Anyway. Where was I? PODCAST · THE 20-MINUTE VERSION
TCD's You Talk Too Much
Every theChurch.digital show, condensed to about 20 minutes.
The same conversation, cut to its spine, in the order it happened. Every episode links to the full one.
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BTCD 380: Maybe Negativity Is the Sin: You Can't Just Stop Negative Thoughts
Jeff, solo, on what negativity does to us: it limits, it isolates, it destroys. And you can't just stop it.
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SCATTERED: A living hope (1 Peter 1:1–12)
Session 1 of Scattered: 1 Peter 1:1–12, read by five people in five places, and a letter written to believers meeting in homes at the edge of the map…
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BTCD 379: Every Church Says No: Who Cares for the Digital Missionaries?
XtianNinja on caring for the people who do digital ministry, why churches keep saying no, and the highways and hedges where digital missionaries go looking…
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BTCD 378: Fall Town Hall: What the Network Told Us
What the network told TCD in the fall survey, and what TCD built in response: Here I Am, One-to-One, Scattered, Cairn and three ways to serve…
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REDEEM 29: Finding Faith on Twitch: How an Australian Band Built a Living Online Christian Community
Sometimes the band is just the background music to the hangout.
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BTCD 377: Jesus Is the CTO. What Did You Do With the Internet?
Jason Morris on the four digital disruptions, why consistency builds culture, what the gathering is for, and Jesus as the church's chief technology officer…
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BTCD 376: The Stream Ends. Then What? Arno Pretorius on Church That Keeps Going
Arno Pretorius on what happens after the stream ends, why fragmented tools make one church feel like several, and turning anonymous viewers into people who are known…
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REDEEM 28: The Church Misdiagnosed the Problem: It Was Never the Internet
What broke the church wasn't the internet.
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BTCD 375: Platforms as Nations: Dr. Sam Hayes on Digital Missiology
Dr. Sam Hayes on platforms as nations, the digital native every leader needs beside them, and why counting views is the wrong metric…
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BTCD 374: The Listening Tour Begins: Platforms Are Places
Jeff Reed on platforms as places, why digital missionaries shouldn't go it alone, and the question that brought him back after a year of isolation…
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BTCD 373: GTA 6, Dating AI, and the Loneliest Job in Ministry
GTA 6 is turning Miami into Vice City and letting players date an Ai.
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BTCD 372: Jeff is Not Dead Yet!
After a year away, Jeff Reed is back behind the desk — unscripted, unfiltered, and thinking out loud about what theChurch.digital is for now.
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Questions
Is there a shorter version of theChurch.digital's podcasts?
Yes. TCD's You Talk Too Much takes the long conversations from Becoming theChurch.digital and Ctrl+Alt+Redeem and cuts each one to about 20 minutes: the same conversation, in the order it happened, with nothing rewritten. For Scattered, it's one stretch of about 15 minutes from each week's study, with a short setup and close. Every episode links to the full one.
How can I keep up with conversations about digital ministry without hours of listening?
Follow TCD's You Talk Too Much on Apple Podcasts or Spotify. Each episode is about 20 minutes, so you get the whole argument of a long conversation in one commute, and when one grabs you, the full episode is a tap away.
