Thought-provoking interviews on topics that are important to Christians…

I enjoy the mix of topics I really care about and the fun, long form nature of the program. He often gets his guests to show a side of themselves most of us would never see.

Love this podcast(Room or because of this episode should I say no room for nuance.) Even better if you get the Book Rebel to Your Will. Cried through the first two chapters. Raw and real. Thank you brother for your desire to make much of Jesus. My comment to friends recently when I listen, “just keeps getting better.” Every interview seems to be better than the last, does not make sense, each interview is helpful. Also, Hayley Satrom is the female cohost of counseling talk.

Great segment I’ve really enjoyed these eps. You did Carl Truman dirty but I’ll look past that. There’s a few great pods yall missed Cross Con(all the talks and sessions from the conference each year) Church Politics (the AND campaigns podcast, not always best opinions but holds unity and doctrinal soundness as high values) Church history and theology (10/10 amazing) Thanks for all yall are doing!

This podcast has quickly become my favorites. The length of the episodes gives more time for diving deeper into the topics!

Sean DeMars is a sanctified, yet equally witty and fit Joe Rogan. DeMars interviews some of the most influential leaders in the modern day church on topics ranging from books, conferences, history, and personalities. He’s truly doing the Lord’s work and I’m grateful for all I’ve learned!

Since being introduced to “Room for Nuance”, I have gone back and listened to every episode. This podcast is worth your time. Sean DeMars is an evangelical bridge builder. It’s a mix of interviews with friends, and interviews with sometimes unlikely parties for the sake of building bridges for the glory of God! Not your stuffy Christian podcast… now, I’m wanting a podcast weekly…

If you’re not already listening to Room for Nuance, do yourself a favor and hit play on an episode—any episode. Sean is the kind of host who makes you feel like you’re just hanging out with an old friend who somehow knows everything about everything. He’s funny, he’s warm, and he has a gift for making even the most random topics ridiculously interesting. Also, his book recommendations? Impeccable. (My to-read list is both thankful and overwhelmed.) One of my favorite parts of the show is Sean’s connection with whoever is behind the scenes. Occasionally, he’ll crack up at some inside joke you’ll never understand—but somehow, you’ll laugh anyway. It’s oddly comforting, like being the third wheel in the best way possible. And while not every guest turns the show into a theological masterclass (though some definitely come close), Sean has a way of making every conversation feel worthwhile. You’ll almost always leave with something to ponder—or at the very least, a new way to think about something you hadn’t considered before. It’s the kind of podcast that sticks with you, in the best way.

I love this podcast, love the interviews and always wondering who will be interviewed next.

I always appreciate the conversations on this podcast. The length of time they give to particular issues is helpful, and it strikes a great balance is thoughtful and fun!

In the world of Christian podcasts, there are many different types of formats. Some are very casual, looking to approach subjects from a very lighthearted manner. Others are going to be super Duper technical deep dives into theology and philosophy. However, this podcast is basically Joe Rogan but robustly Christian and definitely no psychedelic drugs. The long form format has been very helpful to hear guests just spill out everything have in a very approachable format. Another plus about this podcast has been the fact that Sean is willing to talking to anyone who says yes. The fact that he has interviewed brothers and sister from various Evangelical Christian “camps” has been refreshing. Highly recommended and five stars is just an obvious grade.

Great long-form podcast. Sean is a good interviewer and explores several topics with each guest. The result is you obtain insight into each guest’s thinking, life, ministry and testimony.

Room for Nuance has become one of my favorite podcasts, and I listen to a pretty good bit of podcasts. Some of my favorite aspects are: 1. The good mix of theology and personal stories. 2. How the person being interviewed usually shares their testimony. It makes them less celebrity-like, and more “like the rest of us”. 3. It’s doesn’t really have a niche that it sticks too. Meaning, when I open my podcasts app up, and everyone is talking about the same thing, Room for Nuance typically isn’t doing that. They set their own agenda, not the latest cultural trend or political event. 4. I usually leave each episode loving the Lord and His church more; thankful that He’s provided so many unique people with so many different spiritual gifts for the building up of His body. 5. Sean is just who he is. He uses his resources for the rest of us, and He won’t shrink back from the hard questions and awkward silences. That’s rare in the podcast world. Give this podcast a try. You won’t regret it!

Long-form interviews sounds like a sluggish format, and it can be, but not here. Sean gets great guests, asks very compelling questions, and maintains a nimble, interesting pace. I only discovered this podcast a few days ago, but it zoomed to the top of my list. Very thankful for this content.

Listening to a 2+ interview was never appealing until I started listening the Room for Nuance! I love it! Basically the Joe Rogan Experience for conservative Christians (probably).

Sean, thank you brother for your hard work. Along with Life and Books and Everything, this is one of my top two podcasts. I’m glad it was recommended on Pastors Talk or I’d never have known about it!

I love this podcast! Sean asks great questions that really get the speaker talking deeply about the subject matter. I am also thankful for a long-form podcast, that covers all those extras about a particular topic. It seems most are not long enough to really do it justice. The host's sense of humor is great too, and really seems to set the tone for an engaging conversation. My only complaint is that there isn't a new one every day!

For a podcast that claims to have nuance, I was disappointed after listening to the Doug Wilson’s interview. Ignoring the numerous ecclesiastical reports from the entire NAPARC world, DeMars simply dismissed what the real reformed, confessional churchmen and theologians have to say about federal vision and on why these councils (probably totaling hundreds of elders and churchmen from various confessional denominations) consider Federal Vision a serious theological error and heresy that strikes at the heart of the gospel. For his dismissal of the wise council of many and opposing views, it is just hard to see how this podcast exhibits “nuance” in the first place.

I’m always helped by Sean’s good questions, love for the truth, and desire to serve the church.

I have come to expect gracious yet convictional conversations from 9 Marks guys, and this interview did not disappoint. I have friends with strong convictions which have sometimes put undue chasms between us. This episode helped me think through the right hills to die on and assess what conflicts are serious and which ones are silly.

Got 3 hours for an interview? Well, Sean does. He takes his time. Fun, thoughtful and insightful interviews with a variety of guests. Encouraging as a Christ-follower. Enjoy.

This podcast has been so fun to listen to after long days of language study. It has also been spiritually edifying to hear a wide range of guests share about the Lord working in their lives and their ministries. I love hearing about what books were influential in their life and look forward to future interviews.

I will often listen to edifying podcasts from various pastors, ministry leaders, thought leaders, etc. and wish they would or could say more on a certain topic. This show is able to do that. Sean asks great questions and the length allows space to really parse out topics that become practically helpful.

This podcast has encouraged me so much as a normal guy in a normal church with a normal job. And the Simeon bio that Dylan was talking about has to be the classic reprint by Moule. Also one of my favorites.

I love listening to Sean. His style is great and his opinions are always interesting. Sean is an awesome interviewer and his pacing and light humor keep things engaging. The long form format is a big plus. I highly recommend!

I told my husband about it. He responded by saying he doesn’t like podcasts that are 2 hours long because he never finishes them. The next day I caught him listening to an episode, and since then he’s finished multiple episodes because it’s just that good. Thanks Sean and team for putting these together.

Real people, discussing real issues.

Sean is a great interviewer and he picks great guest.

This is the podcast for you. I write that not even knowing who you are, but I write it with confidence. I am confident because the aim of this show is to spend time in a topic to allow nuance and clarity to be stated so that we might all better understand. And we all can come to a better understanding. This is the show for you.

I recently discovered this podcast and it has been really good so far.

As an abundant consumer of Christian podcasts, this one has moved high up my list of helpful content. Sean’s humility is clear and encouraging. He also does a great job of drawing out his guests while not shying away from what may seem like difficult questions. He asks the questions I’ve always wanted to ask his guests. An excellent podcast!

Every person interviewed brings useful insight and expertise to the subject at hand, these are very timely interviews for the benefit of the church.

Informing, engaging, and edifying. I never miss an episode.

Thank you brother for the helpful and thorough conversations. I’ve been instructed and encouraged.

Some theological topics need a precise and thorough treatment in terms of podcast media. Some podcasts leave topics mis or underrepresented because of felt time restraints or just knowledge restraints of those hosting. Not Sean Demars and Room for Nuance. If you’re looking for deep, thoughtful, informed conversations from some of the best minds on important and relevant topics, THIS IS THE PODCAST FOR YOU!

Edifying food for beggars hungry for the Bread of Life.

Appreciate the guests and having important discussions with plenty of nuance to go around. I appreciate that even though Sean and the guests may not always agree on everything, discussions remain cordial and edifying.

Love the podcast; listened to the Terry episode and you mentioned your PA was an artist. Looked him up and love the music. Make some time for him to write more albums in the internship schedule lol!

I discovered Sean Demars from the American Gospel documentaries, which led me to the Defend and Confirm podcast(which is outstanding), and now here to Room For Nuance. Highly recommend if you're interested in thoughtful discussions on various topics from a Christian perspective.

One of the only podcasts where I listen to every episode in its entirety. Sean has a gift in bringing out a fresh side of people. The interviews are edifying and enjoyable to listen to. I am always encouraged from listening.

Extremely great show! Not the twattle we find ourselves listening to these days! ??Question for Russel, I don’t know where else I could get this out to him. I have so much love and appreciation for his family! Have they looked into his wive’s health problems being a possible demonic curse? I do not want to discount anything she’s been through, I know the suffering and desperation is real, and I’ve learned some things recently about curses, I know they are real. Praying for healing, peace, joy and knowing our Father’s love!

It’s wonderful to have more podcasts with reasonable, thought out, and conversational discussion. Strong biblical truth with love and compassion. 10/10 recommend.

This podcast covers an array of great subjects and I love how in depth the conversations are. You get so much wisdom and knowledge out of each episode. And you get the occasional cheesy jokes from Sean all for free 😂 truly a great podcast I’ve been blessed by listening to!

Sit back and listen. Sean does a fantastic job of engaging in good conversation with great guests discussing things that need to be discussed. It’s heavy on topics, but kept light with genuine relationships and banter coming through. This podcast is worth your time!

Needs more jiu jitsu. Otherwise, excellent

Great content and great guests. I enjoy the long interviews, leaves plenty of room for nuance.

Great content, discourse, and quality!

Thoughtful conversations with important Christian thinkers. Great podcasts.

Great topics that we need to discuss. Wonderful and thoughtful way of discussing it.

Great podcast with a great host. Thanks for your work on this, Sean. It’s a great blessing.