Posts tagged Wes McAdams
Christian Podcasts I Recommend

I feel like I've had a lot of people message me or seen a lot of people asking about "Christian" podcasts to listen to. While it's relatively easy to find podcasts about anything you want to listen to, it seems difficult to find good Christian podcasts to listen to. I've assembled a short list of what I'm listening to right now. Maybe you'll find something you like.

Holy Ghost Stories - told by Justin Gerhardt, self-described as "telling Bible stories in all their weird, haunting fantastic-ness." This podcast is frankly amazing. It's more than just dramatic readings of Scripture, it's almost Scripture novelized. This is one of those podcasts you should definitely listen to at least one episode of just to hear it. My bet is that you'll be hooked. > holyghoststories.org

Preachers in Training - with 13 seasons of catalog to listen to, The Light Network's Preachers in Training is one of my favorites. And you don't need to be a preacher to listen, but it's especially helpful for ministers out there. Different guests and different topics every week. > thelightnetwork.tv/tag/preachers

Bible Project Podcast - I've loved nearly everything Tim and Jon at the Bible Project have put out, so it's no surprise I'd love their official podcast. It's a very diverse topical show, featuring series' of study as well as interviews. Highly recommended. > bibleproject.com/podcasts/the-bible-project-podcast/

Bible Study Podcast with Wes McAdams - formerly the CrossTalk podcast, Wes McAdams hosts this show about Biblical topics, usually with a guest on every show. Just like his writing at Radically Christian, Wes offers practical discussion and insights on difficult topics in a loving but bold way. > radicallychristian.com/category/podcast

Thinking in Public with Albert Mohler - I've been a fan of Mohler for a long time, and his podcast is wonderful. He talks mostly about sensitive subjects but from a Christian perspective, with great guests and a humble attitude. > albertmohler.com/category/podcast

5 Things You Need to Know About Bible Translations

Excellent point about Bible translations that I'd never thought about from Wes McAdams:

Because our English language is constantly changing, we will ALWAYS need new translations that help the text to maintain the correct meaning in the current vernacular. One hundred years from now, if the Lord hasn’t come back, we will need new translations because the English language will have changed.

Read the entire post over at Radically Christian.