Everyday Theology

"Leadership" has become a buzzword within the church world. When we think about leadership and leaders, what are we actually thinking about? In this episode, Aaron and Ben speak with Brad Lomenick, the founder of the Catalyst conference, about healthy and lasting ways to think about leadership.

In this Everyday Theology Special episode, Aaron talks with Pastor Travis Simons of The Potters House North Dallas about Kanye West's new album, Jesus is King. How should the church think about Kanye, about his new album, his conversion, and being in the public eye?

How has theology affected the way that Christian engage within the church? This week we talk with Dr. Zachary Tackett about how theology has affected not just whether or not you could trick or treat on Halloween, but how theology in the past has played out in strange ways which can still hurt people today, especially women.

What is the brain and how does the way that we think about it matter? This week, Ben and Aaron speak with Dr. Aimee Franklin, Assistant Professor of Biology at Southeastern University, about the brain, mental health, sin, and more. Join us as we dive into thinking about what the brain is and how Christians should think about such a complex and enigmatic organ.

How should we think about diversity and why does that matter? In this episode, Rev. Dr. Gabriel Salguero president of the National Latino Evangelical Coalition and pastor at Calvario City Church talks to us about diversity in the church and in the United States of America.

This week we have a conversation with Dr. Robby Waddell about money, power, and how Jesus challenges our modern ways of thinking.

What is Sabbath, should we Sabbath, isn't Sabbath just something people did a long time ago? This week, we talk to A.J. Swoboda about the value and mandate of Sabbath in an ever increasingly busy culture.

Everyday Theology is a podcast coming soon, brought to you by the ECCLESIAM Blog (www.ecclesiam.com). On this teaser episode, Aaron Ross and Ben Gomez speak with their guest, Chris Green - author, speaker, preacher, and theologian, about the viral Instagram account (@preachersnsneakers) and what it means for everyday Christian life.