Mace Perez and Taylor Neill join Sarah and Evan to look at headlines and more, including the end of the Department of Education, a fascinating exchange on Jubilee, a lament of America's witchy history, a Facebook post proudly defending social justice, and a look at what Trump needs to do to truly be a visionary leader.

Prolific author and apologist Dr. Lydia McGrew joins us to look at the reliability of the Bible. She specifically addresses a disagreement that came up on a previous episode that asked if the Gospel writes may have made mistakes or intentional changes to better suit the narrative. Dr. McGrew looks at her life's work as well, including the many coincidences in the Gospels that give them authenticity.

Hear from a two opposing viewpoints on whether Christians should engage with New Age practices:Mary Ann Thomson was saved out of the world of spiritualism. She grew up learning about a discarnate entity named "Seth," seeking mediums and psychics for major life decisions, and being a member of a cult camp.Wesleigh Rushing is a self-proclaimed "Christian Medium" who claims the Bible allows for divination and witchcraft when it's used for healing.Then text your questions into our larger panel including our very own king of woo-woo, professor Austin Freeman, another self-proclaimed "Christian Reiki healer," and Philosopher and Professor, Brad Finkbeiner.

Author and prolific YouTuber Melissa Dougherty joins us to look at her newest book, Happy Lies. She talks about her background in the new age/new thought world and the dangers of that coming to the American Church.

Ken and Evan take a look at this week's headlines including Trump's feud with Maine's governor over boys in girls' sports, whether America should be taking Ukraine's minerals, and Jeff Bezos becoming patriotic all of a sudden.

Okay, for those of you looking for something extra substantive, this podcast is for you. Jonathan Brack joins Austin Freeman, Sarah, and Evan to look at the different views of apologetics. Does the classical approach or the presuppositional approach offer the best way forward? Does the changing apologetic landscape make a difference? Buckle up!

Pr. Evan McClanahan and Fr. Brad Sullivan have a friendly debate on how Christian charity is best expressed, especially as it relates to the homelessness epidemic facing many major American cities. Pr. McClanahan is the pastor at First Lutheran in Houston, which is only a few blocks from Fr. Sullivan's church, the Episcopal Church Lord of the Streets. Do we need more money? Should we demand more accountability? Are we enabling homelessness or solving it? We explore these questions and many more!

So much news and so little time! We look at the dramatic and sweeping moves that Trump and Co. have made and examine their moral impact, especially as it relates to immigration, labor, and the war in Israel. Thanks to Ken and Cody for stopping by! And remember, we can't do this without our listeners and supporters ofTBTP!

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.

It's been a very busy week in America! Ken, Sarah, and Evan look at their greatest aspirations and fears related to the incoming Trump administration. We also comment on the now infamous sermon giving at the Inaugural Prayer Service at the National Cathedral. As always, to learn more, check out www.theologybythepint.org.