Dan Darling is the Vice President for Communications for the Ethics and Religious Liberty Commission of the Southern Baptist Convention (ERLC). He joins me to talk about his upcoming book, A Way With Words.

Michael Bird joins me to talk about his new book, written with N. T. Wright, The New Testament in Its World. We discuss Biblical scholarship, background, and writing.

It's the new year and people are setting new goals. Maybe one should be patience in sharing our thoughts. I've been learning the dangers of posting too soon.

Here is my list of the top 10 books which most impacted my reading and thinking in 2019. I'd love to hear which books impacted you.

Curtis Sergeant has helped plant churches around the world, including pioneering projects with Saddleback Church. He joins me to talk about his work, discipleship movements, and what we can learn from them.

Nathan Foster joins me to talk about his book, The Making of An Ordinary Saint. Foster explores living out the spiritual disciplines and his father's work, Celebration of Discipline.

Matt Carter is a pastor at The Austin Stone Community Church and the author of several books. He joins me to talk about his roles as pastor and writer.

Joel and Troy join me to talk about their podcast, Reviving Thoughts. The show records long forgotten sermons from some of history's greatest preachers.

Harold Senkbeil has spent decades serving as a parish pastor. His new book, The Care of Souls, challenges our current models of pastoral ministry with a much old one—the pastor as physician.

The past years have seen a massive spike in debates, articles, and books on the topic of masculinity, most centered around a call to redefine what masculinity means. I take a look at how we define masculinity and why definitions matter.