Tipsy Theology

Listen in as the boys get contemplative as they reflect on God and God’s character. What happens when we think about who God is? And who will we become when we realize just how good God is? Cheers.

Welcome to Tipsy Theology! Today, we’re keeping it Lou. Listen in as our producer’s dad stops in to tell his stories and give us some advice about growing up.

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Whatever sin actually is, we don't like it. So why do we keep doing things that aren't right for us? And how do we start doing the things that *are* right for us? Listen in as we try to work it out.

Folklore, and not the Taylor Swift kind. You’re just gonna have to listen to this one to find out. Trust me on this.

Our friend Bryce is back on for a part two. This one we are looking deeper into the relationship between mental health and physical fitness, while dabbling in other territories dealing with mental health. Cheers.

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Trey joins Paul in the studio and things get crazy. Did y’all forget how silly we are in the same room? This should be a good reminder.

We’re back on Genesis 3 and honing in on ‘the fall’ and human depravity. If you’re tired of us chatting Genesis 3, blame Adam, Eve, the serpent, or God, but don’t blame us!

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It's Whiskey Wednesday! This is part one of a conversation on Christians and physical health. In this one, our friend Bryce is helping us understand why going to the gym isn't actually satanic and why it might be holy. Cheers!

The boys spill the tea in this one.

Paul thinks Trey's a sissy and Trey thinks Paul's a big ol' meany, which basically means we're arguing over pacifism. We're asking questions like, "Is violence ever okay?" & "Can Trey punch Paul and still be a pacifist?" We think you'll like this one, but if not, don't punch Paul cause he'll punch back. Cheers.

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To deconstruct or not to deconstruct? Trey’s talking about it in his first monologue.

Deconstruction is becoming more prevalent especially among young people including Trey (But he is totally not biased.) Trey’s making the claim that deconstruction is not to be feared, but welcomed and it may be part of what being faithful to Christ looks like today. As Paul would say, “But what is it?” Listen in to find out!

Therefore I am by Billie Eilish: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RUQl6YcMalg