Theology on Air

Christian musician and minister Joel Michael Herbert joins Theology on Air to debate Deconstruction. What are the issues in Christianity that cannot be compromised? Is the Bible inerrant? Is there a new version of Christianity that is emerging?

Patrick, Sarah, and Evan look at a number of headlines that all revolve around the culture wars and discuss. 

Author and scholar David Capes joins us to take a look at Paul's lovely letter to the Philippians. We tackle the humility of Christ, being of one mind, and how much more we can do, or should do, through Christ who strengthens us. 

Nathan Greeley, a Lutheran author and apologist, and Myron B. Penner, author of "The End of Apologetics" join Evan to look at the topic of apologetics. Apologetics, or the defense of the Christian faith has varying schools and perspectives. Which one is right? More importantly, in a post-truth age, how do Christians even go about the task of apologetics? Thanks to Myron and Nathan for joining us! 

We take a look at a quotable and important book of the New Testament with Juan Carlos Martinez, 1 Peter. Was it written by Peter? What does it mean that he is called the Rock? Was he the first pope? And what about that tough talk on suffering? 

Every month we look at headlines on our Around the Blackboard episode. Thanks to Vicar Joseph Yoo of Mosaic Pearland for joining us to look at some especially spicy topics.

Chris Date of Rethinking Hell joins us to look at the topic of, well, hell. Is it a real place? Who goes there and why? Or does eternal destruction really just mean a person ceases to exist. Or heck, is everyone saved? After a presentation from Chris, our panel weighs in. This was recorded April 4, 2022. 

J. Warner Wallace, cold case detective and author of "Person of Interest", joins Theology on Air to discuss his latest book. We ask the question, can you prove Jesus existed and rose from the dead without even using the Bible?

Apologist Mary Jo Sharp of Confident Christianity joins us to talk about her journey to faith, from faith, and back to faith again. What were the issues that she found most challenging and what were the answers she discovered? 

Memorial Drive Presbyterian Church's Clay Brown joins Sarah and Evan to give an overview of Paul's masterpiece, Romans.