What if reading the Bible was about more than gaining information? What if it was about meeting God?In this episode, Travis Michael Fleming sits down with David Ripper to discuss his book, Experiencing Scripture as a Disciple of Jesus. Drawing deeply from the teaching and influence of Dallas Willard, David argues that Scripture is far […]
Travis Michael Fleming and Matthew Kaemingk sit down to explore one of the most overlooked aspects of Christian discipleship: the connection between worship and work. Drawing from Kaemingk’s book Leading Worship for Workers, they discuss why so many Christians struggle to connect their faith with their daily vocations and how the church can help bridge […]
In this episode, Travis Michael Fleming sits down with historian Dr. Robert Tracy McKenzie to discuss his new book, We the Fallen People, and explore what history can teach Christians about democracy, politics, and human nature. Their conversation traces the development of American democracy from the Founding Fathers through the Jacksonian era, highlighting the contrast […]
Travis Michael Fleming and Jeff Leonard sit down for an honest, thoughtful conversation about what it’s like to search for God when He feels distant—maybe even hard to find. Drawing from Leonard’s book Seekers in the Hands of an Elusive God, they wrestle with what faith looks like in seasons of uncertainty, doubt, and spiritual […]
The conversation traces what feels like a real shift—Christian influence fading in the West while, at the same time, the church is growing in powerful ways across the Global South. Dr. Stanley points out that the Western church is at a crossroads. We’re dealing with the effects of extreme individualism, and it’s chipped away at […]
This conversation with Dr. Chantal Delsol, centered on her book Prosperity and Torment in France, gets at something really important—why people can have so much materially and still feel deeply unsatisfied. Drawing from her Catholic intellectual tradition, she brings a thoughtful and deeply formed perspective to the question of meaning in modern life. One of […]
This conversation between Travis Michael Fleming and Brandon J. O’Brien really highlights the power and potential of smaller churches, drawing from O’Brien’s book The Strategically Small Church. It pushes back on the common idea that bigger automatically means better, and instead shows how smaller congregations actually have unique strengths that often get overlooked. O’Brien makes […]
This episode really digs into the meaning of God’s Sabbath in the story of Creation. Travis Michael Fleming and James W. Skillen explore the idea that the story of history isn’t just about individual salvation—it’s much bigger than that. It’s about humanity’s role as stewards within God’s creation. Skillen pushes back on the idea that […]
Travis Michael Fleming, Mike Goheen, and Mark Sayers dig into some of the biggest thought barriers shaping our culture right now—especially around secularization and what it means for the future of the Christian faith. They explore the deeper stories that quietly shape how people see the world and make decisions, often without even realizing it. […]
Travis Michael Fleming sits down with Michael O. Emerson for an honest and engaging conversation about Divided by Faith and the ongoing reality of racial division in the American church. Together, they unpack some of the assumptions many of us carry about the gospel and God’s kingdom, gently challenging listeners to see how a bigger, […]
