30 episodes
Steve Brown Etc. Steve Brown Etc.
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- Religion & Spirituality
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4.8 • 116 Ratings
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Steve Brown Etc. is a talk show featuring discussion, debate, interviews, comedy, and commentary dealing with religious, political, and social issues. The program is laid-back, fun and just might alter your consciousness.
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The Etcetera Gang | Summer Spectacular | Steve Brown, Etc.
It’s summer, so let’s hang out with Steve and the Etcetera gang. This week, it’s no guests, no agendas – just some fun stories, favorite episodes, and reminders of God’s […]
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Paul Young & Baxter Kruger | The Shack – 17 Years Later | Steve Brown, Etc.
Their books have been called "profound" and "gripping", but also "controversial." This week, Steve and the gang chat with best-selling authors Paul Young and Baxter Kruger about the book that changed their lives some 17 years ago.
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Kyle Winkler | Permission To Be Imperfect | Steve Brown, Etc.
Stop striving and start living – is it possible? This week, Steve and the gang chat with author Kyle Winkler about what happens when we stop trying to please a God who's already pleased with us.
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Adriel Sanchez | Praying With Jesus | Steve Brown, Etc.
This prayer is less than a hundred words, yet it contains the entire gospel. This week, Steve and the gang chat with pastor and author Adriel Sanchez about The Lord's Prayer and how we often misunderstand it.
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Ed Uszynski | Untangling Critical Race Theory | Steve Brown, Etc.
Critical Race Theory – what is it and why should we care about it? This week, Steve and the gang sit down with author Ed Uszynski to discuss the controversial topic.
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Pete Alwinson / Matt Heard / Justin Holcomb / Jerry Parries | Voices of Key Life | Steve Brown, Etc.
This might get crazy... This week, for the first time ever, Steve sits down with Pete Alwinson, Matt Heard, Justin Holcomb, and Jerry Parries – the Voices of Key Life – to share some stories and, of course, talk about grace.
Customer Reviews
Jesus loves me!
That’s so good to hear and it’s true. God is not mad at me
Well intended, but ….
No question that God’s grace needs to proclaimed from the hilltops. Unfortunately, when it’s done outside the law / gospel paradigm it’s often difficult to fully grasp and sometimes (erroneously) gives the impression that antinomianism is being advocated. I listened to this program for a few years and it wasn’t until I heard some Lutherans explain both law and gospel that I was able to fully grasp what God”s grace really is / means. Better off listening to some of the podcasts from 1517.org
One of my go-to podcasts
I listen to several podcasts, but whenever Steve Brown Etc. comes out with a new one I listen to it first. (unless it's a re-air)