Theology on Air

James Walker of watchman.org joins Sarah and Evan to look at the Hebrew Roots movement. This movement takes a friendly look at Old Testament Laws and, in some cases, demands that Christians obey all of the Old Testament Laws. We have a broad conversation about the Law of God generally and the faulty application of the Law specifically. Thanks to James for joining us!

Two former Seventh Day Adventists join us to look at this derivative church within what is broadly considered Christianity. But do their beliefs cross the line into heresy and even cult status? We take a very quick tour through the highlights of Adventism, focusing mainly on where it seems to stray from traditional Christianity.

Oscar Villanueva and Juan Carlos Martinez have an informal debate on baptism at one of our "mini TOTs", smaller events in the months between our larger gatherings. Should infants be baptized, or only Christians old enough to make a profession of faith?

Apologies for the sound difference between speakers. We learned later that we had an issue with our sound board and only one of the mics was working. Hopefully you can hear every word of this interesting debate!

Former New Ager Amber Aldrich joins Sarah and Evan to look at common healing and wellness practices that are making their way into the Church. Can things like Reiki and Yoga be appropriated into Christianity? Or are they so imbued with pagan beliefs that it is best if they stay far away?

A look at living in revolutionary times...

Justin McClean and Mac Gervais join Sarah to look at the Hebrew Israelites movement. Perhaps you have encountered the evangelists for this movement on your city's sidewalks or on YouTube. If so, you know they only regard Black persons as true Israelites and others as essentially heretics. Justin and Mac break it all down.

Former Independent Fundamentalist Baptist (IFB) Ashleigh J joins us to look at this very conservative group of Baptists. 

YouTuber Melissa Dougherty joins Sarah and Evan to look at the Prosperity Gospel and its many influences. 

Theology on Tap's live event in April looked at the Law of God. Does it still apply to Christians? Or are they "so" free in Christ that it no longer applies at all? What aspects of the Law continue into the New Covenant and which are done away with? Three pastors will offer three perspectives followed by a panel discussion.

Pr. Juan Carlos Martinez joins Sarah and Evan to look at a number of thorny passages in the Bible. Specifically we look at the questions of election, the Trinity, and whether obedient Jews will face judgment.