
Dr. A.J. Swoboda and Dr. Nijay Gupta are co-hosts of Slow Theology: Simple Faith for Chaotic Times. We talk Bible, theology, and anything and everything else under the sun that gives our lives meaning.
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 142 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | ChristianityReligion & SpiritualitySpirituality | |||

When making decisions, should we cast lots (i.e., roll the dice) or process with rational thinking, or pray about it, or seek wise counsel? AJ and Nijay talk about holy decision making.
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AJ and Nijay have a frank conversation about prayer and how events unfold in our lives.
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AJ and Nijay have a frank conversation about processing failures and understanding what God is up to. What does "calling" look like when you don't get your dream job? Or you don't feel successful? Or how you make money is just a way to feed your fami... more
AJ and Nijay conclude their Revelation 2-3 series. The final message, to the church in Laodicea, is often misunderstood. Listen in as they dig into the historical context and then take a step back to look at how these seven messages form the church t... more
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I’m a prison chaplain and this podcast has been my daily bread and a cup of refreshing water! I love your transparency, honesty and truthfulness! This is so honest real and at the end encouraging! Keep making these podcasts!!!!!!!!
What a breath of fresh air. I really love opening my podcast app and seeing a new episode from you two! I appreciate your transparency and your love for the church. I’ve followed you for several years and ALWAYS come away with a gold nugget that helps me as I learn to be a follower of Jesus and live like Him. Thank you for your labor of love to His church!
Pastoral and academic for the everyday person. Meaty enough to chew but not hard to swallow is how I would describe this podcast. Definitely worth following.
Insightful and practical
I absolutely love this podcast. It’s not just sound well-balanced theology, but what makes it best is the practical applicability of the conversations. Plus, I totally relate with both of the hosts.
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Two seasoned theologians discuss Bible, theology, and practical life applications through a thoughtful, accessible lens. Episodes blend rigorous biblical interpretation with pastoral curiosity, covering Revelation's letters, Beatitudes, intergenerational ministry, and questions about faith, doubt, and culture. The show tends to favor slower, nuanced dialogue over sensational takes, often pairing scholarly insight with real-world relevance for pastors, students, and lay listeners alike. A standout aspect is the balance between intellectual rigor and humble, grace-filled conversation, making theology approachable without sacrificing depth.
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