Listen in as Michael, Clint and Carrie discuss the recent issues surrounding the killing of George Floyd, systemic racism and the Christian response to it all

Again, Michael is all alone. This time he is ranting and raving (I guess) about why we don't kill ourselves. It may seem like an odd question, but think about it. If heaven and perfection is on the other side of the door, why don't we opt out of this hard life filled with tragedy and pain? This is also a good session for those who are thinking about suicide. Enjoy!

Michael, Clint and Carrie continue their discussion on the competing views surround women in church leadership

Michael Patton goes solo here as he combines his new "Camaro Theologian" found on YouTube. During this broadcast he speaks to his frustration in teaching theology when it excites pride and arrogance. You can find "Camaro Theologian" just by searching YouTube. There, the entire video is available.

Michael, Clint and Carrie discuss the issues surrounding women in church leadership

Michael, Clint and Carrie discuss the recent Joker movie and how as Christians we could go about sharing the Gospel with someone like Arthur Fleck

Michael, Clint and Carrie wrap up a history of thought. How we got to here from the Enlightenment to Post- Postmodernism

Michael, Clint and Carrie discuss a history of thought. How we got to here from the Enlightenment to Post- Postmodernism

This is a special episode of Theology Unplugged. Clint Roberts recently delivered a sermon on justice. It ties in nicely to what we have been discussing lately. We hope you enjoy it.

In this episode Michael, Clint and Carrie discuss intersectionality, the notion that reason and logic are oppressive and how it is encroaching on the culture