Podcasts I listen to:

SERMON PODCASTS – I’d recommend – most of these you can either listen online or download the sermons to listen to later, so you don’t have to have an ipod to take advantage of some great biblical teaching. These are in no particular order.

http://www.thevillagechurch.net/resources/listen.html
Matt Chandler is the teaching pastor for this church. He brings the scriptures alive and has a solid theology

http://www.mosaic.org/podcast/
I led music once at a revival where Erwin McManus spoke. He is the lead pastor for the church Mosaic, their church is one of the most culturally diverse churches in America. He spends his spare time debating Physicist and Humanist on the existence of God.

http://gatewaypeople.com/resources/index.php?action=podcast
Robert Morris is the pastor for Gateway church in Southlake. He recently did a sermon series entitled “Beyond”, where he taught on worship.

http://www.marshill.org/teaching/index.php
Rob Bell is the teaching pastor here, he is one of the first pastors I started listening online. You’ll find him thought provoking and he really brings out the teachings of Jesus as a Rabbi.

http://www.irvingbible.org/index.php?id=82
Andy McQuitty is the teaching pastor, but the also have other great teachers. They also follow the liturgical year. Check out Jay Utley under their archived sermons.


http://www.desiringgod.org/ResourceLibrary/
John Piper is a contemporary theologian, he will certainly make you think. You can also read his sermons as they are now transcribing his sermons in a pdf file.

http://one24worship.blogspot.com/
I served with David Guion in San Antonio, this podcast is like a radio show, with teachings on worship, information and songs included in the podcast. He also does a blog connected to the podcast.

http://www.emergentvillage.org/podcast/ - this is a new one I've been listening to, this group certainly makes you think.