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Dr. Richard Beck along with sidekick Jonathan Storment discuss the

Devilpalooza (which will air next week), whose is responsible for the

Wrapup podcast with Storment, going native, revolt theology, keeping

faith during suffering, shame, and Richard's new book Reviving Old Scratch.

Physicists Dr. Paul Wallace

joins the show to discuss the relation of Science and Theology, Job,

evolution, God as an idea, Newton, God as a presence, God as

un-shoehornable, Ex Nihlo and Stars Beneath Us.

Jonathan Storment returns to the show to talk Justin Bieber, Calvinism,

Ecumenicalism, grief, progress, suffering, flea markets, Three Phrases,

Deuteronomy vs. Job and Jonathan is thankful for anyone interacting with

him.

Philosopher Dr. James Smith joins the show to talk The Power of Habits,

being changed by Love, smoking nurses, virtues vs. laws, developing 2nd

Nature, St. Augustine grass, sacraments,  and his new book You Are What You Love.

The topic is modern spirituality's propensity to build structures of safety instead of teaching us to swim in the mystery for the first ever Newsworthy Monologue.

Filmmaker Paul Nevison

returns to the show to discuss his recent trip with World Vision to

film the Syrian Refugee crisis, sitting with suffering, hopelessness,

neighboring, and refusing to see persecutors as enemies.

Dr. A.J. Swoboda returns to the show to discuss why Portland is so

weird, rap songs by Shaq, modern Christianity's over-promising,

wandering pastors,  and his new book The Dusty Ones.

Jonathan Storment joins the show to discuss Rob Bell, evolving as a

pastor, the muse, fragile worshipers, feeling alone, describing

transcendent moments, jerk moments, chemo, Easter Sunday hangover, and

all things March from the podcast.

Dr. Peter Enns

returns to the show to discuss Richard Rohr, honesty, how intellectuals

can process spiritual experiences, forced deaths, the importance of

going through agnostic phases, faith, Disney vs. Harvard, why Pete's

family doesn't read his writing and his newest book The Sin of Certainty.

Dr. Richard Beck returns to the show to discuss being a pessimist,

Luke's dad's love for Pete Rollins, not true but good, William James,

certainty as psychosis, fragile worshipers, substitutionary penal atonement, dead puppies, blood medleys, and his upcoming book Reviving Old Scratch.