Theology on Tuesdays

In this episode, Justin and Brian answer all the questions that were submitted but never asked in the previous few months at Theology on Tap. Of course as always they answered questions from the floor afterwards.

In this episode, Justin and Brian discuss the significant changes that have occurred in the last several decades when it comes to mealtime rituals. These changes in behavior certainly are due to a significant technological shifts, but more importantly (and perhaps more subtly) they reflect a change in society values. And unfortunately this shift is one of the biggest causes of the rampant loneline...

This week Justin and Brian discuss what the Bible has to say about the topic of money. They address some of the popular misunderstandings about what the Bible teaches regarding money and how the wider culture views money. At root, Jesus's teaching on money is not to restrict our joy but to lead us ultimately into a deeper satisfaction.

In this episode, Justin and Brian discuss the significance of the season of Lent with a special focus on Ash Wednesday. They debunk some common faulty approaches to the season of Lent and offer a few ways that this season is of particular help to us in our day.

In this episode, Justin and Brian recall some of their favorite parts of the Mere Anglicanism Conference hosted by St. Philip's Church in Charleston on Jan 26-28, 2023. From the speakers to the worship sessions, they were blessed and further equipped to share the Faith in a postmodern world through the use of beauty, longing and story. And of course, C.S. Lewis is a perfect example of someone who...

In this episode, Justin and Brian discuss how the Bible addresses failure. Because of the gospel failure is not something to deny or hide, but an opportunity for God to grow us.

In this episode, Justin and Brian discuss why telling time is so important in identity formation and how Christians down through the centuries have sought to reinforce their values in how they order time. They also discuss the season of Advent which kicks off the new church year and why this season is of particular importance not to overlook today.

On this election day, Justin and Brian discuss two of the things one is not supposed to bring up in polite company: politics and religion. They discuss a framework for approaching politics as a Christian, as well as what is helpful and what is not helpful in political discourse as Christians.”

In this episode, Justin and Brian discuss the various factors that contribute to the busyness in our lives and how this affects our flourishing and communities. We were made for friendship and yet many of our habits and practices mitigate the efforts we do put in to build quality friendships. Listen in to catch a vision for how we can capitalize on the time we are given so that we might experience...

In this episode, Justin hosts special guest Dr. Ian Murphy, theologian and author of “Dying to Live: From Agnostic to Baptist to Catholic.” They discuss Ian’s remarkable story and then reflect on some of the do’s and don’t’s when it comes to sharing the faith with others based on what was helpful and what wasn’t helpful in their own journey’s of faith.

Judging

The Real Jesus

ToT Mentoring 8.30.22

Navigating Life's Big Decisions 8-16-22

Q&A

Anger

In part two of the mini-series on finding purpose for our lives, Brian and Justin explore how relationships are central to human flourishing. The two kinds of human relationships that are explicitly mentioned in the 10 Commandments are the parent/child relationship and husband/wife relationship. Join Brian and Justin as they explore how we can find deeper purpose in our lives as we seek to follow...