
Tripp & Bo get nerdy talking about theology, faith, life, and other things.
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 184 | Founded | 14 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Religion & SpiritualityChristianity | |||

What is up, Theology Nerds? Bo and I kicked off this week's episode from my pop-up ice fishing tent in 39-degree rain—complete with my new "professional lighting" that makes it look like I'm telling ghost stories—because that's just how we roll. We d... more
Here's our Thanksgiving episode with some vital jazzercise energy and a whole lot of carnitas-shaking—you're welcome for that visual. But then we got into the real stuff: like how exhausting it is when every single day brings another thing that would... more
What a fun convo! Bo and I were joined by Rev. Dr. Chaz Snider, a Moravian Minister and Radical Theologian for some nerdy goodness. We started with something that's been keeping me up at night: the dangerous decoupling of Jewish identity from Israel... more
Well folks, we started off talking about Bucky's (the truck stop that doesn't allow trucks - make it make sense), but then things got real when I shared about this secret squirrel meeting I went to about combating white Christian nationalism in Idaho... more
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Love the podcast - Tripp, what are five reasons to go Paul Tillich?
Don't go to seminary. Learn a trade and listen to this podcast. That is all.
Thoughtful and free wheeling conversations from the guys at home-brewed. Always love it!
Wow, so yeah, if you love moral relativism; or if you want what Lewis calls "Christianity-and-water"; or you don't actually like or want to know anything about theology, or the Bible, or Jesus; then this podcast is for you!
Great idea for a podcast but it's not very accessible and a bit rambling. The unapologetic, loud baby noise and ambient background sounds are really distracting. I love the concept but as a scientist (not philosopher) I get much more out of the Unbelievable, reasonable faith, and even Phil Vischer podcasts.
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The conversations center around diverse aspects of theology, faith, and their implications in modern society, often featuring thought-provoking discussions that challenge traditional views. Topics like empathy, the interpretation of scripture, the role of youth ministry, and the relationship between faith and modernity are explored in depth. Uniquely engaging, the dialogue blends humor with serious theological inquiries, inviting listeners to reflect on contemporary issues while maintaining a light-hearted atmosphere. Through personal anecdotes and engaging guests, the discussions foster an inquisitive approach to complex ideas in religion and spirituality.
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