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Podcast

That’ll Preach began in the summer of 2020, when we recognized the need to connect our local church to good Christian theological and philosophical content during the challenging times of the pandemic. We started with conversations about knowing the will of God, understanding the Church Fathers, and the nature of sin. Since then, our podcast has evolved into a series of long-form interviews featuring pastors, theologians, and philosophers covering a wide range of provocative topics such as church history, gender dynamics, the intriguing world of artificial intelligence, the complex realm of bioethics, the significant differences between Catholics and Protestants, and the difficult subjects of death, divorce, and mental health. Our diverse audience spans from skeptics to seminary students, from dedicated clergy to inquisitive laymen and women—all united in their quest to deepen their understanding of the Christian faith.

But that's not all. We pride ourselves on delivering engaging podcast series that explore timeless Christian literature from luminaries like G.K. Chesterton and C.S. Lewis, along with works from various other influential authors. We aim to invite you into our conversations, creating an atmosphere where friends come together to mine the profound wisdom of the past.

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Recent Episodes

Weird Theology | Augustine and Aquinas on Virginity
That’ll PreachJune 30, 202600:44:1540.52 MB

Weird Theology | Augustine and Aquinas on Virginity

What did Augustine and Aquinas actually believe about virginity — and what does it reveal about us? In this episode, we explore the surprisingly rich theology of the Church Fathers on sex, celibacy, and the body. Their views can seem strange to modern ears, but that strangeness might be the point: i...

Read the Bible Like Music — with Alastair Roberts
That’ll PreachJune 16, 202601:11:1765.28 MB

Read the Bible Like Music — with Alastair Roberts

What if the key to understanding the Bible is to read it like music? In this episode, we talk with Alastair Roberts about his book Echoes of Exodus, co-written with Andrew Wilson. He began this book as a 40-day Lenten reflection that grew into something much bigger. This episode provides a practical...

Replay: Cultivating a Sound Mind in Anxious Times with Rev. Ben Miller
That’ll PreachJune 04, 202601:05:38120.24 MB

Replay: Cultivating a Sound Mind in Anxious Times with Rev. Ben Miller

Anxiety fills our social media and creeps into our lives. How do we cultivate a sound mind in the midst of the chaos and polarization? Rev. Ben Miller joins us with practical insights on cultivating a sound mind in a chaotic world. Original Episode Published: December 13, 2022 Show Notes Conversatio...

The Hosts

Host

Bryan Zhang
Bryan serves as the associate pastor at Four Oaks Church Midtown in Tallahassee, Florida. He earned his BFA in Film Production from Florida State Unviersity and MDiv from Reformed Theological Seminary in Orlando, Florida. He lives in Tallahassee with his wife Cassidy and dog Biscuit.

Host

Paul Rezkalla

Paul is a postdoctoral research fellow at Baylor University. Prior to Baylor, Paul served as a professor and researcher at Hillsdale College as well as a professor at Florida State University where he earned his Phd. He resides in Waco, Texas. 

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Excellent

Excellent discussion topics with a pull to deeper thinking on biblical topics/issues.

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Thought provoking and entertaining

These interviews and conversations are not only with wonderfully interesting people, but they are also well conducted with such a natural flow. Definitely worth a listen.

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101 Christianity

Dr. Paul is a great man of God, I love his way of explaining difficult topics in christian life. I also love Pastor Brian and his smart comments. Great show

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