The Dialog Titelbild

The Dialog

The Dialog

Von: Josh Craft
Jetzt kostenlos hören, ohne Abo

Über diesen Titel

 Ancient philosophers used the dialog to find answers to life’s greatest questions. The Dialog is a search for truth in modern life through the lens of ancient philosophy, history, and theology. This podcast will challenge your assumptions, change your thinking and show you how to master modern living.
Josh Craft Hygiene & gesundes Leben Persönliche Entwicklung Persönlicher Erfolg Philosophie Seelische & Geistige Gesundheit Sozialwissenschaften
Folgen
  • 18. The true perspective of leadership

    18. The true perspective of leadership
    Feb 10 2026
    Leadership isn’t a title, it’s weight. In this episode of The Dialog, we talk about what most people miss as they chase influence, growth, and “more” the reality that every decision you make touches someone else’s soul. Tell us in the comments, what’s one leadership lesson you learned the hard way?

    We unpack Hebrews 13:17 and the scary line most people skip, leaders keep watch over your souls. That means leadership isn’t mainly about getting results, it’s about responsibility. We talk through why bad leadership is so common, how people confuse authority with control, and why “it works for me” is never the standard when you’re leading a family, a team, or a church.

    Then we get practical. Mission and morale. Vision and care. Principles and application. If you’re leading anything at all, the real question isn’t “where do I want to go,” it’s “where do they need to go” and are you willing to carry the cost of getting them there with joy.

    Follow Josh Craft on Instagram by clicking here

    Follow Nick Surface on Instagram by clicking here

    Get more information and get in touch at joshuacraft.com
    Mehr anzeigen Weniger anzeigen
    38 Min.
  • 17. What are you really certain of?

    17. What are you really certain of?
    Feb 3 2026
    In this episode of The Dialog, we wrestle with a question most people avoid because it’s uncomfortable: what are you actually certain of? In a world desperate for clarity, confidence, and easy answers, certainty often feels like strength. But the longer we live, the more we realize how little we truly know. This conversation starts with the tension between confidence and humility, and why the pursuit of certainty can quietly become a trap.

    We talk about how people form beliefs, why comparison and self talk shape our inner world, and how life is lived in constant tension between things that seem to be true at the same time. Free will and God’s sovereignty. Conviction and flexibility. Trusting experts while recognizing their limits. From science and psychology to leadership, faith, and culture, we explore how the human desire for certainty often oversimplifies a world that is far more nuanced than we’d like.

    Ultimately, this episode isn’t about having the right answers. It’s about becoming the kind of person who can live faithfully in uncertainty. Truth can handle questions. Principles endure testing. And faith is not certainty about outcomes, but trust in who God is. This is an invitation to examine what you believe, why you believe it, and whether your certainty is producing wisdom, humility, and fruit in your life.

    Follow Josh Craft on Instagram by clicking here

    Follow Nick Surface on Instagram by clicking here

    Get more information and get in touch at joshuacraft.com
    Mehr anzeigen Weniger anzeigen
    54 Min.
  • 16. What’s your standard?

    16. What’s your standard?
    Jan 27 2026
    In this episode of The Dialog, we ask a question most people never slow down enough to answer: what’s your standard for truth? In a world shaped by algorithms, influencers, and endless opinions, it’s easier than ever to believe something simply because it feels right or aligns with what we already think. But belief without examination has consequences.

    We explore how ancient thinkers like Socrates warned against persuasion without virtue, and how that same dynamic shows up today in modern media and church culture. We talk about how beliefs are formed through experience, pain, and preference, and why truth can’t be reduced to convenience. If every action flows from a belief, then unexamined beliefs quietly shape our lives, our families, and our faith.

    Ultimately, this conversation is about maturity. Truth exists, but it’s always applied by imperfect people. That means growth requires humility, community, and a willingness to question what we “know for sure.” Whether your standard is Scripture, experience, or something else entirely, this episode is an invitation to examine it honestly and ask a harder question: is it producing the kind of fruit you actually want?









    Follow Josh Craft on Instagram by clicking here

    Follow Nick Surface on Instagram by clicking here

    Get more information and get in touch at joshuacraft.com
    Mehr anzeigen Weniger anzeigen
    50 Min.
Noch keine Rezensionen vorhanden