Theology on Air Theology on Tap, Houston

First, hang in there, the audio gets better! Apologies for a dang mic cable being ever so slightly disconnected. We have edited the audio as best we can on it is only on Evan's mic...so give it time, the audio gets better. (BTW, if any volunteers want to help us produce our content, we're hiring! For no pay.)



Sarah, Evan, and Austin look at the previous night's presidential debate and related topics, including the Supreme Court rulings.

Should Christians engage in politics? Should Christian morality be at the heart of the laws we make and enforce? Does God appoint governments? What the heck is a Christian Nationalist and...are you one? When does Patriotism turn into idolatry?

Our THREE guest speakers:
Max Anton (repping for Christian Nationalism),
Norman Horn (founder and President of the Libertarian Christian Institute), and
Nick Hadsell (taking the "Christians should disengage from politics & culture wars" perspective)
will bring their differing perspectives to the conversation and then we'll have a large format group discussion where you can text your own questions in to our larger panel of pastors and professors.

Sarah, Austin, and Evan look at current events and interesting topics.

Are those blurry creatures from another planet or another spiritual plane? And should we be afraid either way? Are there any connections to weird passages in Scripture? Why should Christians care about it at all?

Our two guest speakers, Jeremy Evans and Phil Tallon, will bring opposing perspectives to the conversation and then we'll have a large format group discussion where you can text your own questions in to our larger panel of pastors and professors.

Sarah, Evan, Mace, and James discuss a series of interesting Catholic stories, a disturbing story from Ru Paul's show, a look at social contagions, and asking what the benefits of "multiculturalism" really are.

Part 2 of A Dummies Guide to the Early Church will help anyone understand the major issues in the Church from about 450 to 800. Still dealing with Christological issues, i.e. the nature of Jesus, Councils 4-7 sought to iron out key doctrines in the Church. We'll explain basic concepts and phrases that Christians should be familiar with and you'll leave feeling like you just aced a 101 class in seminary. Thanks to Evan Friske for stopping in to talk to the other Evan.