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The Good Books, Big Questions podcast returns for season 2, beginning March 2, 2026. The podcast continues its commitment to bold, loving, and sensible conversations about faith—creating space for honest dialogue around the questions that shape belief, doubt, and discipleship.

Listeners are invited back into thoughtful conversations with NavPress authors and staff as they explore the lived realities behind their writing and ministry. These new episodes will continue to engage complex topics with humility and hope, offering companionship for anyone navigating faith in a complicated world.

Guests featured in season two include Mark DeYmaz, author of several Make Me an Instrument of Your Peace; Derwin Gray, author of Lit Up with Love; Heather Thompson Day and London Marie Day, authors of Can I Sit Here?.

“This podcast is for anyone who is earnestly pursuing — or rebuilding — their faith,” said Dave Zimmerman, publisher of NavPress. “Our hope is that these conversations will help people feel less alone in their questions and more hopeful about where the questions might take them.”

Good Books, Big Questions is hosted by NavPress author Karen Stiller, former editor of Faith Today magazine and founding host of the Faith Today podcast.

“I get to speak with authors and editors who don’t hide from tough questions about faith,” Stiller said. “How does the biblical story deal with resentment, insecurity, and the other things that keep us up at night? How might Christian faith speak into experiences of racial trauma, abandonment, and grief? How can writing serve as a form of deep communion with others as we navigate the complexities of life together? This is the kind of dialogue we want to make room for.”

Good Books, Big Questions is available on all major podcast streaming platforms. Season 2 includes eight episodes, which will be published weekly beginning March 2, 2026. You can also go back and listen to all episodes from season 1.