Listener Reviews

In my opinion this is the best pod cast program out there very thought provoking, discussing and talking about issues that the church should be teaching and discussing. Keep up the good work you are appreciated more than you realize.

I am really enjoying your podcasts and they have challenged me to do a lot more studying. I hope this is a simple question and will not cause you to interrupt your Bible reading and lesson prep. If an Old Testament text is taught hermeneutically correct, is it correct to use that text to teach a lesson based on the story. For example, Naaman the Leper. If the text of II Kings 5 was taught hermeneutically, could one then use Naaman's eventual actions to teach "the need for complete obedience"? When I taught this lesson I never considered hermeneutics, but taught the Biblical historical facts. However, I used the text to teach a lesson on obedience. Again. I read into the text that Naaman went into the Jordan six times and there was no sign of healing. If he had stopped and not gone the seventh time he would have missed the blessing of healing. What I am asking is, when is it proper to use a Biblical text to teach a lesson? I am trying to understand how you would present a hermeneutical presentation of a text and still provide Biblical principles to help me grow in my Christian walk. If you communicate by email, I would be willing to try to explain in more detail my confusion. I am hesitant to listen to sermons on sermon audio because, based on your teaching, many of the sermons are not Biblically sound. As a side note, do you have a way to donate other than Paypal? My account was hacked years ago and I do not want to reactivate it. I am old school so I can send a check...I know you said a lady from Ohio, I believe, supports your ministry that way. Even though you thought I might not listen after your response to my last review, I have not stopped. I understood your point of view, I just was more upset that you had to take time to address my review instead of God's Word, I hesitated writing this second review but I did not know how to reach you without using the review option. Please feel free to delete this text, or segments of it, because it really isn't a review.

This is not your average podcast. He does not follow the traditional podcast format. It is more like a conversation with himself or the audience. It is not clean cut, but it is thorough. I really enjoy the Bible honoring approach, how he tries to discover what the Bible actually says and means rather than following a theological pattern. This is a really good podcast, just don’t expect it to be like all the other podcasts.

Uniqueness is something sought by many but rarely genuinely reached. This podcast, being as real and raw as it can be, has truly reached this coveted status. Any listener who wants to break away from the status quo, who values authenticity over polish, depth over soundbites, and genuine curiosity over performance, will find a home here.

I love your podcast and appreciate your insight. I have learned aloft in a short time and I have learned more about my relationship with Christ and greater assurance of my salvation. I was enjoying your series on Judas until you inserted politics into your teaching. I am so tired of every aspect of life either being improved by Pres Trump or blamed on Pres Trump. He is just a man and a sinner like all of us. I do not understand why any preacher or teacher would focus their message on this man. Was it wrong to compare Trump to Christ in any way. But why not explain the fault I the message and move on. Your obvious hatred of Pres Trump that has been boiling up for at least the past 11 years by your own comments, is not Christ like. I know this hatred comes out because of our sinful nature but please deal with it in your closet of prayer and not venting to your listeners. I still plan to listen because I want to grow spiritually, but please no more politics.

I repent. "You need to wear your own armor." Point well taken. Please forgive me. I don't have the relationship with you to make that comment about "exciteability." Nor have I paid the piper. I do appreciate your thoroughness. Your teaching on divorce & remarriage was a lens I had never considered—a topic on which I have so desparately sought clarity. Thank you.

Your content is so helpful, but you seem to me so exciteable I can barely make it through a podcast. I really mean to be helpful, albeit direct. If you want me to just go away, I will. But I almost never offer a suggestion, and wanted to ask for a calmer podcast Respectfully in Christ, Tim Cook, Pastor

The pastor who preached on where was God at camp mystic seemed to be very angry at God and people. We don’t get happy endings just because we are Christians. Somebody get him a better understanding of the Bible… and some Prozac.

He never gets to the point by trying to tell us that he’s about to get to the point. This guy is a time waster

This is a must-hear! These three books—Pilgrim’s Progress, Morning and Evening, and My Utmost for His Highest—shifted the center of gravity in Bible reading. They helped make application the starting point, context optional, and personal connection king. Instead of asking, What did the author mean?, the dominant question becomes: How does this speak to me right now? What insight, feeling, or action can I draw from this today? In short, Scripture became less about what God has said and more about what I feel it means to me.

I am glad you did the studies on AI vs Lordship salvation. We need to understand that God did it all, we can not do anything ourselves. Living right is proof of our growth only never our justification.

I am glad you did the studies on AI vs Lordship salvation. We need to understand that God did it all, we can not do anything ourselves. Living right is proof of our growth only never our justification.

I have been learning from your teaching and enjoying your homey , comfortable style. I have 2 questions: 1) will you share your name so I can quit referring to you as 'that guy' on CT ? 2) when you refer yo the historical lectionary are you speaking of the Anglican lectionary or something different? We use a lectionary in my Orthodox Presbyterian Church but it doesn't match your readings.

Real and transparent, will cause you to be challenged in your theological beliefs, challenged to study and to think critically about what the Bible actually teaches.

If you’re looking for a podcast that will provide a wealth of theological teaching and Biblical ideas to meditate on then you definitely want to listen to this one. The Bible studies are in-depth and are a great addition to the other content provided, challenging you to engage and grow spiritually. If you give it a chance, you will be left with much to consider.

Very encouraging and humbling at the same time. God is using you!

By far my favorite podcast. Helps me look past my presuppositions and challenges me to think from a biblical prospective

One of the best out there. Solid all around. Love to listen daily. It's like going to Bible class. So glad to have found this.

A great podcast for all things theology. A place to find podcasts on sermons, current events, church history and all things Christianity with a theological focus. Also a great place to come with complicated questions and share thoughts. I can't recommend this podcast enough!

Where is the love in your voice? Why are you so angry with Beth Moore and with women in community? Where is your love? Above all love God and love one another. Your anger doesn’t even seem righteous but sarcastic and without love.

The best source for learning theology I’ve ever found. Thank you Trevor!

Often challenged, sometimes overwhelmed. This podcast gets you to think about the world we live in from a unique perspective that is rock solid theologically.

Are you swept up in the current tide of thoughts and looking for a place to sort through the information to see what's true, what's a manipulation of the facts, and what's been manufactured (just made-up stuff)? Theology Central is the little cove you're looking for in your pursuit for the truth.

This podcast is so refreshing and is a needed voice in this postmodern climate.