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The Unbound Podcast with Dr. Tony Evans

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by Dr. Tony Evans

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In a world of noise, we need conversations shaped by curiosity and clarity. Join Dr. Tony Evans for The Unbound Podcast, featuring unhurried reflections with influential voices like Lecrae, Amanda Bible Williams & Raechel Myers (She Reads Truth), and Dan Wallace. Some guests you may recognize. Others you’ll be glad to meet here. All of them bring something worth listening to. This isn’t just another teaching series; it’s an invitation to engage with podcast guests through open dialogue about purpose and pressure, missteps and mendings, and culture and conscience. These are unhurried conversations shaped by curiosity, attentiveness and a willingness to sit with meaningful questions rather than rush to answers. These podcasts explore what it means to live free—and to identify what’s been holding you back. For those familiar with Dr. Evans’ teaching, this podcast offers another way to engage with his voice — through open conversation, shared reflection, and thoughtful dialogue. For new listeners, it’s an invitation into conversations that value depth and clarity without pretense. The Unbound Podcast offers something increasingly rare: a place to slow down, lean in, and let thoughtful conversations loosen what’s been keeping you bound. Whether you are a long-time listener or new to his voice, these stories will help you find space for reflection and connection. Weekly releases begin January 20th on YouTube and all podcast platforms. This trailer offers a first look at what’s ahead.

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June 2, 2026

Find Peace in a Noisy World | The Unbound Podcast

This episode of The Unbound Podcast is calm, honest and refreshingly practical. It is an invitation to stop running long enough to listen—to God, to your soul and to the still small voice we often miss in the noise. Dr. Konstantinos Zarras is a Greek theologian, scholar, faculty member and researcher in the Department of Theology at the National and Kapodistrian University of Athens (NKUA) in Greece whose work explores the intersection of Scripture, faith and the human soul. Listen as Dr. Tony Evans sits down with Dr. Zarras for a thoughtful and deeply reflective conversation about anxiety, prayer, silence and the search for peace in an increasingly noisy world. Drawing from both Scripture and the Christian tradition, Dr. Zarras offers a perspective that feels both ancient and urgently relevant. Together, they explore what it means to move beyond surface-level religion and allow God to work at the level of the heart. Dr. Zarras explains why Jesus consistently addressed the inner life first—teaching that peace, conflict, forgiveness and even violence all begin within us before they ever appear around us. The conversation also dives into prayer in a way many listeners may not expect. Rather than beginning with words, Dr. Zarras describes prayer as beginning with silence: emptying our distracted minds so there is room to receive the presence of God. Dr. Evans and Dr. Zarras discuss how modern life, constant technology and endless noise have left many spiritually exhausted—and why slowing down may be one of the most important spiritual practices of our time. They also talk about family, emotional health, faith during hardship and the connection between inner peace and healthy relationships. Along the way, Dr. Zarras shares insights about the Lord’s Prayer, the “prayer of the heart” and why making space for God daily is not lost time, but an investment that changes the way we live. If your life feels crowded, anxious or spiritually tired, this conversation will help you breathe again. ———————————————————————The Unbound Podcast is a weekly space for conversations that don’t rush to conclusions. Each episode explores what it means to live free from what binds us—pressure, fear, reputation and the need to have it all figured out—through thoughtful dialogue and lived experience. Senior Producer & Creative Director: Heather HairTechnical Director, Audio & Lead Editor: Lee Sherman #TonyEvans #TonyEvansPodcast #UnboundPodcast

May 19, 2026

When Grief Hits Hard | The Unbound Podcast

Thank you for listening to The Unbound Podcast with Dr. Tony Evans. For more biblical teaching and ministry resources, visit <a href="http://www.tonyevans.org" rel="nofollow noopener" target="_blank">www.TonyEvans.org</a>, and if you’d like to go deeper in your study of Scripture, you can explore online courses at https://<a href="http://www.tonyevanstraining.org" rel="nofollow noopener" target="_blank">www.tonyevanstraining.org/</a> If you have ever wrestled with loss, wondered how the past shapes your faith or needed encouragement to keep carrying hope forward, this conversation is for you. Dr. Craig Allert is a Professor of Theology at Trinity Western University (<a href="http://twu.ca" rel="nofollow noopener" target="_blank">twu.ca</a>) who specializes in Early Christian Theology and the Formation of the New Testament. In this episode of The Unbound Podcast, Dr. Tony Evans sits down with Dr. Allert for a thoughtful and deeply personal conversation about Scripture, church history, legacy and grief. Together, they explore why understanding the historical context of the Bible matters, how the early church helps shape our understanding of faith today and why Christianity was never meant to be disconnected from story, community and relationship. But this conversation moves beyond theology alone. As the discussion unfolds, Dr. Evans and Dr. Allert reflect on the influence of fathers, the power of spiritual legacy and the deep personal losses both men have experienced. Dr. Allert shares openly about the recent passing of his father, while Dr. Evans reflects on the legacy his own father left behind and the role Scripture played in shaping his life and ministry. Together, they wrestle honestly with grief, mourning and the hope believers hold onto in seasons of loss. They talk about why grief has no timeline, why people often need presence more than answers and how the body of Christ is meant to walk with one another through pain instead of avoiding it. This episode is both intellectually rich and deeply human. It is a reminder that faith is not built in isolation. It is passed down through generations, strengthened in community and sustained by the hope found in Christ. ———————————————————————The Unbound Podcast is a weekly space for conversations that don’t rush to conclusions. Each episode explores what it means to live free from what binds us—pressure, fear, reputation and the need to have it all figured out—through thoughtful dialogue and lived experience. Senior Producer & Creative Director: Heather HairTechnical Director, Audio & Lead Editor: Lee Sherman #TonyEvans #TonyEvansPodcast #UnboundPodcast

May 12, 2026

The Spiritual Cost of Never Slowing Down | The Unbound Podcast

Thank you for listening to The Unbound Podcast with Dr. Tony Evans. For more biblical teaching and ministry resources, visit <a href="http://www.tonyevans.org" rel="nofollow noopener" target="_blank">www.TonyEvans.org</a>, and if you’d like to go deeper in your study of Scripture, you can explore online courses at https://<a href="http://www.tonyevanstraining.org" rel="nofollow noopener" target="_blank">www.tonyevanstraining.org/</a> She has spent years helping people see beauty, grace and the character of God through art, Scripture and everyday faithfulness. In this episode of The Unbound Podcast, Dr. Tony Evans sits down with author, artist and speaker Ruth Chou Simons for a conversation about anxiety, striving, rest and the spiritual lessons hidden in creation itself. Drawing from her book “Way of the Wildflower,” Ruth reflects on how God uses even the smallest details in nature to remind us of His care, His timing and His presence. Together, they explore Jesus’ words in Luke 12 and what it means to “consider how the wildflowers grow.” Ruth shares how seasons of motherhood, ministry, disappointment and exhaustion taught her to slow down, pay attention and recognize that growth is not always visible. Sometimes God is still working even when nothing appears to be blooming. Dr. Evans and Ruth also talk honestly about the pressures of modern life: constant noise, endless striving, technology overload and the temptation to believe everything depends on us. But this conversation offers another way forward. One rooted not in hustle, but in trust. Not in performance, but in presence. This episode is both practical and deeply encouraging. It is a reminder that God is constantly revealing Himself through His Word, through creation and through the ordinary rhythms of everyday life. And sometimes the most spiritual thing we can do is slow down long enough to notice. If your soul feels tired, anxious or stretched thin, this conversation will help you breathe again. Learn more about Ruth Chou Simons and her ministry:Website: <a href="https://ruthchousimons.com" rel="nofollow noopener" target="_blank">https://ruthchousimons.com/</a> Instagram: https://<a href="http://www.instagram.com/ruthchousimons" rel="nofollow noopener" target="_blank">www.instagram.com/ruthchousimons/</a> Explore Way of the Wildflower:<a href="https://wayofthewildflowerbook.com" rel="nofollow noopener" target="_blank">https://wayofthewildflowerbook.com/</a> ———————————————————————The Unbound Podcast is a weekly space for conversations that don’t rush to conclusions. Each episode explores what it means to live free from what binds us—pressure, fear, reputation and the need to have it all figured out—through thoughtful dialogue and lived experience. Senior Producer & Creative Director: Heather HairTechnical Director, Audio & Lead Editor: Lee Sherman #TonyEvans #TonyEvansPodcast #UnboundPodcast

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What is The Unbound Podcast with Dr. Tony Evans?: In a world of noise, we need conversations shaped by curiosity and clarity. Join Dr. Tony Evans for The Unbound Podcast, featuring unhurried reflections with influential voices like Lecrae, Amanda Bible Williams & Raechel Myers (She Reads Truth), and Dan Wallace. Some guests you may recognize. Others you’ll be glad to meet here. All of them bring something worth listening to. This isn’t just another teaching series; it’s an invitation to engage with podcast guests through open dialogue about purpose and pressure, missteps and mendings, and culture and conscience. These are unhurried conversations shaped by curiosity, attentiveness and a willingness to sit with meaningful questions rather than rush to answers.

These podcasts explore what it means to live free—and to identify what’s been holding you back.

For those familiar with Dr. Evans’ teaching, this podcast offers another way to engage with his voice — through open conversation, shared reflection, and thoughtful dialogue. For new listeners, it’s an invitation into conversations that value depth and clarity without pretense.

The Unbound Podcast offers something increasingly rare: a place to slow down, lean in, and let thoughtful conversations loosen what’s been keeping you bound.

Whether you are a long-time listener or new to his voice, these stories will help you find space for reflection and connection.

Weekly releases begin January 20th on YouTube and all podcast platforms. This trailer offers a first look at what’s ahead.
How often does this podcast release new episodes?: This podcast updates daily.
Where can I listen to this podcast?: This podcast is available on 4 platforms including Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and more. You can also use the RSS feed directly.
Does this podcast accept guests?: Yes, this podcast regularly features guests.

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