Table Theology

Ben Kirby is the creator of PreachersNSneakers. What started out as a joke post on Instagram quickly became a hot topic in the Christian sphere. Ben posted a picture of a worship team and the shoes with the price tag of $800. Ben started questioning if this is the best way to do church. He wrote a book titled "PreacherNSneakers: Authenticity in an Age of For-Profit Faith and (Wannabe) Celebrities". He calls into question prosperity preachers that want to become celebrities with huge churches. Ben talks on the show today about pastors that are promoting themselves, political parties, and church brands rather than the gospel.  Links To support us go to our Patreon Table Theology (Instagram, Facebook Here) PreachersNSneakers (Instagram and Book Here)

Welcome to the Table! Today, we discuss what is progressive Christianity? We talk about how to have discussions with people that have a different worldview with love and gentleness. Sean has been doing this for years and shares his wisdom with us today. If you like what we are doing support us with a donation of 2 dollars a month. That is cheaper than a cup of coffee and it will help us with audio and video production. We want to make it better but need some help getting there. The link is below. Links Table Theology Table Theology Patreon Sean McDowell 

At the Table,  we have Alisa Childers talking about the affects of church abuse and how this could be a stepping stone for some progressives. We also get to her about her new book. Enjoy! Links Table Theology Alisa Childers The Rise and Fall of Mars Hill Another Gospel 

Today on Table Theology, our guest is Phylicia Masonheimer and she talks about her latest project "Good Church Stories".  We discuss abuse in the church and what makes a good church. There is a big exodus of millennials leaving the Church and "deconstructing" and the church needs to be aware and also know how to love these people. Resources: Table Theology Phylicia Masonheimer Nine Marks of a Healthy Church by Mark Dever

Welcome to TableTheology! Today we discuss a Hersey in the church. This movement has been under the radar and people also turn their heads away, due to things this movement produces like music, events, and books. The church needs to be aware of this movement and call out the heretical teaching that it produces. We hope you enjoy it! Links Table Theology  Defining Deception by Costi Hinn

Today on Table Theology, we have Greg Boyd. Greg Boyd is a pastor, theologian, and author. He has written on many subjects, but the one he is well known for is Christian Nationalism. We discuss the issue of Christians putting their faith in their nation, rather than putting their faith in God. How God and Nation should not be married together. We should instead be ambassadors of Christ to the world and represent the Christ's Kingdom.  I hope that you enjoy! Here are some resources to find Greg and Table Theology. Sites: Table Theology Reknew Books: The Myth of a Christian Nation Letters to a Skeptic

Today at the table, Ryan and Justin from the Unbelievable podcast are talking about his book.  It is an important time more than ever to know why you believe and what you believe. Justin's book is a wonderful introduction to the arguments that some of the top atheist scholars are arguing today and what the Christian response is.  Links: Table Theology Premier Christian Radio Unbelievable? The Book

Today we discuss the final view of hell. This is the heretical view that all shall be saved. Join us as we discuss the importance of having a robust faith and why this view can be harmful to your understanding of God and his justice. You can also go back and check out the episode with Brad Jersak for more context.  \r\n\r\nThings mentioned:\r\n\r\nThe Tolkien Professor Podcast\r\n

Today, We discuss the second view of Hell. Conditional Immortality is the belief that God is the author of eternal life and without him you do not receive the gift of immortality. I hope that you enjoy!\r\n\r\n\r\n\r\n

Today, we discuss the doctrine of Hell. There are 3 prominent view that are held regarding hell. The first is the traditional view. This is the idea that most of you have grown up with. We hope that you enjoy and dive deeper into  theology.  Let us know what you think.  You can find us on Instagram, Facebook, and Patreon. 

Today on Table Theology, we introduce a new member to the crew. His name is Sam Stoddard. We also discuss some of the new things we will be doing with Table Theology.  Enjoy! Thing discussed in our show! Unbelievable! Greg Boyd 

Today, we have Brad Jersak at the table.  Brad has written many books and is and Eastern Orthodox Christian. We discuss his book, "Her Gates will Never be Shut".  This book is about Universalism and we talk about this view at length. Enjoy!

Dan Koch is a self proclaimed progressive Christian. In this episode we discuss some of  the agreements and disagreements that classical and progressive christianity have. Dan  has a podcast called You Have Permission that strives to bring conversations of theology and differing ideas to the stage. If you are a mature Christian, I would recommend checking out his podcast. I hope that you enjoy the show.   

Today,  Matt Whitman from The Ten Minute Bible Hour comes on to talk about classical Christianity. We get to talk about about the gospel  and what that means for every human. You can find Matt here: The Ten Minute Bible Hour Matt Whitman - Twitter Table Theology

Hell has been a stumbling block for people throughout history. We have had many different theories and some of those have been deemed heretical, while other view have remained in the fold of classical christianity. Today, we talk about how the progressive church has taken hell and made it non-existent. We discuss the 3 different views and how the progressive church is trying to change the view hell to make it align more with our culture, instead of biblical truth. 

Today, we answer some of the questions that our listeners asked!  Topics covered in this episode: What does it mean to deconstruct? Can we trust what Paul wrote in the Bible? How does a Christian form a theology?

Today at the table, we talk to Jon Steingard. Jon was in a Christian band named Hawk Nelson. He toured the world, but as time passed and he decided that he did not believe in God anymore. We discuss some of the reasons why Jon left his faith. Topics covered in this episode include: The problem of evil The existence of God Suffering Hell Divine hiddenness Links: Jon Steingard - Instagram Is There Gratuitous Evil in the World? Rethinking Hell www.tabletheology.com Table Theology - Instagram Table Theology - Facebook

Today, we talk with our friend Cameron again. We discuss the Bible, the atonement, and judgement. Follow us: Instagram Facebook www.tabletheology.com

Today at the table, we have one of our old friends on to talk about his faith. Cameron has been studying ancient Judaism and the Bible for many years. In this episode, we talk about what it means to be a Christian and the Bible. Come sit at the table! (P.S. This episode has some language, please excuse.) Article on Pascal's Wager Follow us: Instagram Facebook

Table Theology's, Josh Morris, tells his story about growing up in a pastors home to where he is today. He talks about how impactful the table was in his life. Follow us: Table Theology Facebook Instagram Mentions: Greg Koukl's book Relativism