What Podcasts Does Christianity Today Offer?

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Christianity Today hosts a podcasts section on its site, and the homepage evidence points to at least two named shows: The Russell Moore Show and The Bulletin. The same page also surfaces individual podcast episodes, including one from The Russell Moore Show featuring John Mark Comer and another on liturgy, life-giving habits, and mental health with Douglas McKelvey and Alexandra Thompson. If you want the full, current list, the site's own "Podcasts" view-all link is the authoritative place to check, since shows and episodes change over time.

Known Christianity Today Podcasts

Based on the homepage content, these are the podcasts identified:

Podcast What the evidence shows
The Russell Moore Show Listed under "Latest" with an episode featuring John Mark Comer on why we need to get quiet. The episode description frames speaking with clarity into a "loud and angry age" as starting with learning when not to speak.
The Bulletin Appears at the bottom of the page under "Podcasts View All," indicating it is part of the network.

A third audio item appears without a clear show label: an episode on "Liturgy, Life-Giving Habits, and Mental Health with Douglas McKelvey & Alexandra Thompson," tagged with a podcast icon. It sits alongside The Russell Moore Show in the "Latest" section, so it may belong to a separate show or be a standalone episode — the homepage alone doesn't resolve which.

What the Podcasts Cover

The episode-level evidence shows the range of topics:

  • Faith and cultural engagement — The Russell Moore Show episode with John Mark Comer deals with speaking into a loud, angry age.
  • Mental health and spiritual formation — the McKelvey/Thompson episode asks how God's kingdom is expansive in mental health and spiritual formation.
  • Church, ministry, and culture — consistent with Christianity Today's stated editorial focus on "theology, church, ministry, and culture."

How to Find the Full List

The homepage includes a "Podcasts View All" link. That is the entry point for browsing every show rather than relying on whatever happens to be featured on the front page at a given moment. Because the homepage rotates featured content, the two shows named here are a starting point, not a guaranteed complete catalog.

Practical Notes for Listeners

  • If you want the interview-driven, current-events-and-faith angle, start with The Russell Moore Show.
  • If you want the show grouped under the site's main podcast banner, look for The Bulletin.
  • For episodes on formation and mental health, search the podcast section for the McKelvey/Thompson conversation or browse the view-all page.

One limitation worth stating plainly: the homepage evidence does not list episode counts, release schedules, or hosting platforms. For those details, go to the individual show pages reached through the "Podcasts View All" link.