370 episodes
These Go To 11 Christ Fellowship Church
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- Religion & Spirituality
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4.8 • 166 Ratings
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An unchurchy conversation about everyday faith.
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Peacemakers: Intro to Conflict and Conflict Resolution
In this episode, Greg and Nathan continue the discussion from the message series on conflict resolution. Check it out and don't forget to send in your questions.
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The Bear: What Are The Gospel Themes That We See In The Bear
In this episode, Greg and Nathan do a deep dive into the FX show The Bear. A captivating piece of work, are there gospel lessons we can take from this show?
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The Professional
In this episode, Nathan Bartlebaugh joins Greg and Nathan to discuss upcoming movies and what he has been enjoying on the TV.
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TV Shows and the Gospel
In this episode, Greg and Nathan discuss some shows they have been watching and why they enjoy them and their themes that they observe in the context of the Bible.
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Movies and the Gospel
In this episode, Greg and Nathan look at some of the Oscar winning movies. Can we use movies and entertainment as a bridge to the Gospel? Check out the episode to see what they think.
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He is Risen: The Hope of the Resurrection
Greg and Nathan finish the series on Easter. In this episode, Greg and Nathan talk about the hope we have in Christ through His resurrection. Enjoy!
Customer Reviews
The Real Reason
I only check in to get those Reverend James King sounds bites...
Nowadays he seems to be missing.
Yes and yes
Love their banter and theologically sound discussions.
You’ll probably like it!
Has a nice spread of conversation, if you aren’t in to it one week, check the next and you will be hooked back in. Not being reformed I was worried, but its two (sometimes more) guys just having a good time and not taking themselves too seriously. The best way to define this show is from episode 132 “A Little of This and a Little of That” where they talk about movies and super hero’s but then talk about the death of Rachel Held Evans and Warren Wiersbe. They had a fun light heart conversation in the beginning and ended with something a little heavier and responded in a way that I thought showed grace and modeled how Christians should engage over people they disagree with.