Activist, scholar and Cherokee descendant Randy Woodley shares the good news of Indigenous Theology as a prescription to our modern, chaotic and self-centered world.

In this pull-no-punches episode, author Danté Stewart discusses Shoutin’ in the Fire, his stirring and unapologetic meditation on being Black in an anti-Black world.

Acclaimed singer/songwriter Steve Bell talks about the deep Christian roots that anchor his life and inspire his music. This intimate, engaging discussion with a masterful storyteller is not to be missed!

Dr. Christena Cleveland, author of "God Is a Black Woman", opens up about her crisis of faith and challenges us to reimagine God’s colour and gender.

Pastor and best-selling author Max Lucado joins us  to share his thoughts on dealing with life’s challenges – and to encourage us that no matter what we face, Help is Here!

Marjorie J. Thompson, author of Courage for Caregivers, joins us to share Nouwen’s unique insights on caregiving and how they radically alter the relationship between both the giver and the receiver of care.

In this episode of Now & Then, New York Times best-selling author Brian D. McLaren grapples with the issues that have prompted the doubters, the disappointed, and the disillusioned to ask Do I Stay Christian?

Sharon Garlough Brown, best-selling author of the enormously popular Sensible Shoes series, knows exactly how to weave spiritual truth into a compelling story.  She discusses the deep, vibrant connection between creativity and faith.

How does Indigenous Christian spirituality fit with Western Christianity? In this episode CEO and Director of Indigenous Pathways, Dr. Terry LeBlanc, talks about the challenge to decolonize theology in order to live in right relationships with each other and our Creator.

You know him from his many years of outstanding work on stage, on screen, and on television. But on this episode of Henri Nouwen, Now & Then, you will meet Martin Sheen, man of faith, and an unwavering advocate for peace, justice, and non-violence.

The first episode of the new spring 2022 lineup of Henri Nouwen: Now & Then podcasts – Henri Nouwen himself! In 1995, the year before his death, Henri gave a memorable talk on forgiveness. Full of honesty, vulnerability and charm, this is Henri at his best!

Dr. Carolyn Whitney-Brown, Henri’s friend and co-author of "Flying, Falling, Catching: An Unlikely Story of Finding Freedom," shares about Henri and the making of Henri Nouwen's latest book.

Having sold over 15 million books, best-selling contemporary Christian writer - Philip Yancey discusses his latest book Where the Light Fell, a searingly honest memoir about his own faith journey from toxic religion to amazing grace.

Franciscan friar, professor and author Fr. Daniel P. Horan articulates the two-fold spiritual crisis of our day -- climate change and racism, challenging us to open our eyes and our hearts.

Author and artist Carol A. Berry reveals how Vincent van Gogh’s life and work influenced Henri Nouwen’s spirituality and his desire to live an authentically compassionate life.

Best-selling poet, priest and singer-songwriter Malcolm Guite ‘lifts the veil’ to reveal the role that our God-given imagination has in our search for truth.

Award-winning singer/songwriter Carolyn Arends shares rich spiritual insights on the hard and holy work of living through challenging times.

New York Times best-selling author Barbara Brown Taylor becomes our guide to help us see the holy in everything, even in the darkness.

New York Times best-selling author Brian D. McLaren, makes the bold proposition in his latest book Faith After Doubt, that only doubt can save the world. And your faith.

Chris Pritchett, co-author of Henri Nouwen & The Art of Living, addresses the issue of identity and how we can find ourself in God.