This week Rob and Tim had the pleasure of having Jemar Tisby on the podcast. Jemar is the New York Times Bestselling author of The Color of Compromise and president of The Witness: A Black Christian Collective where he writes about race, religion, politics, and culture. He
This week Tim interviewed Chris Haw, a theology professor at the University of Scranton, speaker, and author of the books From Willow Creek to Sacred Heart (2012) and Jesus for President (2008)–and a forthcoming Monotheism, Intolerance, and the Path to Pluralistic
Well 2020 has been an interesting year to say the least, but at least it was an election year to calm things down a bit. In this episode, the whole gang is back on the podcast to discuss the 2020 presidential election, the political divide, Christianity in politics, and
Thanks for tuning in to episode #63, where we discuss one of Tim’s favorite topics… President Trump and the Evangelical Right. We first lay the groundwork on where we all fall on the political spectrum and then discuss the evangelical base’s support of President Trump. As
Racism, a wildly hot topic that seems to only be growing in intensity over recently years (and weeks). Tim and Rob discuss racism, the best they can, and how the church should be responding to it. But let’s be clear about something first. In many ways this is a
This week, Justine joins us to discuss feminism. This really wasn’t a debate – we wanted to better understand the pretenses of feminism from someone who was willing to discuss and be asked questions. This is just a feminist interview. We discussed the
Donald Trump. The best choice for the Christian Conservative? This week, after a long hiatus, Tim and Rob discuss a very hot topic in the media lately. Donald J Trump. Is the Donald Trump Christian Conservative movement valid in their effort to exalt him so proudly? Has
Tim and Rob are joined by the first “two-timer” Russell Palmer to discuss the Christians role in the political system of their country. Should Christians be involved? Should we cast a political vote? How will the voice of the Christian be heard? Join us for
Join Tim and Rob as they discuss the current events as seen in the media recently, including Terrorism & Islam, Donald Trump, Guns, Refugees and how a Christian should be respond to all of these things. We are not religious scholars, political theorists, or public
*sigh* We all know Fergusson is a very hot button topic right now in our country. The death of Michael Brown has sparked outrage on all sides of every issue this event entails. This post isn’t about the acquittal of the officer who shot Michael Brown or about race, or
Sorry if this sounds harsh, but I can’t take it anymore. I don’t know when the word conservative became synonymous with the word Christian Many Christians don’t like being told they’re wrong. I don’t know why this is, maybe we think that
Few disclaimers. 1. My beliefs in the risen Christ far surpass my allegiance to some political party. 3. If you’re a hard headed conservative or liberal then you’ll most likely be offended. I make no apologies for that. 4. If it’s long winded….oh