Stone Choir - Podcast Rankings and reviews

Though called "Stone" Choir, this podcast is a breath of fresh air.
A challenge to the accepted norms of the modern era, (and the accepted mediority of modern podcasting,) Stone Choir brings timely words and delivers them insightfully and with intellectual rigor. Hosts Corey and Woe examine many facets of the modern church and modern society, and show with well reasoned arguments how drastically what many believe today would be utterly unrecognizable to the great lumenaries of both the church and history. Stone Choir will challenge your preconcieved notions about the world and the Church, but all with the aim of drawing the listener closer to God's designs. Corey and Woe pull no punches and ruffle feathers; but with how stagnant our churches have become, and how poorly they speak out against the obvious evils evident in our world contrary to the plain Words of scripture, punches need thrown and feathers need ruffled (if not plucked).
May God continue to bless the work of Stone Choir.

Woe and Corey exercise diligence, patience, and humility in their presentation of these topics. This podcast is an excellent driving companion to help keep me thinking and focused on God’s word and the plain truths laid out in scripture. Today is Thanksgiving and I wish to express my thanks that this production exists!

Good biblical reasoning without apologies when it rubs up against the modern way of thinking. Not for everyone in the sense that when they go deep into theology you really need to know the scripture and when they go into political ramifications you need to be able to think dispassionately. I know preachers who hum and haw about what the Bible teaches about slavery, men and women’s proper roles and sin… these guys will tell you what they read without prevarication or dissembling. I don’t always agree but I think they are quite sincere and logical

This podcast has changed my life and faith immeasurably. These two men are sharing the fullness of the faith that created our civilization, and that we must recapture.