Theology on Air

Dr. David Baggett of Houston Baptist University joins us for a deep dive into the moral argument for God. He has some nuances from how it is commonly presented, so even if you are familiar with the argument, you will want to listen! We also look at whether evolution can account for morality, the Euthyphro dilemma, and whether holiness and happiness are connected. And if they are, why?

Get Dr. Baggett's book here. 

This headline-driven episode looks at vaccine mandates, a George Floyd icon, a moment of cultural appropriation, and whether America is close to another civil war. Thanks to first-time guest Bradley Varnell joining the usual crew of Sarah, Meredith and Evan. 

Gary DeMar of American Vision joins us to talk about theonomy: what is it and why do folks hold to it? Hasn't Old Testament Law been fulfilled? Are the three categories of civil, moral, and ceremonial law correct and applicable? We talk about that and much more. And a note: towards the end, some of the conversation gets a little political. Remember that the comments of our guests do not represent the views of all leadership of Theology on Tap. 

Theology on Tap looks at ancient Christian heresies and how they apply today. Dr. Adam Harger of HBU is on hand to offer a presentation and then we have a panel discussion. Thanks to Adam and the panelists: Paul Sloan, Meredith Mills, and Patrick Hall. 

Renowned scholar Dr. Gary Habermas joins us to talk about the Shroud of Turin. The most analyzed piece of fabric in human history is either an elaborate prank or it could be proof of a unique supernatural event...say, the resurrection? If you have never really studied the Shroud of Turin, you will definitely find this introduction interesting. Thanks to Dr. Habermas for sharing his time with us!

Author of the "The Good News of the Return of the King", Michael Jahosky joins us to talk about "Lord of the Rings" and how it is a kind of parable to the good news of Jesus Christ. If you are a LOTR fan, you won't want to miss it! Learn more about Michael here: https://open.spotify.com/show/3Tfvl8A6qjSERHXKavGWvf

Sarah, Evan, and first-time guest Pr. Mac Gervais look really at two big stories: whether the Bible is hate speech and what qualifies as mis/disinformation. 

Live from Scotland, Christian apologist Andy Bannister joins us to talk about his new book, "Do Christians and Muslims Worship the Same God?" In only an hour, we cover the major differences between Christian and Islam and Andy offers some new insights on just how different a prophet Jesus is, whether Islam is an Abrahamic religion, and how different the God of the Bible is from Allah. This is a great primer for anyone who wants to get a handle on these competing claims. 

On this month's ATB, our headline-driven episode, we look at popular teenage witches, a "Bobos in Paradise" redux, the phrase "Let's Go Brandon," the state of politics generally, and the practice of cohabitating. The cast this week includes Patrick Hall of the Church of the Epiphany in Houston, Sarah Stone of MDPC, and Evan McClanahan of First Lutheran.

Stephen Curto and Elisabeth White join Sarah For a friendly debate over the issue of women in ministry. What are the limits? What are the authoritative sources to consult?