Your Move with Andy Stanley Podcast - Podcast Rankings and reviews

I’m not a regular church-goer, but I really like listening to Andy Stanley. His lessons are practical, and make sense! He is very open minded to why people don’t like the church, which I wish more pastors could truly do! It’s the kind of podcast I could recommended to non-religious friends as a way to get started.

A refreshing dose of common sense in a chaotic and unfocused world, this show will not give you the secrets to the universe, but it will help you find your focus and reevaluate your choices. As a worker in the service industry, I’ve found that I rarely have time off on Sundays to go to church, but this show helps me get the important reminders that I need to stay accountable of my own actions and think in a mindful and honorable way.

I’ve learned more from Andy’s messages than any other preacher. I always like the historical and cultural background given that helps put the Bible in perspective. Keep preaching Jesus.

This podcast has been so helpful to me. When I’m struggling with something in my heart, there seems to be a message designed to help me understand what I have been getting wrong and what I need to do to start moving in the right direction. When I put the advice in action, my life gets better.

I use to really love to listen to Andy Stanley and his teachings. However, after a lot of things have come to light about his beliefs and how he does not think we need the Bible, only the Gospels, I can no longer listen to him. I believe the entire Bible is the infallible and inerrant word of God and I can not follow a teacher who doesn’t believe that. The Bible is such a seamless story of Redemption throughout the Old and New Testament that it’s such a disservice and dishonor to the Lord to even say that all we need is the Gospels. I’m saddened and my heart is literally heavy that he thinks this and that he is also deceiving so many people along the way.

I don’t care few the new 10 minute talks on vices. It feels like I’m getting talked to by a guidance counselor. What I come to Your Move to hear is Biblical truths told in everyday language that people both inside and outside the church can understand. Andy has a great way of telling the stories that make sense and appeal to the seeker. Please stick with the format that works and leave the counseling to someone else. Or start a new podcast for that format.