
A conversation about Theology, the Church, and Christian living, with a little nonsense in between.
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 54 | Founded | 9 years ago |
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| Categories | ChristianityReligion & Spirituality | ||||

The gloves come off in the Season 3 Finale, as Andrew and Ian debate the definition of biblical community, as well as spiritual disciplines at large.
Grab a piping hot cup of cocoa and tune in - this podcast will never be the same!
How broadly can stewardship be defined? If nothing belongs to us, is it acceptable to steal?
Tune in to hear Andrew and Ian work through all this and more!
Andrew and Ian jump into the deep end of prayer as a discipline!
Besides discussing the action of prayer itself, you'll hear them work through prayer's relation to repentance, to God's creation, and to its declarative nature.
Tune in to find out wh... more
What is a Back Row Theologian?
Andrew and Ian think back on the past 50 episodes, discussing the history of this podcast and their relationship over the years, before looking forward to what the next 50 episodes might have in store!
The content is complex, but the hosts make it digestible. They’re knowledgable, witty, and entertaining. Come for good conversation and a deeper understanding of modern Christian life, stay for the dad jokes.
Two guys talking theology, what could be better? Throw in a little humor, and there you have it: "better!"
My two favorite theologians! So good you will want to move up to the front row to listen!







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