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We're back for Season 2! And we can't wait to share some exciting, engaging discussions with you. Also, new this season, we're adding show guests. We're super pumped about bringing fresh perspectives to the TAOFS lineup, and we know you'll love it, too! So be sure to tune in for the first episode coming your way in just a few short days!

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What is a green room anyway? Simply put, it's a place where the best and brightest church volunteers gather to enjoy gourmet coffees and assorted Little Debbie cakes (not a sponsor) while they ponder the vicissitudes of life. TOTALLY KIDDING! But sometimes it can feel that way. Whitney Capps and co-host Russ Greer discuss this curious element of Christian subculture to determine what place, if any, it has in the church.

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We're not trying to start a war, but this conversation is one worth having. It may seem like the concept of modesty is a distant memory of a bygone era. But as followers of Jesus, we have a responsibility to steward our bodies—and how we dress them—in a way that honors Christ and considers others. Whitney Capps and co-host Russ Greer tackle a difficult but necessary discussion on the biblical foundation for modesty.

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What we say when we sing absolutely matters. Almost every song—whether it's part of a church service or not—is infused with theology. Some are more obvious than others, but it's usually there. Whitney Capps and co-host Russ Greer continue the conversation on the importance of lyrics in the songs we sing to and about God.

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Worship in the Word (Shane & Shane)
Doorpost Songs

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If you attend church regularly, you're probably familiar with the idea of singing songs as a part of the corporate worship gathering experience. But have you thought much about what you're saying when you sing those songs? The reality is that the lyrics we recite declare truths—or maybe even untruths—about God. Whitney Capps and co-host Russ Greer take a deeper look at the importance of the words we say when we sing songs to and about God. 

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You've probably heard by now that T-Swift's new album has caused quite a stir in the Christian community. So, what's the big deal? Why are her lyrics treated differently than countless other secular artists? Whitney Capps and co-host Russ Greer take a shot at explaining the beef and sharing some helpful ways you can become a more discerning listener while helping those around you do the same.

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Everybody is a worshipper. And every worshipper worships something. But who (or what) we worship tells us a lot about what we believe. Whitney Capps and co-host Russ Greer unpack some of the key issues when developing a right theology of worship and that theology expresses itself in everyday life.

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There are myriad zero-calorie cola options available for consumption on your favorite grocer's shelves. But which one is king? Whitney Capps and co-host Russ Greer take opposing sides on this critical discussion. Join the conversation on social media or at theologyandfun.com!

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What are the most important parts of what we believe? Are there things that matter more than others? What are the major things? The minor things? Whitney Capps and co-host Russ Greer give an overview of the significance of essentials and non-essentials in the Christian faith.

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Passages for further study:
- Mark 1:15
- 1 Corinthians 15:1-5
- Isaiah 52:7-10

Man on the Middle Cross - Alistair Begg

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Is "church hurt" a good reason to stop going to church? Does church membership really matter? What authority does the church have in your life? These aren't easy questions to answer, but they are important. Whitney Capps and co-host Russ Greer tackle these and other church-related issues in this final part of a series on the church.

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John Piper sermon on church membership »» https://tinyurl.com/msdbc6rz

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