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The 7 Best Sermon Podcasts in 2026

Updated June 2026 · by the Episode Club team

Good preaching travels well. A sermon recorded on Sunday morning can be in your pocket by Tuesday's commute, and some of the most faithful Bible teaching anywhere now arrives as a podcast feed. These eight are the ones we'd hand a friend: Tim Keller's sermon archive, still being released week by week; Alistair Begg working passage by passage through whole books; BibleProject turning serious scholarship into a conversation you can follow while doing dishes. Everything here is family-friendly and broadly evangelical — no hot takes, no denominational score-settling, just Scripture taught with care. We checked every feed in June 2026, so each one is still actively publishing — no abandoned feeds here. The honest difficulty is volume: a few of these are daily, and subscribing to all eight means your podcast app fills up faster than anyone can listen. That's why we built Episode Club — pick the shows you want, and we'll send one quiet weekly email with whatever's new, briefly summarized, so nothing good slips past you.

1
Timothy Keller Sermons Podcast by Gospel in Life
Tim Keller
Decades of sermons from Redeemer Presbyterian, released weekly and remastered. Keller's gift was preaching to the skeptic in the room — gentle, literary, intellectually honest. Start anywhere; the archive runs deep and almost nothing in it has aged.
2
BibleProject
BibleProject Podcast
Tim Mackie and Jon Collins trace themes — water, sabbath, the test — across the whole biblical story. Seminary-level scholarship delivered as two friends thinking out loud; the long multi-episode series reward slow, patient listening.
3
Truth For Life Daily Program
letters@truthforlife.org (Alistair Begg)
Alistair Begg preaches straight through books of the Bible, a passage at a time, in a warm Scottish brogue. Daily episodes around twenty-five minutes, zero gimmicks — careful exposition drawn from his decades at Parkside Church in Cleveland.
4
Practicing the Way with John Mark Comer
Practicing the Way
John Mark Comer's teaching feed on apprenticeship to Jesus — silence, sabbath, prayer, community. Calm, unhurried delivery with concrete practices to try the same week. A natural on-ramp if spiritual formation sounds appealing but you don't know where to begin.
5
The Bible Recap
Tara-Leigh Cobble
Tara-Leigh Cobble walks a chronological read-through of Scripture, recapping each day's passage in about eight minutes — what's confusing, what's beautiful, where God shows up. Countless people have finally read the whole Bible with this show keeping them company.
6
Ask Pastor John
Desiring God
Listeners send John Piper hard questions — suffering, anxiety, parenting, puzzling verses — and he answers in ten careful minutes, always reasoning from the text. Thousands of episodes deep, it doubles as a searchable archive for almost any question you're carrying.
7
Knowing Faith
Kyle Worley, JT English, Jen Wilkin
Jen Wilkin, JT English, and Kyle Worley talk doctrine — covenant, Trinity, how to read Leviticus — like three sharp friends at a whiteboard. The rare theology podcast that is rigorous, kind, and genuinely funny, with no axe to grind.