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Campfire Theology episodes

  • S3. 3 (63): Preterism vs. Futurism Discussion

    This episode continues our discussion about preterism and futurism, specifically dispensationalism. What you hear is a genuine conversation about challenging long held theology and the struggles that come along with it. While this episode is not a clean and clear debate, it's an open dialogue into discussing Revelation, eschatology, and theology.

    59 min
  • S3. 2 (62): Where have we been? Struggling through changing theology.

    ***This episode has an intro in the beginning from Kyle explaining why we haven't been posting much over the past year. He also announced his new podcast and book that are coming out in the fall of 2026.

    This episode is part 1 of a 2 part episode where we discuss different eschatologies, specifically preterism and dispensationalism. We discuss if Jesus' return is a future one or if he already came back in the past.

    1 hr 33 min
  • S2. 14 (56): Do animals have souls?

    This is episode 56 of Campfire Theology. In this episode we discuss:

    • Do our pets go to Heaven?
    • Do animals have souls?
    • Were animals our best friends before the fall?
    • Is being vegan actually closer to what God designed?

    We discuss evolutions as well and some of its flaws especially when it comes to plants and animals. As always, thanks for joining us, because we believe the conversation itself is holy.

    54 min
  • S2. 12 (54): Campfire Convos w/ Kevin Warren

    Kevin Warren joins us as we start our "Campfire Convos" series. We want to expand the conversation to include others so we will be doing interviews/chats with some fascinating people.

    Kevin has an awesome story and is a brilliant guy. We have some great discussions, talk some theology, and hear an inspiring word from him. Check it out!

    2 hr

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A group of friends having a casual "fireside" chat about theology. We pose a lot of questions to each other that will get the listener thinking about Christianity in challenging ways. We don't…