Podcast Co-Host for Weekly Faith & Theology Conversation — "Pass the Daily Bread"
Overview
I'm a theologian, author, and pastor launching a weekly podcast called Pass the Daily Bread — a conversational exploration of what it means to actually trust God. Not faith as a doctrine to be memorized, but faith as a posture to be lived.
I'm looking for a co-host who can engage seriously with Scripture and theology, ask genuinely curious questions, and help create the kind of conversation that makes listeners lean in.
This is not a production role. I need an intellectual and conversational partner.
About the Show
Pass the Daily Bread grows out of decades of ministry, scholarship, and writing. I hold a Doctor of Ministry from Duke University, founded Southern California Seminary, and have spent years studying the New Testament concept of pistis — the Greek word for faith — and what it actually means to enact trust in God daily.
Each episode will take a passage of Scripture, a theological question, or a contemporary issue in the church and work through it in conversation. The tone is serious but accessible — think thoughtful pastoral dialogue, not academic lecture.
The companion Substack newsletter launches this week with over 1,000 subscribers.
What I'm Looking For
Essential:
•Solid theological background — seminary education strongly preferred
• Genuine curiosity about Scripture, faith, and the life of trust
• Natural, warm conversational presence on a microphone
• Ability to ask good questions and build on ideas without dominating
• Reliable and professional — this is a weekly commitment
• Good quality home recording setup (or willingness to acquire one)
Ideal but not required:
• Background in pastoral ministry
• Familiarity with New Testament Greek
• Experience with podcasting or audio content
What This Is Not
This is not a role for a general content creator or marketing professional. I need someone who genuinely loves theology and can engage with it at depth. If you've never wrestled seriously with a passage of Scripture, this probably isn't the right fit.
Logistics
• Format: Weekly recorded conversation, approximately 30–45 minutes
• Recording: Remote via a platform such as Riverside.fm or Zencastr
• Commitment: One episode per week, with brief prep beforehand
• Compensation: Negotiable based on experience and fit
How to Apply
Please tell me:
1. Your theological background and training
2. What draws you to this kind of conversation
3. Any podcasting or on-air experience you have
4. A brief voice sample or audio clip if available
I'll be scheduling short introductory conversations with promising candidates. Chemistry matters as much as credentials.
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I'm a theologian, author, and pastor launching a weekly podcast called Pass the Daily Bread — a conversational exploration of what it means to actually trust God. Not faith as a doctrine to be memorized, but faith as a posture to be lived.
I'm looking for a co-host who can engage seriously with Scripture and theology, ask genuinely curious questions, and help create the kind of conversation that makes listeners lean in.
This is not a production role. I need an intellectual and conversational partner.
About the Show
Pass the Daily Bread grows out of decades of ministry, scholarship, and writing. I hold a Doctor of Ministry from Duke University, founded Southern California Seminary, and have spent years studying the New Testament concept of pistis — the Greek word for faith — and what it actually means to enact trust in God daily.
Each episode will take a passage of Scripture, a theological question, or a contemporary issue in the church and work through it in conversation. The tone is serious but accessible — think thoughtful pastoral dialogue, not academic lecture.
The companion Substack newsletter launches this week with over 1,000 subscribers.
What I'm Looking For
Essential:
•Solid theological background — seminary education strongly preferred
• Genuine curiosity about Scripture, faith, and the life of trust
• Natural, warm conversational presence on a microphone
• Ability to ask good questions and build on ideas without dominating
• Reliable and professional — this is a weekly commitment
• Good quality home recording setup (or willingness to acquire one)
Ideal but not required:
• Background in pastoral ministry
• Familiarity with New Testament Greek
• Experience with podcasting or audio content
What This Is Not
This is not a role for a general content creator or marketing professional. I need someone who genuinely loves theology and can engage with it at depth. If you've never wrestled seriously with a passage of Scripture, this probably isn't the right fit.
Logistics
• Format: Weekly recorded conversation, approximately 30–45 minutes
• Recording: Remote via a platform such as Riverside.fm or Zencastr
• Commitment: One episode per week, with brief prep beforehand
• Compensation: Negotiable based on experience and fit
How to Apply
Please tell me:
1. Your theological background and training
2. What draws you to this kind of conversation
3. Any podcasting or on-air experience you have
4. A brief voice sample or audio clip if available
I'll be scheduling short introductory conversations with promising candidates. Chemistry matters as much as credentials.
Apply tot his job
Apply To this Job