The Bulletin
The Bulletin is a podcast for Christians seeking insights into the events, questions, and people that are shaping their world. Each episode will help Christians consider the intersection of faith, culture and spiritual formation. Subscribe today!
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Would've, Could've, Should've
ERLC presidential kerfuffle, Secret Service Director Resignation, and Mr. Netanyahu goes to Washington
57 min
102
Biden Drops Out
23 min
103
Chaos Menu
51 min
104
Response to the Trump Assassination Attempt
31 min
105
One on One with Frank Bruni
39 min
106
Higher Ground
63 min
107
Electric Youth
56 min
108
Broken Halos
Robert Morris’s abuse, rising nationalism in Europe, and Summer reading suggestions
43 min
109
Gimme Shelter
46 min
110
Love’s In Need of Love Today
GOP responses to the Trump verdict, D-Day celebrations, and famine in Sudan
39 min
111
Blowin' in the Wind
60 min
112
Something in the Way
The fourth anniversary of George Floyd’s death, Iran’s president’s death, and bird flu
48 min
113
Clergy on the Rocks
55 min
114
Springtime And The Livin’ Ain't Easy
47 min
115
Intensity in Tent City
College students protest and the United Methodist Church splits
51 min
116
One on One with Tim Carney
How the West became family unfriendly, and what we can do about it.
35 min
117
Fever Dream
RFK announces his running mate, pro-lifers talk pro-choice, and Beyonce goes country.
50 min
118
Bonus Episode: Iran Attacks Israel
Iran launches a missile attack on Israel
25 min
119
Don’t Bet the Farm On It
White Rural Rage, Christians and sports betting, and Israel’s complicated path forward.
51 min
120
I Wear Suits Now
The House GOP majority slips, Christians learn civility, and Bernie proposes a 4-day work week.
54 min
121
Play to the Balcony
Trump promises pardon, terrorists attack Moscow, and a bridge falls in Baltimore
55 min
122
How High's The Blood Pressure, Mama?
51 min
123
Would I Lie to You?
41 min
124
No Lifeguard on Duty
47 min
125
Where's That Line, Anyway?
Mike and Nicole reflect on the recent death of protestor Aaron Bushnell and its implications for a Christian ethic of protest.
45 min