Top Religion & Spirituality Podcasts

Our Podcast revisits Sunday’s Gospel and homily by Fr Vigoa, digging deeper into it’s message and how we can take it from the pew into the rest of our week. Also enjoy Fr. Vigoa's daily homilies here that will call you deeper into discipleship with Christ and mission. 

We hope “heart of the homily” podcast and homilies transforms how you pray, think, live and love this week.

Welcome to Be Still: A Walking with Purpose Podcast. Walking with Purpose is a Catholic women’s apostolate helping women personally know Christ through Scripture. I’m Lisa Brenninkmeyer, and each week I’ll open the Bible with you and unpack God’s Word in a way that speaks to your real, everyday life.

Scripture will always be our foundation. And because God often uses story to awaken our hearts, I’ll also draw from great books that have deepened my own faith. As my family steps into a new season of owning a beloved local bookstore in Camden, Maine, I’ll be weaving reflections from novels, memoirs, and spiritual classics into our time together.

Life can feel noisy and demanding and it’s easy to rush past the voice of God. This podcast is an invitation to slow down and be still long enough to hear Him. Together, we’ll look honestly at our struggles and hopes, and discover how God meets us right where we are. Whether you’re driving, walking, or folding laundry, this time is for you and the Lord. So open your heart. Open your Bible. And invite God in.

Inclusive Faith Podcast is a progressive Christian podcast and a space for honest conversations about faith, identity, healing, and belonging.

Hosted by Kade Rogers and Dr. Gregory S. Neal, a United Methodist pastor with more than 30 years of ministry experience, the podcast explores what happens when people stop pretending, start asking better questions, and make room for a faith big enough to hold real life.

Together, Kade and Greg talk about LGBTQ+ inclusion, church hurt, scripture, progressive Christianity, spiritual growth, belonging, and the messy, beautiful work of reclaiming faith after harm. Through honest conversation, they explore what it means to follow Jesus in a more loving, inclusive, and affirming way.

This podcast is for anyone who has ever felt pushed out, overlooked, or unsure where they fit in the church. Whether you are an LGBTQ+ Christian looking for a faith that affirms you, someone healing from church hurt, a progressive Christian, a pastor or ministry leader, or someone simply wondering if there is a better way to be Christian, you are welcome here.

Inclusive Faith is not about having all the answers. It is about making space for the conversation.

Let’s talk about it.

Does the way we’re living actually match what Scripture says?

Grace in the Grind: Biblical Faith for Everyday Life is a conversation built over a cup — sometimes a whole pot — of coffee.

We take serious biblical truth and bring it into the places where faith actually gets lived: work, marriage, family, church, success, disappointment, suffering, calling, relationships, and all the ordinary stuff that has a way of getting complicated fast.

Through honest stories, biblical teaching, real conversation, and the occasional caffeinated detour, Cody keeps coming back to that same question — not to stir up outrage, but to help us examine what we believe, how we live, and where we may have confused what is familiar with what is biblical.

That means questioning assumptions. Challenging familiar patterns. Admitting when something we’ve called normal may not actually line up with Scripture.

Grace in the Grind is about letting Scripture correct us, letting grace meet us where we’ve failed, and learning to follow Christ more faithfully in the middle of real life.

Each twelve-episode season is a “Pot,” with each episode serving as a “Cup.” Shorter Extra Shot episodes dig deeper into the theology, harder questions, and the parts of the conversation we probably could have left alone — but didn’t.

So pour the coffee, open your Bible, and pull up a chair.

Grace in the Grind is presented by Arrow & Roots Coffee Company — where faith meets the everyday.

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Christ and His Church: A Biblical Study of the Nature, Mission, and Life of the Church

Need a weekly reality check rooted in faith, friendship, and real Catholic living? The Daily Nothings is a Catholic podcast for women, hosted by Meghan Day and Courtney Roach — two best friends navigating life, motherhood, and modern-day sainthood with humor and honesty.

Each week, we break down the small, everyday moments that shape eternity — from spiritual growth and Catholic womanhood to messy routines, mental health, and real talk on becoming who God made you to be.

If you’re craving authentic Catholic community, candid conversations, and a reminder that your “nothings” matter, this podcast is for you.

What if you could live a Brave and Big life? One where you have great friends, a thriving marriage, a plan to accomplish your goals; a life where you’re fit, spiritually healthy, and constantly becoming everything God created you to be.

Welcome to Brave & Big. 

We are Chris Hart, founder and CEO of Brave Coaches, and Joey Odom, public speaker, author, and former tech co-founder, and we have been friends for over 25 years. Throughout our friendship, we have had thousands of conversations, have gotten better from each one, and want you to be part of those conversations. We’ll talk about what it means to be Brave and live Big - things like grit, living with no excuses, following Jesus, being a great parent, spouse, and friend. Sometimes it will just be the two of us and sometimes it will be high performing athletes, business leaders, and performers. 

At the end of each episode, you will walk away with a small step that you can immediately implement to take ground in your life.

We’re glad you’re here. Let’s be Brave & live Big.

Formation is a podcast for leaders, seekers, and lifelong learners at the intersection of theology, psychology, and lived wisdom. Hosted by John Ortberg, PhD, each episode explores the science and soul of spiritual flourishing: what shapes us, what changes us, and what it means to be fully human. 

Topics include:

- Spiritual formation
- Contemplative practice
- The psychology of transformation and habit change
- Leadership, character, and the inner life
- Theology in dialogue with modern science
- Emotional health, resilience, and purpose

Learn more by visiting formationpodcast.com

Battle Plan focuses on spiritual warfare in daily living. Steve Hemphill was trained in an ultra-conservative Christian environment -- and he is the last person you’d expect to share miracle stories and teach spiritual warfare, but that’s exactly what he has to offer!

Charli Caraway was trained in spiritual warfare through her charismatic faith when she encountered intense spiritual warfare as a young adult.

They have both learned that spiritual warfare is spiritual, not denominational.

With at least a dozen books between them, they are tackling spiritual warfare in authentic, practical ways! Together, they are crossing denominational lines to study and use the Word of God in its literal, unparalleled strength.