30 episodes
Steve Brown Etc. Steve Brown Etc.
-
- Religion & Spirituality
-
-
4.8 • 108 Ratings
-
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.
-
Michael Reeves | Evangelical Pharisees | Steve Brown, Etc.
The bad news is, we're a bunch of Pharisees. The good news... well, the good news is what Steve and the gang talk about this week with author Michael Reeves.
-
Kevin Downes | Jesus Revolution | Steve Brown, Etc.
You've heard about "Jesus Revolution'" and maybe even seen it. Now, Steve and the gang chat with the film's producer, Kevin Downes, about how the project came together and what it was like for Steve to pastor in the midst of that transformative era.
-
Larry Loftis on Corrie Ten Boom | Steve Brown Etc.
When it comes to Corrie ten Boom, if you've only read "The Hiding Place", you only know half the story. This week, Steve and the gang hang out with bestselling author Larry Loftis to discuss Corrie's life and the transformative power of forgiveness.
-
J.D. Greear | Essential Christianity | Steve Brown, Etc.
Can you convey the heart of the Gospel in just ten words? This week, Steve, the gang, and pastor/author J.D. Greear get down to the nitty-gritty of what makes the Good News so good.
-
Chad Bird | Limping With God | Steve Brown, Etc.
An overly ambitious liar who fathered children with four women... there's a lot we can learn from Jacob. This week, Steve and the gang chat with author Chad Bird about this unlikely 'hero' God chose to change history and what that means for us.
-
Os Guinness | Zero Hour America | Steve Brown, Etc.
When it comes to America's future, the way forward may be to go back. This week, Steve and the gang hang out with author and social critic Os Guinness to discuss the dangers our country faces and what it will take to protect our freedoms.
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)