No Small Endeavor with Lee C. Camp

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287: Shannon Vallor: The Morality Crisis ( The Cost of Outsourcing Your Humanity to Tech, Pt. 1)

The promises arrive daily now. An AI that will plan your kid’s birthday party, write your essay for you, tell you just what to say in that hard conversation with your bos

Nov 9
50 min

286: Unabridged Interview: Donna Jackson Nakazawa

This is our unabridged interview with Donna Jackson Nakazawa. Can’t stop replaying what you wish you had said to someone instead? Or maybe your inner monologue won’t sto

Nov 6
1 h 12 min

The Subtext: How to Vote Like Jesus

Still recovering from the midterm? Same. Take a breather and join Lee and Savannah for a conversation about faith, politics, and having an existential crisis at the ballo

Nov 4
48 min

286: Donna Jackson Nakazawa: How to Stop Ruminating

Can’t stop replaying what you wish you had said to someone instead? Or maybe your inner monologue won’t stop asking, "What did they mean by that comment?” Our guest today

Nov 2
51 min

285: Unabridged interview: Iain McGilchrist (Part 2)

This is Part 2 of our unabridged interview with Iain McGilchrist. Modernity has helped us to use the world. We have reduced it to resources to extract, data to process,

Oct 30
1 h 22 min

285: Unabridged interview: Iain McGilchrist (Part 1)

This is Part 1 of our unabridged interview with Iain McGilchrist. Modernity has helped us to use the world. We have reduced it to resources to extract, data to process,

Oct 30
1 h 34 min

The Subtext: Savannah Wants You To Love Brandon Flowers’ THRASHER As Much As She Does

It's the day we've all (mostly Savannah's) been waiting for. This week, Lee and Savannah do a deep dive into Brandon Flowers’ THRASHER! It's a record about belonging and

Oct 28
55 min

285: Iain McGilchrist: Why the World Feels Flat (The Ache, Pt. 3)

Modernity has helped us to use the world. We have reduced it to resources to extract, data to process, problems to solve. While it has made us powerful, it has also left

Oct 26
49 min

284: Unabridged Interview: Alister McGrath

This is our unabridged interview with Alister McGrath. Science can explain the world in an incredibly helpful way, but scientific facts alone can't tell us what our live

Oct 23
1 h 17 min

The Subtext: Aslan is a Woman…Should You Care?

Meryl Streep is the voice of Aslan in Greta Gerwig's Narnia adaptation. Is this a threat to Christian orthodoxy or another culture-war distraction? This week on The Subt

Oct 21
47 min

284: Alister McGrath: Science and Faith Were Never at War (The Ache, Pt. 2)

Science can explain the world in an incredibly helpful way, but scientific facts alone can't tell us what our lives are for. In a world shaped by modernity, it can be wil

Oct 19
50 min

283: Unabridged Interview: Belle Tindall-Riley

This is our unabridged interview with Belle Tindall-Riley. Institutional religion is off the menu for many these days. But walk to the edge of the Glastonbury music fest

Oct 16
1 h 22 min

The Subtext: The Separation of Church & Business

Is a $4,500 networking trip to Mar-a-Lago okay if it's for the kingdom? This week on The Subtext, Lee and Savannah unpack problematic Christian wealth seminars promising

Oct 14
35 min

283: Belle Tindall-Riley: Spiritual but Not Religious (The Ache, Pt. 1)

Institutional religion is off the menu for many these days. But walk to the edge of the Glastonbury music festival, and you'll find a packed field people waiting an hour

Oct 12
51 min

282: Unabridged Interview: Kristin Kobes Du Mez

This is our unabridged interview with Kristin Kobes Du Mez. That "Live, Laugh, Love" sign at Target isn't just decor. It's a theological statement, and it has a 150-year

Oct 9
1 h 20 min

The Subtext: Macklemore, Ed Sheeran, and Vanity Politics

This week on The Subtext: Macklemore, Ed Sheeran, free speech, and the billionaire power behind the music business. Lee and Savannah unpack the controversy, looking to Do

Oct 7
55 min

282: Kristin Kobes Du Mez: The Secret History of White Christian Women

That "Live, Laugh, Love" sign at Target isn't just decor. It's a theological statement, and it has a 150-year history most of us have never heard. Historian Kristin Kobe

Oct 5
50 min

281: Unabridged Interview: Annie F. Downs

This is our unabridged interview with Annie F. Downs. What's holding you back from your dreams? Annie F. Downs wants to help you diagnose and respond to that question. S

Oct 2
1 h 06 min

The Subtext: How to Leave Your Church - Ask Us Anything 2

It’s the first birthday of The Subtext! Savannah and Lee celebrate with an “Ask Us Everything” episode, answering listener questions about Bible translations, music, patr

Sep 30
45 min

281: Annie F. Downs: What’s Holding You Back?

What's holding you back from your dreams? Annie F. Downs wants to help you diagnose and respond to that question. She says often what’s holding you back is rooted in some

Sep 28
51 min

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What listeners say

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No Small Endeavor has quickly become one of my absolute favorites, and has given me the push to pursue a good life. Truth, goodness, and beauty is found here.

Karlamama · Sep 2026

I’ve listened to a lot of podcasts, but No Small Endeavor stands out because it welcomes every kind of listener. Whether you’re religious, skeptical, curious, or somewhere in between Lee C Camp brings conversations that push you toward living a good and thoughtful life. He’s not afraid to speak clearly about the tough issues our culture struggling through and he does it with compassion. For those who follow Jesus, I encourage you to let the Holy Spirit guide you as you listen. Lee’s work has helped me see a deeper and wider way of loving God and loving others-one marked by freedom, honesty, and grace. I’m not a scholar and I barely finished high school but this podcast has been a tremendous help to me. No matter your background you’ll find something here that enriches your life.

Mugsyloans · Jul 2026

Lee C. Camp’s pensive and calm delivery combined with theological lens give insight into how to pursue a more moral life. And the show can really provide a big picture lens that’s missing on topics, for example the show on AI was exploring it from angles moral, structural, and spiritual. It asked us about the choices we make in using technology but also how we define our own value when those traits that we once held as human are taken by machines. This is just one example of many fruitful conversations.

1worldmuyidiomas · May 2026

This last episode on AI is more lit than the sun. It’s super helpful to hear Lee do what he does so well- mix experts with his own insight. I’ve always believed that the smartest people aren’t the ones who know the most, but can synthesize information and share it with others more clearly than most are capable. Lee’s economy of words here is the proof. Bravo. Excited for part two.

Theology-friendly · Apr 2026

Please stop adding a plinky music bed behind the dialog. What purpose does it serve other than being a distraction? It's not entertaining. It's not necessary. It's not even good music. Stop over producing. Have unfollowed show. Sorry.

Anita - R · Jul 2024

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