Newsworthy With Norsworthy

Pastor Brian Zahnd returns to the show to discuss music (of course), Christmas vs. Advent, and his Advent (and Christmas) Devotional The Anticipated Christ. 

A rant on cows.  A mini-rant on Taylor Swift.  A Sermon on Altars. 

Toni Collier joins the show to discuss Texas, brokenness, food stamps, spiritual abuse, redemption, gratitude, and her new book Brave Enough to Be Broken. 

Dr. Ruth Haley Barton joins the podcast this week for a discussion about rest, sabbath, and her new book Embracing Rhythms of Work and Rest.

Katelyn Beaty joins the podcast to discuss her new book Celebrities for Jesus.

For episode 521 we've got a live podcast from Nashville with Dr. Mallory Wyckoff. 

Philosopher Dr. James K.A. Smith returns to the podcast to discuss therapy, loving what does not last, resurrected scars, Calvin, and his new book How to Inhabit Time.

A sermon on the difference of sin management vs. the Gospel after an opening rant (yes, another one) on masculinity. 

Sean Palmer returns to the show to discuss how to millennials, loving your country, pledging allegiance, and his new book King and Country.

Luke begins the podcast with a rant on the Matt Chandler news and then David Zahl returns to the podcast to discuss the ironic good news of having a low view of people. 

The return of Luke's dad, Dr. Larry Norsworthy, to discuss transitions, grief, filters, Carl Jung, and the dangers of isolation. 

Experimental Psychologist Dr. Richard Beck joins the show to discuss Jordan Peterson's usage of the Bible, Peterson's message to the church, and of course, MMA. 

Jason Miller returns to discuss fallow fields, sabbath, and the power of trust.

For the first half of episode 512 we've got a rant on masculinity and isolation and in the second half (29:00) of the episode is a teaching on parenting. 

On Episode 512 Manda Carpenter returns to the podcast to discuss vulnerability, shame, and her new book Soul Care to Save Your Life.

Steve Carter returns to the show for a conversation with Luke about shame, looking back, honesty and in the second half of the podcast we hear Steve preach a sermon on Hope.

The first half of the podcast Luke and Josh Ross discuss incarnational ministry, hope, resisting cynicism, and the white savior complex. The second half of the podcast is a sermon Josh preached in Austin.

For the first half of this episode Luke and Josh Jackson discuss the complexity of racial reconciliation and the second half is a sermon from Josh Jackson on being a non-anxious peaceful presence. 

Pastor Rich Villodas returns to the show to discuss the curse of being a Mets fan, soul fragility, sin, false self, and his new book Good and Beautiful and Kind.

On this solo podcast Luke discuss why to stay with your church after you deconstruct and then a sermon on staying with your family.