In Good Faith
In Good Faith is a podcast that explores how God is working in the world and in our lives. Host Steven Kapp Perry talks with believers from various faith traditions, including Catholic, Episcopalian, Buddhist, Baptist, Jewish, Hindu, Presbyterian, Seventh Day Adventist, Muslim, and Latter-day Saint. The show aims to strengthen community by celebrating commonality and honoring differences as guests share their sacred stories, faith journeys, and life experiences. It airs on BYUradio and is available as a podcast.
Episodes
TRAILER: In Good Faith Podcast
In Good Faith is the place to hear stories and accounts from believers, told in their own words. Our hope is to listen with an open heart, celebrating the power of faith and belief, and what those stories mean to the ones who tell them.
Host Steven Kapp Perry talks with believers from all walks of faith—Catholic and Episcopalian, Buddhist and Baptist, Jewish and Hindu, Presbyterian and Seventh Da
Good Friday | Brandon Peterson
Brandon Peterson shares his personal connection to Good Friday.
Brandon Peterson is Assistant Professor of Religious Studies at the University of Utah, in the Department of of World Languages & Cultures and an adjunct appointment in the Department of Philosophy. Brandon is also a parishioner at The Cathedral of the Madeleine in Salt Lake City.
Holy Week Music | Leland Spindler
Leland Spindler, executive artistic director of Lux Choral Society, discusses the Holy Week musical event that he's organized for the interfaith community for over ten years.
Palm Sunday | Pastor Mike Smith
Pastor Mike Smith from Centerpoint Utah discusses Palm Sunday, the day of Jesus' triumphal entry into Jerusalem, and the first day of Holy Week.
Fig Monday | Tyler Griffin
Tyler Griffin, professor of Religious Education at Brigham Young University, explains Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday of Holy Week.
Maundy Thursday | Dani Lee
Reverend Dani Lee from St. Mary's Episcopal Church, a friend of the show talks to us about Tenebrae and Maundy Thursday.
Holy Saturday | Jeff McCullough
Jeff McCullough discusses Holy Saturday. Jeff McCullough is the host and producer of the YouTube Channel Hello Saints.
Easter Sunday | Gaye Strathearn
Gaye Strathearn, Associate Dean of the BYU School of Religion, discusses Easter Sunday.
Feed Drop Living our Beliefs
Here's a bonus episode for our podcast listeners: a feed drop from Meli Solomon's Living Our Beliefs podcast.
Meli hosted a multi-faith panel discussion on religious weddings, which she taped in the In Good Faith studios with Steve in October 2024. We thought our listeners would enjoy this discussion between Jewish, Muslim, Bahai, and Latter-day Saint guests.
You can check out Meli's show here:
Feed Drop Avenue M
Haroon Moghul has a new podcast, Avenue M, which he co-hosts with Joey Taylor. They're two men on a shared journey of faith and meaning. Through their podcast and future projects, they hope to make deeper conversations about principles, pluralism, and parenting accessible to a wider audience.
Here at IGF, we thought you'd enjoy this conversation with Richard Reeves, author of Of Boys and Men: W
Feed Drop Take a Leap
We'll be back with more episodes of In Good Faith on Sept 7, bit for now here's a taste of Take a Leap, our faith & spirituality show that we spun off with the work and commitment of IGF student producers.
Take A Leap hosts talk to you people of faith who are changing the world. Please share with a young person in your life.
Feed Drop Voiceover
In Good Faith returns with new episodes Sept 7. Until then, join Voiceover for a discussion with director Morgan Atkinson about his recent documentary about the Ursuline convent in Louisville, KY, or as Morgan puts it, "a clear-eyed look at many faith-filled lives and one in particular."
You can follow and subscribe to Voiceover on Apple, Spotify, or the BYUradio app. Share with the movie lover i
Fred Koenig
Discover how God is working in the world and in our lives. Strengthen community by connecting with people of different faith traditions. Celebrate commonality and honor difference as believers share the wisdom and sacred stories, faith journeys, and life experiences that connect them to the Divine.
Host Steven Kapp Perry talks with believers from all walks of faith—Catholic and Episcopalian, Budd
Greg McBrayer
Discover how God is working in the world and in our lives. Strengthen community by connecting with people of different faith traditions. Celebrate commonality and honor difference as believers share the wisdom and sacred stories, faith journeys, and life experiences that connect them to the Divine.
Host Steven Kapp Perry talks with believers from all walks of faith—Catholic and Episcopalian, Budd
Bonus Reza Aslan
Reza Aslan, writer, commentator, professor, Emmy- and Peabody-nominated producer, and scholar of religions, talks to Steve about the re-issue of No God But God: The Origins, Evolution, and Future of Islam (Random House, 2005).
Steve spoke with Reza Aslan in 2020 about his personal experience with Islam and Christianity—you can hear that interview in episode 68 of our archive.
Rev Ken Chambers
Discover how God is working in the world and in our lives. Strengthen community by connecting with people of different faith traditions. Celebrate commonality and honor difference as believers share the wisdom and sacred stories, faith journeys, and life experiences that connect them to the Divine.
Host Steven Kapp Perry talks with believers from all walks of faith—Catholic and Episcopalian, Budd
Brian Fesler
Discover how God is working in the world and in our lives. Strengthen community by connecting with people of different faith traditions. Celebrate commonality and honor difference as believers share the wisdom and sacred stories, faith journeys, and life experiences that connect them to the Divine.
Host Steven Kapp Perry talks with believers from all walks of faith—Catholic and Episcopalian, Budd
Bonus: Exploring Turkey on BYUtv
Steve and Heather chat about their upcoming TV documentary on BYUtv. Get the app or find the channel on ROKU.
Bonus: Interfaith Quiz
Steve, Lia, James, and Alia test their interfaith trivia knowledge as they take Interfaith America's online quiz! How many answers does our team know?
Bonus: Exploring the Obon Holiday
Steve heads to the Japanese Buddhist temple in Salt Lake City to learn more about the religious holiday Obon with Reverend Jerry Hirano.
TRAILER: In Good Faith Turkey Series
Join us for a special series in Turkey, where we explore the history, culture, and religions of this ancient land and modern nation. This new series of In Good Faith starts Sunday, Sep 3.
BONUS: Religious Freedom Panel with Steve
Join Steve in talking with fellow podcasters Adela Cojab, Trey Ferguson, and Uzma Jafri.
Adela Cojab is a speaker on Jewish rights and equality under the law. She speaks at conferences and college campuses about anti-Semitism, Zionism, and human rights. Cojab believes that all students are entitled to learn in a harassment-free environment, and works to advocate on their behalf. She has also auth
BONUS: Religious Freedom Panel with Heather
Join Heather in talking with fellow podcasters Robert Monson, Zaiba Hasan, and Samuel Gay.
Robert Monson Jr. is a writer, musician, creative, avid reader, and theologian who does work around the intersection of Black liberation and womanist theology. He is a graduate of United Theological Seminary and is currently working towards a Ph.D. His two podcasts, Three Black Men and Black Coffee & Theolo
Bonus Episode Louise DuArt & SQuire Rushnell on Godwinks
In this bonus episode of In Good Faith, Steve chats with Louise and Squire about Godwinks, or when a coincidence isn’t a coincidence.
Louise is a Broadway actor and host of ABC Family. SQuire is a former ABC executive who once led Good Morning America to #1 and helped create Schoolhouse Rock. SQuire & Louise are Executive Producers of the acclaimed Hallmark Godwink Movie Series, top rated for 4
Bonus Episode TC Christensen
Steve speaks with local filmmaker TC Christensen, who specializes in movies about miracles and faith, in this special bonus episode of In Good Faith.
TC Christensen is a member of the American Society of Cinematographers and has worked as the director of photography on Disney’s Imax film Roving Mars and the National Geographic film Lewis & Clark. He has also directed over 26 films including 17 M
Bonus Episode Utah Make a Wish
Utah Make a Wish creates magical moments for children suffering from debilitating illness--and that magic can turn into mental and physical health miracles. Steve interviews Jared Perry, the CEO of Utah Make a Wish in this bonus episode of In Good Faith.
Ep. 336: Best of
As we wrap up production on In Good Faith, Steve looks back over 9 seasons--what he's learned and what he's treasured from interviewing hundreds of interfaith guests.
Ep. 335: Light the World with Vocal Point & Noteworthy
Music from Vocal Point and Noteworthy, BYU a cappella groups. Plus, stories from the In Good Faith team.
Vocal Point is comprised of Jack Nelson, Hyrum Jackson, McKay Dalley, Sterling Stowell, Josh Thorne, Jensen Diederich, and Asher Smith.
Noteworthy's members are Addi Chandler, Kassie Sanders, Halle Sundberg, Aubrie Dyer, Miranda Sanofsky, Savannah Packer, and Emma Hooper.
Ep. 334: Love & Light & Prayer | Cami Nelson
Cami Nelson discusses how she was inspired to work with special needs individuals in her photography business, creating portraits for families that reflect the beauty of children with Down Syndrome.
Cami Nelson is a Utah-based photographer who has worked with humanitarian groups in Kenya and Armenia to document their activities and accomplishments. She also specializes in photography for special
Ep. 333: Interfaith Community & Service | Anju Bhargava
Anju Bhargava is a community builder with over four decades of experience developing multi-dimensional strategies to address critical issues in an interdependent global environment.
A Vedantic teacher and ordained Hindu minister/chaplain, Anju was the only Hindu American appointed to President Obama’s Inaugural Advisory Council on Faith-Based and Neighborhood Partnerships, where she founded Hindu
Ep. 332: Unlikely Friendships and God-sized Dreams | Greg Jones
Greg Jones has a great story of faith but he is also working to help young people develop their faith stories. It’s a conversation about vocation, Spirit, the goodness of God, Soul, music, and a little bit of sports.
Dr. Greg Jones is the president of Belmont University in Nashville, TN, an ecumenical Christian university. He is also the host of the podcast The Hope People. He currently serves
Ep. 331: American Muslim Mother | Sabeeha Rehman
Sabeeha Rehman, an author, podcaster, blogger, playwright, and speaker on the American Muslim experience, is best known for her award-winning book Threading My Prayer Rug: One Woman’s Journey From Pakistani Muslim to American Muslim. She is an op-ed contributor to the Wall Street Journal. She also co-founded the National Autism Association New York Metro chapter, serving as its President from 2008
Ep. 330: Atomic Pilgrim | James Patrick Thomas
James Patrick Thomas, author of Atomic Pilgrim, describes his journey walking thousands of miles for peace and nuclear disarmament. Driven by a profound faith and inspired by a pivotal moment with Mother Teresa, Thomas describes the intersections of faith, suffering, and activism in his life.
James Patrick Thomas serves on Pax Christi USA’s Disarmament Working Group and facilitates the Pax Chris
Ep. 329: Reading Scripture by Surprise | Diana Butler Bass
Diana Butler Bass discusses her new book, which delves into the significance of the Christian liturgical year and its impact on personal faith. She shares the importance of community, conviviality, and the ritual of the table in Christianity.
Diana Butler Bass, PhD, is an author, speaker, preacher, and commentator on religion and contemporary spirituality. She holds a doctorate in religious studi
Ep. 328: From Child Monk to Campus Chaplain | Vineetha Mahayaye
Vineetha Mahayaye shares his experience as a 10-year-old monk in a monastery, choosing a solitary vocation as a young person, and presently counseling university students.
The Venerable Vineetha Mahayaye is a Buddhist Chaplain at Tufts University, where he leads meditation programs for students and staff. He holds a Master’s Degree in Divinity from Harvard Divinity School. He is originally from S
Ep. 327: The Kingdom of God is an event | Thomas Long
Thomas Long talks about his new book, Proclaiming the Parables, and how these stories from Jesus challenge our perceptions and reveal the unpredictable generosity of the divine.
Dr. Thomas Long is professor emeritus at Candler School of Theology, Emory University. His introductory textbook, The Witness of Preaching, is widely used in theological schools around the world. He serves as an editor-at
Ep. 326: American Revolution & Religious Freedom | Adam Jortner
Adam Jortner explains how the American Revolution increased opportunities for Jews, allowing them to achieve citizenship and serve in the military. He also addresses the misconception that America was founded as a Christian nation.
Adam Jortner is Professor of Religion in the Department of History at Auburn University. He specializes in the history of religion in the American Revolution and the
Ep. 325: Hearing God under the New Mexico Stars | Patricia Matthews
Patricia Matthews, an Episcopal priest in Little Rock, Arkansas, discusses her journey from Southern Baptist roots through a decade-long exploration of various religious traditions to her current role as the director of the Interfaith Center. Matthews highlights the importance of interfaith dialogue and shares personal stories of building interfaith relationships, combating fear, and the impact o
Ep. 324: Love Made Me an Inventor | David Toole
David Toole shares lessons he's learned from the example of Maggy Barankitse, a woman driven to care for orphans of the Burundi and Rwanda genocides through her organization Maison Shalom.
Today, Maggy lives in exile in Rwanda after narrowly escaping an assassination attempt in 2015. Maison Shalom was declared an illegal organization in Burundi and she was sentenced to life in prison by the Supr
Ep. 323: Witness to Suffering | J.S. Park
J.S. Park, chaplain at Tampa General Hospital, shares his unique role in offering spiritual and emotional support to patients and families during their most traumatic moments, including insights about the nature of grief and the intersection of mental health and faith.
J.S. Park is the author of As Long As You Need: Permission to Grieve, part hospital chaplain experience and part memoir. He is al
Ep. 322: Book Club When Things Fall Apart
Rachel Whipple joins the In Good Faith team for a discussion of Pema Chödrön's When Things Fall Apart--a classic in Buddhist literature for the last 20 years.
They explore themes such as dealing with fear, facing discomfort, embracing impermanence, and practicing non-attachment.
Pema Chödrön is a Buddhist nun, meditation teacher, and author. In 1981 she became the first American in the Vajrayana
Ep. 321: Faith, Advocacy, & Art | Helen Boursier
Helen Boursier discusses her experiences as a volunteer chaplain at an immigrant family detention center in Texas. She reflects on the profound faith and resilience of the asylum-seeking families she met, highlighting their spiritual strength and the love they embody, despite their hardships.
The Rev. Dr. Helen Boursier, Ph.D., was known as “Pastora Helena” for two years inside an immigrant fami
Ep. 320: Building Bridges Within Our Own Communities | John Song
Reverend John Song shares his background growing up in an immigrant Korean church, his career transition from band teacher to pastor, and his involvement with the One America Movement.
Rev. John Song is the Senior Pastor at City of Hope Presbyterian Church in Columbia, MD. He is on the Board of Directors of the One America Movement, which partners with faith communities across religious, politica
Ep. 319: Jewish History, Storytelling, and Genealogy | Brad Pomerance
Brad Pomerance, Executive Vice President and On-Air Host at Jewish Life Television (JLTV), shares his passion for Jewish genealogy, the mission of JLTV, and the challenges and importance of representing diverse Jewish stories.
JLTV is North America’s largest and most robust 24/7 English language, Jewish-themed television network. As On-Air Host, Brad Pomerance is helming JLTV’s newest televisio
Ep. 318: A Journey from War to Harmony | Imam Amir Duric
Imam Amir Durić, chaplain at Syracuse University, shares his experiences growing up during the Bosnian War, his path towards becoming an Imam, and his work in fostering interfaith dialogue.
Amir Durić is the Assistant Dean for Religious and Spiritual Life at Syracuse, overseeing the Muslim Chaplaincy at Syracuse University/SUNY ESF and educational programs supporting Muslim students, faculty, and
Ep. 317: Lessons from the Garden | Carla Fortmann
Carla Fortmann shares how the Lexington Interfaith Garden began, how it contributes to the community, and what lessons we learn from gardening.
Carla Fortmann is the leader of the Lexington Interfaith Garden, a community project beside the historic Lexington Battle Green that has supplied fresh produce to the local food pantry for 15 seasons. Carla is also a registered nurse, the manager of the m
Ep. 316: Service, Faith, & Social Change | Rev Frederick Davie
Reverend Frederick Davie shares how mentors pointed him in the direction of education and service, and how faith and social change have always been connected in his life and community.
Rev. Frederick Davie is Senior Executive Vice President for Public Theology and Civic Engagement at Union Theological Seminary. He is also the Co-Chair of the Interfaith Center of New York and the Co-Chair of the A
Ep. 315: Hagar, Sarah, and Abraham | Genesis Panel
Rabbi Danya Ruttenberg, Daisy Khan, and Chris Hays join Steve to discuss how the story of Hagar, Sarah, and Abraham infuse the Jewish, Muslim, and Christian traditions and thought.
Named "rabbi to watch" by Newsweek, Danya Ruttenberg is the author of 8 books about the intersection of Jewish theology, parenting, feminism, and other topics. Her primary writing home is now at LifeIsASacredText.com.
Ep. 314: Hospitality & Civil Discourse | Cherie Harder
Cherie Harder of the Trinity Forum shares the need for hospitality and civil discourse in times of political division, as well as how to ground oneself in faith in order to navigate political challenges while maintaining belief. Plus, Ms. Harder shares her recent experience on the Camino de Santiago.
Cherie Harder is President of the Trinity Forum, a DC-based think tank, whose mission is to work
Ep. 313: Doubt & Resilience | Pastor Amy Butler
Pastor Amy Butler joins Steve to discuss her struggle with faith, coping with loss, and experiences as a female pastor in a male-dominated tradition--and how community and ritual brought her healing and peace.
Pastor Amy Butler is the Designated Pastor at the Community Church of Honolulu in Hawai’i. Previously, she served for five years as Senior Minister and first woman at the helm of The River
Ep. 312: Worship Music & Faith Journeys | Cantor Adam Davis
Adam Davis joins Steve in studio to share how music was important to his faith journey and his identity as a Jew.
Cantor Adam Davis is the Cantor at Congregation Kol Ami in Salt Lake City, UT. He has served Temple Beth-El of Great Neck in New York, having also done so for communities in California, Illinois, Maryland and Virginia. Cantor Davis has composed many original songs and musical setting
Ep. 311: Lived Religion & Peacebuilding | Najeeba Syeed
Dr. Najeeba Syeed discusses how peacebuilding and lived religion unify us and how they're crucial to a democratic society.
Najeeba Syeed is the inaugural El-Hibri endowed chair and executive director of Interfaith at Augsburg University in Minneapolis MN. She co-edited the book “Critical Approaches to Interreligious Education,” and she’s been feature in the Los Angeles Times, or NPR, PBS, and oth
Ep. 310: Comedy and Faith | Ellen Skrmetti
Ellen Skrmetti talks to Steve about her faith, her family, and the way humor has helped her navigate life's challenges.
Ellen Skrmetti is the comic talent behind “Hey Jesus, It’s Me”--Instagram sketches about a middle-aged, southern-woman’s opinions on mamas, menopause, and menus. Based in Birmingham, Alabama, Ellen has trained with Second City and tours as a stand-up comedian. She has recently
Ep. 309: Hope, Community, and Suicide Prevention | Jacob Coyne
This episode is a conversation about suicide and ways to prevent it. We know this can be a difficult topic, so please take care while listening. If you or someone you know is in emotional distress or thinking about suicide, you can call or text 988 in the US or visit 988lifeline.org for free, confidential help anytime.
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Jacob Coyne shares how his ministry StayHereLive is transforming li
Ep. 308: Book Club Popol Vuh
A special episode for our podcast listeners!
Steve speaks with Manuela Oja de Tzep, a native K’iché from Nahuala, Solola Guatemala, and Malcolm Botto, Associate Director of International Study Programs K’iché instructor at BYU, about their experience with the Popol Vuh.
They're also joined by Malcolm Botto, the Associate Director of International Study Programs at BYU. He has also taught K’iché
Ep. 307: Translation as Resurrection in Sacred Mayan Texts | Allen Christenson
Allen Christenson shares his experience translating the Popol Vuh, a sacred Mayan text.
Allen Christenson is a Professor in the Department of Humanities, Classics, and Comparative Literature at Brigham Young University. He is the translator of Popol Vuh: The Sacred Book of the Maya. He completed a PhD in Pre-Columbian Art History at the University of Texas, Austin. He has worked as an ethnographe
Ep. 306: Ancient Wisdom and Modern Buddhist Translation | John Canti
John Canti has translated sacred Buddhist texts for most of his life. He is a founding member of the Padmakara Translation Group, a Tsadra Foundation Fellow from 2001-2012, and was awarded the 2016 Khyentse Foundation Fellowship. In 2009, he was appointed editorial chair of www.84000.co, a translation and publication venture for the Tibetan Buddhist canon, and became senior editor in 2023.
Ep. 305: Spiritual Imagination and Illumination | John Ross
Rev. Dr. John F. Ross discusses the Saint John's Bible, sacred art, and religious imagination.
He is the Executive Director of The Saint John’s Bible Heritage Program at Saint John’s University in Collegeville, Minnesota. He has also served as a United Church of Christ (UCC) pastor for 30 years.
The Saint John’s Bible is the first handwritten, illuminated Bible in more than 500 years and inclu
Ep. 304: Art & Challenge Translating the Bible | Tremper Longman
Tremper Longman shares the process of translating the Bible and how his conversion to Christianity as a young man.
Dr. Tremper Longman is a Senior Translator of the New Living Translation. He has written over thirty-five books include Confronting Old Testament Controversies: Pressing Questions about Evolution, Sexuality, History and Violence. He is also Distinguished Scholar and Professor Emeritu
Ep. 303: From International Aid to Peacemaking at Home | Chandra DeNap Whetstine
Chandra DeNap Whetstine shares how her international work led her home to make peace in the US.
Chandra DeNap Whetstine is the Chief Operating Officer at the One America Movement, a national organization building a united American society by eliminating toxic polarization. She is currently a seminarian at Wesley Theological Seminary.
Ep. 302: Joy & Distinction in Jewish Families | Rabbi Jack
Rabbi Jack talks about how Jewish tradition centers on the home and family.
Rabbi Jack Abramowitz, MS Ed, is a writer, editor and educator whose experience in Jewish outreach and informal education spans four decades. He has served in a number of capacities at the Orthodox Union, including a decade as a director of National Programs for NCSY, the organization’s youth movement. He also serves as
Ep. 301: How To Recognize God's Guidance | Greta Bennett
Greta Bennett shares how she talks to Jesus and what she learned about God while caring for her mother with Alzheimers.
Greta L. Bennett is a retired Lieutenant Colonel serving with distinction as a Medical Logistics Officer in the US Army for thirty years. She is a doctoral student in Public Theology at Fuller Theological Seminary. At one time, she produced over 100 episodes of the Caregiving i
Ep. 300: How To Live In A Modern Christian Family | Emily McGowin
Emily McGowin discusses how to build a Household of Faith and what that process looked like in her own life.
The Rev. Dr. Emily McGowin is associate professor of theology at Wheaton College. She is also a priest in the Anglican diocese of Churches for the Sake of Others (C4SO). Her latest book, Households of Faith: Practicing Family in the Kingdom of God is now available from IVP. Dr. McGowin ea
Ep. 299: Uniting In An Interfaith Alliance | Maggie Siddiqi
Maggie Siddiqi shares her experiences working in various governmental and faith-based community roles, emphasizing the strategic and moral necessity of cross-faith partnerships.
Maggie Siddiqi is senior fellow at Interfaith Alliance. She recently concluded her appointment to the Office of the U.S. Secretary of Education, where she served as Director of the Center for Faith-Based and Neighborhood
Ep. 298: Stories of Service and Faith | John Kasich
John Kasich talks about on unifying Americans rather than dividing them and championing the great potential of our citizens to make positive impacts in their own communities.
John Kasich served as the 69th governor of Ohio and ran for President during the 2016 GOP primary. Today, he runs the Kasich Company and serves as a political analyst for NBC, CNBC, and MSNBC. He is the author of four New Yo
Ep. 297: What is contemplative outreach? | Jeff Renner
Jeff Renner discusses covering the 1980 eruption of Mount St. Helens and its profound impact on his faith and life.
Jeff Renner is a nine-time Emmy award winner, having served as science journalist, documentary producer and Chief Meteorologist at Seattle’s KING Television for 39 years. He is a member of the American Meteorological Society and the Society of Environmental Journalists. He is execut
Ep. 296: What does God require from those he blesses? | Rev. Dr. David Latimore
Rev. Dr. David Latimore shares his transition from a successful career in investment management to a calling in theology and ministry.
Rev. Dr. Latimore is the Director of the Betsey Stockton Center for Black Church Studies at Princeton Theological Seminary. His teaching and research interests focus on the intersection of religion, race, and economic justice.
Before Princeton, Latimore served as
Ep. 295: How can Islamic wisdom support modern mental health? | Hooman Keshavarzi
Dr. Hooman Keshavarzi is a psychologist who is rediscovering Islamic thought from centuries ago to help solve mental health challenges about loneliness and despair today.
Hooman Keshavarzi is a licensed clinical psychologist with a Doctorate and Masters in Clinical Psychology and a minor in Islamic Studies. He currently serves as the program director for the Masters in Counseling Islamic Psychol
Ep. 294: How can psychology complement spirituality? | Deanna Ebbert
Deanna Ebbert shares how faith & good psychological practice support each other as we learn to hear God's voice over our lifetime.
Deanna Ebbert is a Life Coach who studied Psychology at Brigham Young University. She has a life-long passion for the brain and has spent many hours coaching people through life’s challenges.
Ep. 293: Why create a religious freedom museum? | Chris Stevenson
Chris Stevenson joins Steve in-studio to discuss the National Museum of American religion, and what religion has done to American and America has done to religion.
Check out the museum here: https://www.nmar.org/
Chris Stevenson is the co-founder and president of digital-first National Museum of American Religion (NMAR) and the host of the museum's podcast "Religion in the American Experience."
Ep. 292: Why is religious freedom good business sense? | Brian Grim
Brian Grim shares his calling to be a missionary when he was only 4-years-old and how that eventually led him to Catholicism, but also a life as an educator in the former Soviet Union, China, Central Asia, the Middle East, and Europe from 1982-2002. Eventually his research in economics reveals that religious freedom is good for business.
Brian J. Grim, Ph. D. (Penn State), is the founding preside
Ep. 291: What Is The Power Of Heritage? | Ayesha Daya
Ayesha Daya tells Steve about her experience in learning more about her Ismaili heritage and starting the Muslim Footprints podcast. Learn about prayer, communal worship, and more from this amazing guest!
Ayesha Daya is the founder of Kalima, a Dubai-based communications and content creation agency. In 2023 Ayesha launched the Muslim Footprints podcast, in association with the Ismaili community.
Ep. 290: What Is The New Testament in Color? | Janette Ok
Janette Ok tells us about the recently released The New Testament In Color, a massive project involving numerous academics and perspectives. She teaches us that, when we view the scriptures through the lens of culture, we can make these sacred texts more colorful and find more application in our lives.
Janette H. Ok serves as Associate Professor of New Testament at Fuller Seminary, where she has
Ep. 289: FEED DROP — Voiceover Dune 2
We have a new show in the In Good Faith family that we're excited to share with you. Voiceover: Movies that Move Us is hosted by Heather Bigley; she talks with guests about the movie that made a mark. In this episode she and Steve sit down for a discussion of Dune Part 2, a movie that made Steve think about choices, consequences, and opportunities.
Subscribe to Voiceover: Movies that Move Us now,
Ep. 288: What Is The Celtic Perspective On Earth's Divinity? | John Philip Newell
John Philip Newell teaches about celtic spirituality, the relationship between humanity and Earth, and his book The Great Search. Join Steve as he learns more about our guest and his pursuit of spirituality.
John Philip Newell is a Celtic teacher and author. Born in Canada, he and his wife now live in Scotland. He has written over fifteen books, including his most recent: The Great Search (2024).
Ep. 287: What Do Truth, Love, And Justice Really Mean? | Truth's Table
Dr. Christina and Ekemini, hosts of the award winning podcast Truth's Table, discuss matters of love, justice, and truth-telling. How can we communicate truth with love? How can we prepare for the responses of those around us? Learn the answers, and wisdom!, from these vibrant women.
Ekemini Uwan and Dr. Christina Edmondson are co-hosts of the award-winning Truth’s Table podcast, and have co-auth
Ep. 286: How Religious Communities Can Change Society For The Better? | Josh Good
Josh Good discusses the significance of faith in modern society, the value of interfaith collaboration, and how religious diversity can help society create solutions to current issues.
Josh Good directs the Aspen Institute's Religion and Society Program and has led Faith Angle Forum, a program that strengthens reporting and commentary on how religious believers, religious convictions, and moral
Ep. 285: How Can You Face Your Trauma With Faith And Perseverance | Dave Gibbons
Dave Gibbons discusses the concept of third culture, and how Jesus may be the ultimate third culture person. He explains how it is important to love and serve in any community, regardless of pain or discomfort, and talks about how he has faced his PTSD and trauma with faith and purpose.
Dave Gibbons is the founder and lead pastor of New Song Church in Santa Ana, California. He's recently publish
Ep. 284: How Can Meditation Transform Your Life? | Laurence Freeman
Father Laurence Freeman shares his journey to becoming a Benedictine monk and the pivotal role meditation plays in spiritual growth. He delves into the core principles of the Benedictine order and reveals the profound impact of cultivating inner stillness. Tune in for practical tips on beginning your own contemplative practice and enriching your spiritual life.
Before entering monastic life, Laur
Ep. 283: How can we be more longsuffering? | Kevin Brown
Pastor Kevin Brown delves into his transformative journey from leading an executive search firm to co-founding the Perfecting Church. He shares powerful personal stories about why and how he felt called to do God's work. Additionally, Pastor Brown stresses the importance of fostering unity and understanding amidst societal polarization, offering insightful perspectives on building stronger, faith-
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