Theology on Air

Sarah and Evan are joined by Austin Freeman and Ken Cowan to talk about the latest headlines, including the immigration crisis on Texas' border, Kamala Harris' abortion tour, and two AI stories. Parents, in case you listen to this in front of your children, from about 51 minutes to 1 hour 7 minutes, we talk about the rise of AI sexbots and pornography. You might want to skip by that. It's not graphic, but, you know.

Theology by the Pint ventured down for our first-ever event in Sugar Land. We looked at the question, "Is Social Justice Biblical Justice?" How does the Bible speak to the current issues of the day? What aspects of the Bible do we look to? Is it all just a matter of interpretation?

Alisa Childers and Tim Barnett join us to discuss their new book, The Deconstruction of Christianity. Is deconstruction something of a fad or a real threat to Christianity? Is it just maturing in the faith or is it tearing it down with nothing else to put in its place? We talk about all of that and much more.

We look at Lil Nas X's "comeback," "Wife" and "Husband" as offensive language, Mark Zuckerberg's doomsday bunker, and whether Christian schools should be involved in athletics. Thanks to new voice Skyler Womack for participating!

Well-known apologist Greg Koukl joins Sarah and Evan to talk about the kinds of real faith conversations we can and need to have. Author of "Tactics" and president of Stand to Reason (https://www.str.org/), Greg brings a wealth of experience to the table. You won't want to miss his insights!

Given the headlines these past few months, we thought it would be wise to revisit the core theological tenants of Islam. We're joined by budding apologist Bill Scott who has studied Islam extensively.

WPR favorites Juan Carlos Martinez and Mace Perez join Evan to take a look at some very interesting headlines and our attempts to analyze them through a Christian worldview. We look at a recent proposal by the Biden Administration which would effectively make it impossible for Christians to foster children, a trend of young women converting to Islam, Hulk Hogan getting baptized, the Catholic Church blessing same sex unions, and a plagiarism scandal at Harvard.

Theology by the Pint looks at women in ministry at our December, 2023 live event. Can women be pastors? Should they be pastors? What texts speak to the limits of women in ministry? Dr. Lynn Cohick and Chaplain Natasha Young join us for this interesting debate.

Following an interesting conversation between Juan Carlos Martinez (former Catholic now Presbyterian) and James Prather (former Presbyterian now Catholic), we realized so much more ground needed to be covered. Not to worry! James brought in Michael Gormley of Lay Evangelist and Evan did a little more than just host on this third episode of this dialogue. This time, we narrowed the scope to just the question of salvation. Do Catholics really teach that works are necessary for salvation? Do we agree on grace? Or is the divide pretty much set in stone at this point?

Wow, we crammed a lot in in just over an hour. This is a spicy one with a fair amount of disagreement. See who you agree with! We look at a bizarre article in Cosmopolitan magazine, resurrecting Jimmy Stewart for some AI holiday reading, how to talk about "Whiteness," and shocking Congressional testimony about genocide.