Homebrewed Christianity
Dr. Tripp FullerOur goal is to bring the wisdom of the academy's ivory tower into your earbuds. Think of each episode as an audiological ingredient for your to brew your own faith. Most episodes center around an interview with a different scholar, theologian, or philosopher.
| Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 970 | Founded | 18 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | ChristianityReligion & Spirituality | |||
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The volume of "I genuinely don't know what to preach anymore" emails landing from clergy has become its own data set. Pastors are not okay. So I did the only honest thing — I outsourced your questions to the one person whose books, research, and clas... more
Gary Dorrien joins me and Aaron to close out six weeks of Theology for Troublemakers with a session that covered more ground than any before it — Kelly Brown Douglas as the fourth womanist founder, the double negative she cut from Resurrection Hope t... more
Most weeks now I get an email from someone who's sure they've believed a lie their whole life — that the faith holding their family, their friendships, their sense of self together is collapsing, and they don't know who they are without it. I've been... more
Week five of Theology for Troublemakers, and we finally got to James Cone — which meant we got to Charlene Sinclair, and I want you to know that the moment Gary introduced her on this call was one of the more moving things we've done in this class. H... more
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Hi. Love your stuff. John Dominic Crossen is a favorite. Love Beau and the graphs as well. Found out today that I have been accepted into discernment to become a woman Roman Catholic priest. I need to complete 33 college credits in theology. I don’t necessarily need a degree but it might be a nice bonus prize. I live in Rhode Island and work full time as a veterinarian so it may take me a while. Wondering if you have suggestions for online not boring and progressive Christianity classes. I can p... more
Apple Podcasts5Still Love What I Do
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I used to love this show. It is what brought me back to the church, and the reason I’m about to finish my MDiv. But I can’t believe how much AI Tripp now uses in audio essays, emails, and podcast descriptions. For someone who talks so much about relationship and anti imperialism, it is astonishing that he would be so inauthentic. I would never feel comfortable publishing anything that is so obviously written primarily by an LLM. Disappointing. I legitimately feel disrespected as a former fan. No... more
Apple Podcasts3KnightRadiant777United Statesa month ago - Beer in the Temple
Absolutely. Best episode ever. Serious commentary in re Temple as welcoming venue that mediates social division.
Apple Podcasts5mhaliettUnited States3 months ago - I like it, even when I don’t understand it
This is a true statement, but is motivated by my desire to not be review-shamed by Tripp the next time we drink beer together.
Apple Podcasts5Ben the Beer GuyUnited States3 months ago - The Rise of Bonhoeffer
In trying to understand “Christian Nationalism” I came across your podcast “The Rise of Bonhoeffer” Thank you for the incredible work you are doing in bringing light to this moment 2025-2026. Would love to interview you on our podcast if you are open to it. Marsh (Raising Kellan Podcast)
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A thoughtful, academically inclined show that centers interviews with scholars, theologians, and philosophers to explore religion, theology, and the intersection with science, culture, and public life. Recent episodes span astro-theology, historical Jesus study, Christian nationalism, science-religion dialogue, and ethical questions around empire, technology, and mission work, often weaving historical context with contemporary relevance. Notable strengths include deep scholarly rigor paired with accessible storytelling, a penchant for challenging conventional narratives, and guests drawn from theology, philosophy, and religious studies who push listeners to imagine more just, reflective ways of living faith in public life.
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Recent guests on Homebrewed Christianity include:
1. Leah Schade
2. Charlene Sinclair
3. Andrew Root
4. Rolf Jacobson
5. Colleen Wessel-McCoy
6. Carolyn Baker
7. Joe Strife
8. Christian Wiman
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