Christ Over All

This podcast has been a wealth of encouragement and information for the past few years with great analysis and discussion of timeless texts and modern debates. I appreciate that the discussion isn’t just “groupthink” as a lot of theological podcasts can be where there is not diversity of (orthodox, reformed, and theologically sound) opinion. I appreciate the helpful pushback on each other and developing the discussion from multiple critical views.

If you’re looking for a podcast that takes Christian faith seriously and applies it thoughtfully to everyday life, Christ Over All is well worth your time. What stands out most is its commitment to biblical faithfulness—it doesn’t water things down or chase trends, but instead consistently points listeners back to Scripture as the ultimate authority. The hosts and guests offer meaningful insight into what it looks like for men and women to live in a way that honors God. Their discussions are grounded, practical, and often challenging in the best way, calling believers to pursue holiness, integrity, and humility in every area of life. Another defining strength of the podcast is its clear and unapologetic stance on difficult cultural issues. In particular, it presents a strong, convictional pro-life perspective, emphasizing the value and dignity of every human life. At the same time, it does this in a way that encourages listeners to think deeply and respond with both truth and compassion. Beyond that, Christ Over All consistently highlights the importance of family, the local church, and a Christ-centered life. It encourages listeners to invest in their communities, grow in their relationships, and keep Jesus at the center of everything they do. Overall, this is a podcast that doesn’t just inform—it disciples. It’s a valuable resource for anyone wanting to grow in their faith and better understand how to live it out in today’s world.

I have been LOVING listening to this podcast. Aside from Pastor Schrock having a compelling radio voice and a tone of education, authority, and (most importantly) humility, he puts parts of the Bible and hot topics of the church into incredibly approachable and understandable language and context. Even if I don’t agree with his interpretations, he presents them in a way that makes me think, “Hmmm I don’t agree but I absolutely understand this point of view.” Highly recommend to challenge and expand your biblical knowledge.

My first listen to this pod was the interview with Charles Lyons. His snarky, sarcastic language is unbecoming for a servant of Christ. I’m not sure why you guys would allow that on your show. Canceled.