Think Biblically: Conversations on Faith & Culture - Podcast Rankings and reviews

The Think Biblically podcast has been a huge blessing in my life. I grew up in a strong Christian household and attended a wonderful church, yet for many years I struggled with bridging the gap between understanding the Bible, and applying it to modern cultural issues - in other words, developing a Christian worldview. This is an area I’ve been striving to grow in, and the Think Biblically podcast is one of the most helpful resources I have found. What makes them stand out is their combination of commitment to truth, and commitment to kindness and charity. They treat differing perspectives fairly, and along the way I’ve learned a lot about how to engage lovingly with ideas I disagree with. Scott and Sean, I’m very grateful for your work; thank you!

I’m so happy I found this podcast! I have been known to listen to certain episodes multiple times. Subjects are timely and the biblical insight is incredibly helpful for me. Thank you so much Sean and Scott for your diligence and attention to detail for each episode.

I am grateful for this podcast and especially do look forward to the Friday cultural updates. However, whenever Scott or Sean are unable to host, they always bring in other men to guest host, and never a female colleague. Surely there are women who work at Biola whose voices are respected?
I have emailed a few times, asking for the reasons behind that decision, but haven’t received any response. I think this podcast could benefit from a female perspective on occasion.

I don’t always agree with the hosts or guests, and that’s okay! It’s really helpful to hear the perspectives shared and listen to the hosts honestly attempt to apply biblical principles to challenging g questions.

My only nit-picky silly critiques is that Sean over uses and miss uses the phrase: “so to speak”.