Tiger and Lamb

Our resident theologian and Bible Scholar, Pastor Eubanks, returns to answer questions about Covenant Theology. Kevin wants to find out what the big idea is with infant baptism.

Kevin opens with a spicy excerpt from one of his favorite books. Justin reads from the Bible. Kevin and Justin discuss the surprising virtue of nudity and explicit content in art, and how the Bible reflects this sentiment.

Justin and Kevin bring on another Justin for this episode, "Eubanks." Eubanks breaks down his background, and helps illustrate why the Tiger and Lamb podcast is lucky to have his expertise at their disposal.

Justin and Kevin chat with their first guest, Jacob Alvarez, who identifies with the more cultural side of Christianity. Questions and conversation about what Christianity is spark thoughtful discussion. Justin has a mini-sermon preaching the tenants of a faith he doesn't adhere to.

Kevin gets some insight from Justin on best practices for sharing the gospel. Justin explains why common approaches won't work on him.

Justin and Kevin discuss the popular perspectives on end-times theology. Justin asks Kevin some difficult questions.

Justin and Kevin break their normal, weekly release routine to address the implications of the newly released Netflix documentary, "The Death of a Pastor's Wife."

Justin and Kevin discuss the ethics of missionary work, particularly in the context of culture erasure and Church's history of colonial behavior.

Kevin interviews Justin about the process of his departure from the Christian faith. Justin briefly comments on his distaste for the term "deconstruction."

The final episode in our four part "The Secrets of Hillsong" special.

Justin and Kevin venture on a hypothetical journey, exploring what "Pastor Kevin" would have done had he been in the shoes of Brian Houston for the events described in Episode 3 of the FX documentary, "The Secrets of Hillsong."

Justin and Kevin discuss the second episode of the FX documentary, "The Secrets of Hillsong." In this episode, our hosts offer their perspective on the very concept of a "Hillsong College," on the actions of church founder Brian Houston following Carl Lentz' fall from grace, and on the shameful treatment of Laura Lentz in the aftermath of Carl's affair.

This episode kicks off our 4-part mini-series where we discuss the FX Documentary "The Secrets of Hillsong." In this episode, Justin and Kevin discuss Episode 1 of the documentary in detail, ranging from their own personal experiences with Hillsong music to the ousting of the Hillsong Church's former senior pastor, Carl Lentz, to the common folly of corporatized churches in America.

Justin and Kevin discuss their personal experiences with the Altar Call conversion method. They discuss the typical ingredients of an altar call, effective use cases for it, and whether or not it has a proper place in the modern church.

Kevin asks Justin a question or two about where Justin sources his ethics from now that it isn't the Bible. Justin shares his thoughts on the virtues of empathy and authenticity.

Kevin gets very honest and tells Justin he's going to hell. Justin tries his best to play Jesus' advocate and give one or two reasons why hell makes logical sense when viewed through the lens of Christian theology.

Justin and Kevin discuss some of William Blake's works from The Songs of Innocence and The Songs of Experience. In the process, they stumble upon what would later become the title of their podcast.

Justin and Kevin give some background information on the "ChristianQuisition" label as well as the origin story of their friendship.