Podcast Episodes

Special Christmas Episode Drop. Enjoy the early release and everyone have a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year. We'll catch ya in the New Year!

In this episode, Greg and Nathan explore the amazing detail of magi or wise men coming from Persia and the star that lead them to where He was. 

Check out the Instagram post on Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, or Instagram for a special message from Nathan Bell. Also check out the podcast. In this one, Greg and Nathan talk about the genealogy of Christ from the book of Matthew. Why are specific people mentioned and not others. Check it out. 

Merry Christmas Everyone. Please listen to the special announcement from Greg Dutcher. 

In this episode, Greg and Nathan explore what they believe is the first Christmas Verse. Listen in and let us know if you agree or not. Genesis 3:15. 

In the final series of obscure Bible passages, Greg and Nathan talk about one from the book of Jude. Satan and Michael contenting over the body of Moses. Check it out and don't forget to catch us in December for our Christmas episodes. 

Greg and Nathan are at it again. In this episode they explore a unique text in 1 Corinthians about The Baptism for the Dead. This one was interesting because unlike the others Greg and Nathan still don't know if they understand it or not. Check out the cast and you decide. 

We're pulling out all the stops for this podcast. We got Zach Bartles, Nathan Bartlebaugh, Greg Dutcher, and Nathan Bell all back together to discuss a trending podcast called, The Haunted Cosmos. This was a great discussion with laughs abounding and a lot of insight into the gospel. 

Greg and Nathan are taking a look at obscure Bible Passages. What do the passages mean? How do they apply to me? Most importantly, what is their part in the grand story of redemption? Check out the latest and let us know your thoughts. 

In this episode, Kevin Maher joins Greg and Nathan to discuss what it is like to be a missionary at the local level. Kevin is the head of Young Life in Hartford County and his heart for students is incredible to see.