I’m not always a fan of short, sometimes under-5 minute podcasts, but Boyd packs a lot into one podcast in a short, concise way. Also, love the drum solo intro!!