The Love and Theology Podcast with @tospeakz & @yamzBsayin

The Love and Theology Podcast with @tospeakz & @yamzBsayin

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  • Ep 19: The Head of Household discussion Pt 1
    Viewer/Listener question: Join @tospeakz and @yamzbsayin as they have a discussion about the concept of the "Head of Household."  What does the bible say about this? What did Paul mean? Have we been interpreting this correctly.
    Check out the link for HELLOFRESH: https://linktr.ee/loveandtheology Feel free to send us questions or thoughts at: [email protected]
    35 min
  • Ep 18: For Better or For Worse
    Join @tospeakz and @yamzbsayin as they work through a disagreement they had that almost shut down production of this podcast.  Were they able to work it out.
    Feel free to email us with any topic suggestions at [email protected].
    Follow us on IG @theloveandtheologypodcast
    Look for us on our youtube page at Love and Theology
    36 min
  • Ep 16: Should We Celebrate Christmas
    Listen, it's been a long couple of days.  I must admit to you that we were not at our best on this episode, but we still leave you with a bunch of great information for you to do your own research on.  We encourage you to look at the Youtube Channel for the visual.  It's funnier to watch it LOL
    43 min
  • Ep 15: I don't know what to believe...
    Do you believe that there are some inconsistencies in the Bible?Join the conversation as @tospeakz and @yamzbsayin discuss sex, sexuality, and a whole bunch of random thoughts not really related to this topic.
      Feel free to send all questions and topic suggestions to [email protected] and follow us on Instagram at @tospeakz and @yamzbsayin.
    55 min

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Love and Theology is a podcast that explores all aspects of life, relationships, current events, and religion through the lens of two seminary students who are both licensed ministers.