Front Porch Theology

Heather, Jeremy, and Will discuss if the Bible has contradictions. The three amigos go over some of the more difficult passages while Jeremy gets excited to talk about circumcision.

Heather, Jeremy, and Will all discuss 1 Corinthians 11 and whether or not women should cover their head. Is it cultural or is it a universal standard given by God? What do angels have to do with it? The three debate these things and so much more.

Heather and Jeremy meet to discuss the crazy things we put in our body. From over eating, to smoking, to tattoos, how do we know what should come in and what should stay out? Why does it matter and how can it impact our Christian walk? Also the two discuss theories on Will's whereabouts.

Listen as Heather, Will, and Jeremy discuss what the Bible says about how to be laid to rest. Heather and Will shares stories while Jeremy reveals his emotional confusion on the topic.

Heather and Will discuss deep space while Jeremy, back from COVID, is not having it. Trying to avoid a collision with distraction, Will discusses what we can learn about the pictures from the Webb Telescope. But, will he and Heather prevail or will Jeremy run this podcast out of orbit with a new found obsession with the dangers of plastics? Listen and find out!

Heather, Jeremy, and Will sit down to discuss homosexuality. How ought the church approach this issue? Should we be loving; and if so, what does that look like? There are these questions and more!

Will and Heather have abandoned Jeremy once again, but not all is lost. There is the mailbag. Jeremy answers a question about blended families. Though the Bible is quiet on the topic, there are some principles. Jeremy talks about these and goes into his own history to discuss the tale of two families.

Parenting expert Amanda Basham joins Will and Heather on the front porch for this episode. Amanda talks about best practices for raising kids in a godly and healthy way, but also gives a shocking revelation that she, in fact, does not always have it all together. The three parents have a conversation about mistakes and grace in parenting while Heather essentially begs to become best friends with Amanda.

Heather and WIll hash out their differences and make peace with one another as Jeremy goes mysteriously missing from the front porch. In a mid-show decision, Baker is pulled off of tech duty and takes Jeremy’s place, perhaps permanently. They discuss their enneagram numbers, their spiritual gifts, and talk about how you can discover and use your gifts from God in the church.

Jeremy and Will finally answer the question, "Are they friends or work-friends?" As the two go solo, they discuss whether co-pastors should be friends. Also the two confess and lament over the grey area of having friendships and doing their job. They also ask questions of each other in order to get to know one another a bit more. There is laughing, crying, and tons of complaining (mainly by Will Lynn Basham).