Theology on Air

What is progressive theology? Is it another Gospel? Is it a necessary corrective to old-fashioned, traditional Christianity that has said the same thing after all these years? Is what is new bad and what is old good? Or is it just the opposite? We talk about the shortcomings of traditional theology and the benefits of progressive theology with Pastor Andrew Hill on today's Theology on Air.

Several Christians make the case for Team Trump or Team Biden. What are the main issues Christians should consider? Laura Icardi and Sarah Stone host while three guests weigh in on how Christians should vote this year. 

What is "progressive" Christianity? How is it that, as progressive theology finds its way into the Church more and more, that some find it exciting and freeing and some view it as dangerous or another Gospel? With some struggling with doubt and in the process of deconstructing and reconstructing their faith, how should we approach the search for truth? What's at the core of Christianity and what beliefs are a bridge too far? We'll be talking about that and much more with special guest Alissa Childers on today's Theology on Air. 

How should we vote? Trump? Biden? Republican? Democrat? Third Party? Maybe just sit at home and cry? How should we approach the upcoming election? Should we take our faith to the polls? How do we get beyond memes, fake news and really do what honors God when everything seems so broken? We're going to be talking about that and much more on today's episode of Theology on Air. With Wendell Champion and Ray McKinnon. 

Amy Newhouse and Angela Bell join us to take a look at the historical plagues, and Bible verses that brought comfort to those in the midst of it. 

Set in front of a 1927-built slate blackboard, Meredith, Sarah, and Evan meet up in the new TOA studio to take a look at current events and timely issues. Should we be concerned that only 2% of Millennials have a Biblical worldview? Does the Church face a crisis of having too few men involved? Did you hear about the 40-year-old mom that joined a Satanic Temple when and because RGB died? And a few more juicy stories as well...

Around the Blackboard will be a monthly(ish) podcast feature that will highlight our Leadership Team and keep the topics current and appropriately controversial.

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What are those things that Christianity - or Christians - are NOT? What are those things that are often confused for the essentials of the faith but are actually of secondary importance? How do heaven, politics, and being a good person become more important than following Jesus now and with the proper balance? We talk about eight things Christianity is not with Laurien Hook and Dan Aikins. 

Why would two Americans leave everything to share the Gospel somewhere else? How does sharing the Gospel look different in a Hindu context? Is there a difference between the way the East and the West thinks about faith? We will talk about that and much more with two special guests on today's Theology on Air. 

Curt Kennedy joins us to look at how we make heroes of churchmen and build our knowledge off of their platforms. 

Did the Israelite exodus from Egypt really happen? Were the biblical characters Jacob, Joseph, Moses, Aaron, and certain pharaohs real men of history, or just part of a narrative Christians assume? We are joined by Ted Wright of Epic Archaeology (https://epicarchaeology.org/) to look at a cumulative case for the historicity of the Exodus.