The Happy Rant

In this episode, Stephen, Ted, and Barnabas cheerfully rant about: Will there ever be another Michael Jordan? Should Christianity and Capitalism intersect? How much dance, drama, and video is acceptable in church. 

In this episode, Stephen, Ted, and Barnabas cheerfully rant about: Why Ted doesn't like booklists, the best movies sequels ever, and the good and bad of cold contact evangelism.

In this episode, Stephen, Ted, and Barnabas cheerfully rant about: Why we don’t care about the FIFA scandal, being an attention whore online, and why everyone is so easily offended. 

In this episode of The Happy Rant, Stephen, Ted, and Barnabas cheerfully rant about: The problem with putting people like the Duggars on a pedestal, the Bill Simmons sportswriting phenomenon, and whether it’s better to take Bibles or apps to church. 

In this episode, Stephen, Ted, and Barnabas discuss: The good and bad of crappy Christian music, deflated footballs, and whether we should be worried about declining church attendance. 

In this episode of The Happy Rant, Ted gets his first hosting gig! Stephen, Ted, and Barnabas talk about mentoring, the NFL Draft, and the Mayweather fight. 

In this episode of The Happy Rant, Stephen, Ted, and Barnabas answer listener questions, such as: Should we call Jesus our “best friend”, should spouses be theologically similar, and other hot topics. 

In this episode, Stephen, Ted, and Barnabas cheerfully rant about: The highlights and lowlights from The Gospel Coalition Conference. Whether cynicism is a vice or a virtue. Can you judge a church by its sign? 

In this episode, Stephen, Ted, and Barnabas rant about: All the goodness from The Gospel Coalition Conference, including who is rising and who is falling, fashion choices, and gospel drinking games. They also read the Chastity Virtue Wiki entry, and discuss whether we need so many types of Bibles.

In this episode of The Happy Rant, Stephen, Ted, and Barnabas discuss: The good, bad, and ugly of Easter, including why holiday meals are so overrated. A new game called “Fire, Hire, or Excommunicate”. And whether or not Christians should be pursuing their dream jobs.