
A group of friends having a casual "fireside" chat about theology. We pose a lot of questions to each other that will get the listener thinking about Christianity in challenging ways. We don't always have the answers to our questions but we believe engaging in the conversation itself is a holy endeavor. Come join us around the campfire!
New episodes released every Sunday!
| Publishes | Infrequently | Episodes | 63 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | ChristianityPhilosophyReligion & SpiritualitySociety & Culture | |||

This episode continues our discussion about preterism and futurism, specifically dispensationalism. What you hear is a genuine conversation about challenging long held theology and the struggles that come along with it. While this episode is not a cl... more
***This episode has an intro in the beginning from Kyle explaining why we haven't been posting much over the past year. He also announced his new podcast and book that are coming out in the fall of 2026.
This episode is part 1 of a 2 part episode w... more
In this episode we discuss:
* How is having our identity in Christ different than our job?
* Is it bad that people identify you by your profession first rather than your faith?
* Is it more biblical to live on one income?
* Is a $200 steak, a... more
In this episode we discuss:
* How do we respond to such an event in a Godly way?
* Do we each feel like we are fulfilling God’s calling?
* How do you hear from God and what he wants from you?
* Is David going to run for president in 2028?
In this episode we discuss:
* What is energy?
* How do we define miracles?
* What was the literal process of Jesus feeding the 5,000?
* Is Kyle’s delusions a new book of the Bible?
This is episode 58 of Campfire Theology. In this episode we discuss:
* Is praying manifesting things into existence?
* Can the body heal itself?
* Can hope be scientifically proven?
* Is Mann Frank, Ann Frank’s brother?
This is episode 57 of Campfire Theology. In this episode we discuss:
* How can there be objective morality without a creator?
* Lots of why questions when it comes to evolution.
* How do we reconcile some of the atrocities God command s in the ... more
This is episode 56 of Campfire Theology. In this episode we discuss:
* Do our pets go to Heaven?
* Do animals have souls?
* Were animals our best friends before the fall?
* Is being vegan actually closer to what God designed?
We discuss evo... more








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A casual, fireside-style podcast where a small group of friends wrestles with big questions in Christianity, blending earnest inquiry with humor and personal stories. Episodes span topics from eschatology and identity to morality, miracles, science, and the role of faith in daily life, often challenging conventional wisdom and encouraging listeners to think critically about belief, community, and how faith shapes everyday choices. The format favors open discussion over definitive answers, creating an approachable space for spiritual exploration that appeals to listeners who value thoughtful dialogue, batch conversations, and the intersection of religion with culture, philosophy, and personal experience. Noteworthy is the emphasis on candid ... more
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