Listener sentiment
The pattern through the most recent ratings is unchanged from the prior window: listener enthusiasm for Knowing Faith is near-universal, with reviews doubling as praise and episode-question submissions for the hosts to field on air. Listeners continue to single out the trio's warm friendship and banter, the balance of theological depth with accessibility, and the show's signature aim of teaching people to think theologically rather than just absorb conclusions — a habit several reviewers credit with reshaping how they study Scripture and discuss faith with others. The audience skews highly engaged and participatory (pastors, ministry leaders, teenagers, and even a self-described non-Christian), and the question-driven Q&A format of the current season is working for most, though some still hope for a return to walking through books of the Bible. Criticism remains sparse and mild: one listener repeats that the hosts' tendency to agree with each other undercuts the goal of modeling charitable disagreement; the AI episode continues to draw pushback as too casual; and minor recurring quibbles include awkwardly placed mid-sentence ads, a more ad-driven corporate feel in recent episodes, and occasional undefined seminary jargon.
Apple4.9 · 497
Summary generated Nov 3, 2026
