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In the first episode of their June series, 10 Pastors To Help Shepherd Your Growth, Greg and Nathan share the stories of two men whose ministries have deeply influenced their walk with Christ. Greg highlights the wit, grace, and gospel-centered teaching of Steve Brown, while Nathan discusses the faithful preaching, biblical conviction, and discipleship impact of Voddie Baucham. Along the way, they offer brief biographies, reflect on what they appreciate most about these pastors, and explore how God has used their ministries to encourage spiritual growth. Join them for a conversation about faithful voices, gospel ministry, and the people God has used to help them follow Jesus more closely.

In their fourth and final week, hosts Greg and Nathan tackle one of the hardest questions in our spiritual lives: what do you do when prayer feels empty? From feeling God’s silence to showing up in faith anyway, they explore how prayer shapes us, not by what we feel, but by the act of showing up. With Scripture, honest reflection, and practical encouragement, this episode reminds listeners that even quiet prayers matter, and that we are never truly alone in the journey.

Continuing their series in May, Greg and Nathan are diving into what prayer actually looks like in the middle of everyday life, not polished, perfect prayers, but honest conversations with God during traffic, work, stress, gratitude, and everything in between. In this episode, they unpack how short prayers count, why prayer doesn’t need to feel complicated, and how to build prayer into the rhythm of real life. Also, Nathan is a little late getting this upload out… but as you’ll hear in the episode, he was in New York City, so we’re giving him a pass this time.

In week two of their series on prayer, Greg and Nathan dive into the messy, honest reality of prayer, why it’s not about saying the “right” words, cleaning yourself up first, or pretending God doesn’t already know what’s in your heart. From frustrated prayers in Psalms to Jesus’ simple model for prayer, this episode explores what happens when we stop performing and start being real with God. Honest questions, raw scripture, and a reminder that prayer may work best when we finally drop the act.

Greg and Nathan kick off their May series on prayer with an honest conversation about why it often feels harder than it’s supposed to, and why that doesn’t mean you’re doing it wrong. From unrealistic expectations and comparison traps to the pressure to perform and the sheer noise of everyday life, they unpack the quiet struggles most people don’t admit. Along the way, they explore what Scripture actually says about prayer, challenge some bad Christian advice, and reframe prayer as something far more relational than rigid. If you’ve ever felt distracted, inadequate, or just plain stuck when you try to pray, this episode will help you breathe a little easier, and maybe start again.

Greg Dutcher and Nathan Bell are back for Week 4 of their Movie Month series, and this time they’re looking ahead to the biggest, boldest, and most questionable films of the summer. Joined once again by special guest Nathan Bartlebaugh, the trio dives into a full-on Summer Movie Preview, breaking down what’s coming, what’s worth your time, and what might crash and burn at the box office. Expect sharp takes, friendly debates, and a mix of insight and gut instinct as they try to predict the unpredictable summer movie season. Whether you’re planning your theater lineup or just want to hear what not to see, this episode has you covered.

In this episode, Greg and Nathan explore the accusation that Alistair Begg is woke. Why are these accusations being brought out? How would you approach the situation?