Theology is not just for Sunday mornings, Bible Studies, and seminary classrooms.  We all do theology every day.  Every time we ponder who God is, what He's like, how He interacts with us, and how our lives are part of His purposes, we're being theologians.  This podcast series will explore the lives and stories of Houston's "Everyday Theologians" and how their faith informs and affects their day-to-day lives.

A relatively light episode in terms of the number of stories, but a deeper dive into two serious issues. The first article looks at how abortion can be considered a states rights issue if slavery can't be. The second issue looks at James Lindsey's trolling of the American Reformer with an article celebrating Christian Nationalism using the Communist Manifest. That leads to a long conversation about a topic brewing big-time in Reformed circles, the Post War Consensus. What it is, is it a problem, what is the response. Thanks to Ken and Max for stopping by!

Theology is not just for Sunday mornings, Bible Studies, and seminary classrooms.  We all do theology every day.  Every time we ponder who God is, what He's like, how He interacts with us, and how our lives are part of His purposes, we're being theologians.  This podcast series will explore the lives and stories of Houston's "Everyday Theologians" and how their faith informs and affects their day-to-day lives.

Is our "image" the same thing as our "identity?" Can we choose our gender? Are there more than two? In an age when we can curate our image on social media, does that also mean we can curate who we ARE? Are image and identity the same? Do we decide or discover our identity? How does our theology inform gender ideology? Who does God say you are?

Beth White serves as our main speaker and we had a sound system outage during introductions for the panel. The panel includes the following: John Eigege, Mac Gervais, Beth White, Jordan Hylden, and Aubrey Spears.

We look at lots of headlines surrounding more election response and Trump's agenda. But we begin with a consideration of Thanksgiving. We hope you are listening while basting a turkey or preparing a pumpkin pie.

Theology is not just for Sunday mornings, Bible Studies, and seminary classrooms.  We all do theology every day.  Every time we ponder who God is, what He's like, how He interacts with us, and how our lives are part of His purposes, we're being theologians.  This podcast series will explore the lives and stories of Houston's "Everyday Theologians" and how their faith informs and affects their day-to-day lives.

On this episode of White Pill Radio, Cody, Ken, and Evan respond to Election 2024. Can the Democratic Party appeal to the working class moving forward? Can they adapt? Is Trump nominating insane people for his Cabinet? And more!

Theology is not just for Sunday mornings, Bible Studies, and seminary classrooms.  We all do theology every day.  Every time we ponder who God is, what He's like, how He interacts with us, and how our lives are part of His purposes, we're being theologians.  This podcast series will explore the lives and stories of Houston's "Everyday Theologians" and how their faith informs and affects their day-to-day lives.

We look at the upcoming election and what we think might happen, Amazon's hit show (not the LOTR one), Andy Stanley boiling Christianity down to two miracles, and whether Trump really wants Liz Cheney to be executed.

Theology by the Pint headed up north for our first foray into The Woodlands, as we discussed how Faith intersects with Politics. Conservative and Progressive Pastors shared their differing perspectives and then audience members texted in questions to a larger panel and listened as they answered, disagreed, joked, sparred, and drank delicious craft beer. Juan Carlos Martinez, PCA, explained his defense of Team Red while David Hansen, ELCA, supports Team Blue. Enjoy!