Wesley Huff joins The Everyday Pastor and Gospelbound to discuss how pastors can effectively practice and teach apologetics, offering insights, examples, book recommendations, and quick responses to common objections.

In this episode of Gospelbound, Collin Hansen and Melissa Kruger share why reading still matters in a digital age and offer dozens of book recommendations to inspire your summer reading list.

In this episode of Gospelbound, Collin Hansen looks back on the decade since the landmark 2015 Obergefell decision, exploring why support for same-sex marriage is declining and how the church withstood one of the most rapid cultural shifts in American history.

Collin Hansen talks with Molly Worthen about how our longing for control—and to surrender it—shapes the stories we believe and the idols we follow.

Collin Hansen and Matt McCullough discuss how a clearer vision of heaven can reshape the Christian life.

Collin Hansen and Matt Smethurst reflect on the life and legacy of Tim Keller, highlighting his unique ability to communicate gospel truth with clarity, depth, and grace.

Collin Hansen and Paul Putz discuss the historical and contemporary intersection of American Christianity and big-time sports.

Collin Hansen, Brett McCracken, and Ivan Mesa discuss the impact of digital technology on culture, parenting, and community, drawing from their book ‘Scrolling Ourselves to Death.’ They emphasize the need for wisdom, real relationships, and church engagement to navigate the challenges of the digital age.

Collin Hansen and Walter Strickland discuss Strickland's book, ‘Swing Low: A History of Black Christianity in the United States,’ exploring how Black theology developed, the need for a story that truly represents the Black Christian experience, and how faith can bring hope and peace despite life's challenges.

Collin Hansen interviews Caleb Morrell about his book on Capitol Hill Baptist Church's history and influence on evangelicalism. They discuss key figures, challenges, and the vital role of prayer, preaching, and perseverance in building a healthy church.

Collin Hansen interviews Ian Harber about his journey through deconstructing and reconstructing his faith, examining the emotional aspects of doubt and anxiety, social media's role, the distinction between deconstruction and apostasy, and the need for supportive church environments.

In this episode, Collin Hansen interviews Nadya Williams about her book, ‘Mothers, Children and the Body Politic,’ which explores the historical and cultural shifts in the perception of motherhood and children.

Collin Hansen and Russ Ramsey discuss how art reflects both suffering and hope, drawing examples from Van Gogh and Norman Rockwell. Ramsey highlights art as storytelling, offering practical tips for engaging with it as a companion through life’s struggles and joys.

In this episode of Gospelbound, Collin Hansen and author Allen Levi discuss the themes and inspirations behind Levi's debut novel, 'Theo of Golden'. They explore the writing process, character development, and the importance of conversation and connection in storytelling.

Collin Hansen revisits March 11, 2020, exploring COVID-19’s impact on churches, society, and trust in authorities. He reflects on cultural shifts, lessons learned, and the state of his 2020 predictions five years later.

Guest host Kendra Dahl interviews Collin Hansen about his new book, 'Where Is God in a World With So Much Evil?' They discuss the post-WWII shift in moral standards, modern self-justification, and the importance of God's presence and honest lament in times of suffering.

Collin Hansen and Kevin DeYoung discuss DeYoung's newest book, 'Daily Doctrine', exploring its theological insights, the challenges of antinomianism, and the influence of David Wells. They also highlight the mission of Clearly Reformed, the importance of family devotions, and the creation of 'The Biggest Story'.

Collin Hansen interviews Nicholas Carr about his book, 'Superbloom: How Technologies of Connection Tear Us Apart', discussing the impact of social media, AI, and communication technologies on relationships and society. They explore the rise of fake news, the erosion of critical thought, and the search for meaningful community in the digital age.

Collin Hansen interviews Ross Douthat about his book Believe: Why Everyone Should Be Religious. They discuss modern spiritual crises, the role of suffering in faith, and the enduring relevance of religion in today’s world.

Collin Hansen and Kendra Dahl introduce the upcoming guests on the next season of ‘Gospelbound.’