Folding Chair Theology

In this episode, Bruce and Justin talk through the idea of justice in America and how it contrasts with biblical justice.


Nonviolence: The Revolutionary Way of Jesus, Preston Sprinkle

In this episode, Bruce and Justin discuss the importance of confession and what it could look like in a Christian community.

In this episode, Bruce and Justin remember the January 6th insurrection, based on a HBOmax documentary, Four Hours at the Capitol, and how it is objectively not Christian.

In this episode, Bruce and Justin discuss spiritual gifts.

They do reference a lot of the information provided by Ken Fish during his interview on the Coffee, Theology, & Jesus podcast.

In this episode, Bruce and Justin discuss the correlation between Nehemiah's presentation of the idea that the walls of Jerusalem were strong, but that the people inside the walls were collectively weak and today's, often typical, lack of discipleship within many of our churches.

We are SO excited to turn the show over to our wives, Sarah Pagano and Jessica Mercier so they could interview Sheila Gregorie, author of The Great Sex Rescue: The Lies You've Been Taught and How to Recover What God Intended. They also invited Sarah's friend, Rachel Mast (who was one of the 20,000 women who participated in Sheila's research survey), to co-host the episode.

In addition to all the great conversation and really important information, Sheila shared some exclusive content with them so FCT could be the first to break it. Make sure you listen after the ladies say bye to Sheila because there's like 10 or 15 minutes of bonus content.

About The Authors

Sheila Wray Gregorie is the face behind ToLoveHonorandVacuum.com, which was the largest single-blogger marriage blog until she invited Rebecca Gregoire Lindenbach and Joanna Sawatsky to join her. She’s also an award-winning author of nine books, including The Good Girl’s Guide to Great Sex, and a sought-after speaker. 

Rebecca Gregorie Lindenbach is a psychology graduate, Sheila’s daughter, and the author of Why I Didn’t Rebel. Working alongside her husband, Connor, she develops websites focusing on building Jesus-centered marriages and families.

Joanna Sawatsky has a master’s degree in public health and is a trained microbiologist, epidemiologist, and biostatistician.

How can I connect with Sheila?
Sheila's Blog
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WE'RE BACK! Man, that was a little bit of a weird and unexpected season. We promise, as much as possible, that we won't take off 7 weeks in the middle of a season again.

In this episode, Bruce and Justin discuss the phenomenon of celebrity pastors within the Evangelical Industrial Complex. More specifically, those pastors who build huge platforms, for their own benefit, and then use that platform to control and abuse those in their congregations that they should be serving and caring for.

In this episode, Bruce and Justin discuss the differences between the belief in eternal conscious torment (ECT) as punishment in hell and annihilationism. They also get into why Bruce leans heavily toward the annihilation. 

In this episode, Bruce and Justin tackle the idea of magic in the book of Exodus and the Egyptian magician's ability to duplicate the first few plagues. But, the conversation took a really interesting turn toward talking about God making Pharaoh's heart hard.

In this episode, Bruce and Justin discuss what it means to lament and why it's an important part of being a Christian.