Theology on Air

Ken, Austin, Adam, and Evan enjoy an engaging conversation about the World Cup, the recent "birthright citizenship" decision, the importance of local culture, and more. Learn more about Theology by the Pint: theologybythepint.org.

First-time guest and author JD Bauman joins Ken and Evan to take an even deeper look at the question we proposed during a live event: How rich is too rich? How much of their money should Christians give away? Are all charities of equal value? Can taxes be considered part of our charitable giving? We talk about that and much more on this episode of Theology on Air.

Sarah, Jason, Stephen, and Evan take a look at some pretty serious topics, beginning with Senate candidate James Talarico saying he is a Christian who "hates Christianity," then an article that argues that Leftism is actually unjust, and finally a long conversation about the British report on Pakistani grooming gangs. While we don't say any "naughty" words, the content for...

Our May live event took a look at the Lord's Supper. Is Christ really present? Why are Christians divided over it? What is transubstantiation? And much more!

First time WPRer Joel Davis joins Ken, Jason, and Evan take a look at the Department of War revoking Mormon chaplains, a double standard with politicians, asking whether the Declaration of Independent is Christian, and the morality of taking over Iran's oil production.

Jesus talked about money more than anything else, but still we seem confused about it. Is it ok to accumulate wealth? Does God want us to give it all away? Should Christians be rich? Poor?

Sarah, Ken, and Evan take a look at the Vatican’s new statements about AI, a disturbing MAID case coming out of Canada, an article that asks if it was worth it to spend $200 million on one soldier, and whether more people in Europe die from a lack of air conditioning than Americans do from guns. 

TBTP regular Stephen Curto stops by to take a quick look at three topics: aliens and the Bible, whether "senior pastor" is a biblical office, and the "regulative principle" of worship.

Matthew Distefano of the Heretic Happy Hour podcast joins Theology on Air for a debate/discussion on Homosexuality and God's Law. Does God's Law - especially the Old Testament - still have something to say about this issue? Does love conquer all? Does experience play a deciding role? What about Paul's teachings about scandalizing the church? We go extra long in this episode to attempt...

On this extended episode of WPR, we look at the Sam Allberry controversy, new thinking on SSRIs and whether Christians are happier than non-Christians, whether pay day lenders are predatory, the statement that America is a “credal nation,” and the redistricting fights in the US. Thanks to Stephen Curto and Cody Pogue for joining us!

Adam, Ken, and Evan have at times heated debate on long-standing issues, including political violence as a Left or Right issue, failed government programs, and whether Christians should seek “privilege” in America. Enjoy the free-flowing conversation! 

Neil Shenvi has established himself as one of America's most important thinkers on woke culture, DEI, and all things "critical." He joins Sarah and Evan to look at his latest book, Post Woke. If you are looking for how to respond to many of the claims that became normal during the "Woke" era, Neil's interview (and book!) are a great place to start.

Sarah, Ken, Jason, and Evan discuss Trump's barrage of social media posts, the hypocrisy of caring more for lobsters than people, asymmetries (like crime, immigration, taxation, etc.) in the culture that are driving us mad, whether freezing eggs is really a good idea, and more.

Sarah, James, and Evan talk about more AI craziness, whether people should just compost when they die, the use of IVF to create healthy humans, Pete Hegseth's questionable wartime ethics, and more.

Evan McClanahan and Matthew Tyson look at the question of the death penalty and ask if Christians should support it or not. It seems there was unanimity on this subject for much of Christian history, but now, many Christians oppose the death penalty. We will consider Old Testament Law, ethics, pragmatism, and more as we unpack this complex topic. This is the first of a regular offering of debates...

On this episode of WPR, new guest James joins Cody, Sarah, and Evan as we pick up where we left off last time (is someone like Talarico truly speaking for Christianity?). We also look at President Trump's controversial Religious Liberty Commission, the decline of Catholic attendance, women being forced to have c-sections, some people claiming to see aliens while on DMT, homeless policy failure...

Theology by the Pint is live in Kingwood looking at Christian Nationalism. Do you have to follow God's law to be a good government? What is Christian Nationalism and does it make sense?

This extended version of WPR sees Evan, Adam, and Matt looking at the perils of AI, the Christian grace of aging, James Telarico's version of Christianity (or is it "Christianity"?), and whether LGBT from 2022 was just a "fad" or "social contagion.

This is a bit of an unusual conversation for Theology on Air, but it is especially relevant. America is living through - whether they like it or not - an economic shift away from "Free Trade" dogma towards "Fair Trade" dogma. Think of something like tariffs for fair trade and a desire for the lowest price for consumers in the free trade camp. Both ideas have their merit and bot...

Sarah, Ken, Evan and first-time guest Loren look at a variety of headlines including the disturbing trend of looksmaxxing, whether Christians can be Libertarians, where in the world certain in God still exists, and more signs of anarcho-tyranny where criminals are rewarded while law-abiders are punished. If you like this kind of content, remember to donate or attend our in-person events! Learn mor...

Collin Cornell joins Sarah and Evan to offer a pretty unique take on the mission of the Church. Rather than being limited just to our forgiveness, Collin asks what else Christians are supposed to be doing with their lives. Old habits of looking at Genesis 1-2 and then the last few chapters of Revelation lead us to miss a lot of important data in between. Collin is a professor at Fuller Seminary an...

Who is Israel? From Abraham to wars over Gaza, we explore whether today's nation-state is the same as the Israel of the Old Testament. When you hear about the geopolitical events of today around Israel and the Jewish people, how connected is all of that to the stories from the Old Testament of Abraham, Isaac, Jacob, and continuing on to Jesus? Are the promises made to Israel in the Bible still...

What are the differences among Christians? What divides us and where are we united? Are Catholics and Protestants really all that different? What exactly is the Eastern Orthodox church? What things do we agree on and where are the schisms? Will we all go to heaven? Come join us for the most ecumenical conversation you may ever have as we hear from ministry leaders from all 3 churches and argue abo...

Sarah, Evan, Paul, and Ken look extensively at the dramatic events with ICE and Border Patrol in Minnesota asking questions about the right use of force, the legitimacy of deportations, and whether the two deaths there were justified or preventable. We also look at a suggestion for a national divorce and a breaking story in the Charismatic world involving the downfall of at least one big name.

Medical industry executive Alec King joins us to look at how he applies his Christian faith in his work. Where does the faith speak to some of the controversies and issues in the medical field, especially gender reassignment surgery or vaccines? Enjoy!