Round robin: Dan on radio teachers, tapes, and interpretive humility

Dan (addressed by name) traces his influences: at 18 with no father figure, Focus on the Family taught him about being a husband and dad, then Chuck Swindoll on the radio, then years of cassette tapes from Bible teachers. He notes that every recent voice he dialed into (Driscoll, Perry Noble) eventually blew up, so now he prefers topical listening without deifying anyone. The discussion widens to N.T. Wright's Ask N.T. Wright podcast and Wright's daily Greek New Testament reading, and to Wright and Keller disagreeing on real issues — which the hosts take as reason for humility: scripture is bigger than any interpreter, and God is sovereign over the disagreements.