In this exciting episode, Byron and Char explore a Rohrian notion of the Trinity (who was in turn inspired by Augustine) -- God as formlessness, form, and the relationship between -- with special emphasis on the Holy Spirit as the most under-explored member of the Trinity.

Wrapping up the 2021 fall season, Char unpacks their radical Christian economics with the thesis that it is antithetical to the Christian call and teachings of Jesus to be rich. Interested? Upset? Tune in to hear more and please share your thoughts!

Second take on Astro theology and the possible moral and spiritual implications brought up by our understanding of and possible expansion into space. This week Char and Byron explore questions about aliens, the soul, and what an infinite universe might say about Jesus. 

Do the planets have supernatural power? Is quantum physics the materialistic source of moral free will? Is it possible that humanity can transcend time and space and become a self-caused cause? All these and more in this week's episode. Astro-theology is one of Byron's happy places and Char brings all the good questions. 

What is prayer? What is its purpose? Is there a right way to pray? In this week's episode, Byron and Char scratch the surface on what is a central practice not only of Christianity but most if not all religions and spiritualities. 

What can the early evangelical church teach us about religious splits? What does it mean for a church to split? Does unity as a community have to look like unification? Hear all these and more in this weeks of Char and Byron's random musings! 

Y'all ready for this one? We've defined sin before, but here we both take another stab at it to get to the conundrum of if it is possible for us to be without sin in this life. Did Jesus sin when He walked the earth? Was it possible for Him not to? Join us this week as we explore such juicy questions!

What is the apocalypse? The end of the world? A message from God? A Genre of Biblical literature? Maybe all of the above? Let's find out in this weeks episode with Char and Byron. 

We're back! Finally on Princeton campus, Byron and Char hit off the season with a deep dive on whiteness: whether the identity of whiteness is redeemable or not, how it relates to queerness, and how this construct fits into God's redemptive work.

Emily Huff is a true gem, and in this episode of Barefoot to Emmaus she shares with us some of her wisdom on the holy gift of parenting. Tune in to bask in her presence and her profound reflections.