Theology is inherently political and vice versa. The week after the election Byron has some big thoughts. Some of this is really just psalm style ranting and venting so be warned. 

In a world afflicted with so much injustice, it is important to consider the role of prophets. In this episode, we discuss who the prophets of old were and who the prophets of today may be.

Apokatastasis is an ancient Greek word that means "Universal Restoration". Explore with Char and Byron a little bit about what lies behind this Hopeful, Ultimate, Universal theory of Reconciliation.  Maybe we're heretics, but at least we have hope. 

What could Heaven be like? Why does it matter to us today? In this episode, Char unpacks his view of Heaven affectionately known as Jesus globby-body.

Language is deeply connected to human spirituality. From the tower of Babel to speaking in tongues, what are the implications of language for our beliefs around our faith and our connection to each other and beyond? 

In a challenging conversation, Byron and Char confront their own struggle to find joy in the context of joy as a spiritual discipline. 

What's in a name? Byron and Char explore the significance of names, looking at their own names, the names of God, and how God values names.

In this pilot episode, Byron and Char dive into their stories as the framework for their theological perspectives.