The Bully Pew Podcast
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Show overview
The Bully Pew Podcast has been publishing since 2023, and across the 3 years since has built a catalogue of 123 episodes, alongside 12 trailers or bonus episodes. That works out to roughly 70 hours of audio in total. Releases follow a fortnightly cadence, with the show now in its 4th season.
Episodes typically run thirty-five to sixty minutes — most land between 28 min and 42 min — though episode length varies meaningfully from one episode to the next. None of the episodes are flagged explicit by the publisher. It is catalogued as a EN-US-language Religion & Spirituality show.
The show is actively publishing — the most recent episode landed 6 days ago, with 30 episodes already out so far this year.
From the publisher
The Bully Pew Podcast is a candid discussion about how to walk as a faithful Christian man in the pews. In the face of a culture that is actively hostile to true biblical masculinity, how do men serve and support their local church and come alongside their brothers who are serving in the pastorate? Join Protestia's David Morrill as he applies the Bible to the life of the ordinary, modern Christian man.
Latest Episodes
View all 123 episodesWords and Deeds
Glimmer of Hope
Stick in the Mud
What's In a Name?
Polemicist Pastors
Platform Poison Pill
Lie Twice, Shame on You
[PREVIEW] Julie's in Trouble
Splintering CCM
When Friends Fight
S4 Ep 21Side B Complementarianism
<html><p>David discusses the logical connection between "I could preach better, but God says no" complementarianism and "Side B" LGBT theology.</p></html>
S4 Ep 20Finding the Abuser
<html><p>David discusses the information reported by St. Andrew's Chapel to the police concerning the reported whereabouts of the Nichols' daughter at the time abuse was allegedly occurring, and asks the real questions that must be answered in pursuit of justice.</p><p>Note: Around the 14:50 mark, "Stephen Nichols was a youth leader" should have been "Stephen Adams."</p></html>
S4 Ep 19[PREVIEW] Bodycam Ecclesiology
trailer<html><p>David discusses the latest on the St. Andrew's Chapel vs Steve Nichols saga and the May 2025 bodycam footage, and laments the inability of young men to understand the difference between the liberty to choose a spouse they prefer and the "liberty" to marry a lost woman. </p></html>
S4 Ep 18Triaging Triage
<html><p>David discusses a recent essay by Chris Bolt at American Reformer critiquing Al Mohler's "theological triage," adding some commentary about making sure to factor in Christian liberty and the practical outworking of discipline/discernment.</p></html>
S4 Ep 17Defending Driscoll
<html><p>David discusses the bizarre phenomenon of folks forgetting the false teacher that Mark Driscoll is, and finding themselves adopting his anti-Protestia talking points because we won't go as hard against their opponents as they'd like.</p></html>
S4 Ep 16The Anti-Discernment of Christian YouTube
<html><p>David explains the market mechanisms at play and the underlying doctrinal and associational expansiveness in effect among some of today's most popular Christian YouTubers.</p></html>
S4 Ep 15Southern Anabaptist Convention
<html><p>David explains the particulars of how the 5th Circuit Court of Appeals' ruling in McRaney v. NAMB effectively removes SBC cooperation from ordinary participation in civil and legal life.</p></html>
S4 Ep 13Special: The Ape Video Litmus Test
<html><p>David discusses the usefulness of the "ape video" hoax as a measuring stick for identifying False Teachers, Cowards, or Careerists.</p></html>
S4 Ep 12Ape Videos, Ignorance, and False Witness
<html><p>David discusses the "Trump shared an Obama ape video" hoax, and points out that ignorance of the facts of an issue doesn't excuse complicity in false witness.</p></html>
S4 Ep 11[PREVIEW] The Heretical Slide of Seeker-Sensitivity
trailer<html><p>David talks about Kirk Cameron's pastor, Rex Holt, and how exposure to seeker-sensitive, Purpose Driven church culture may have shaped Kirk's shift. He argues that annihilationism is a first-order, gospel-distorting heresy because it undermines penal substitutionary atonement and the necessity of Christ’s exclusive, perfect sacrifice, and calls the church to stand firmly on eternal conscious torment as a non-negotiable biblical truth. </p></html>