
The Didymus Podcast features thoughtful and engaging conversations between two Lutheran pastors who also happen to be twin brothers. Grounded in Scripture and the Lutheran Confessions they explore a wide range of theological topics with clarity and depth. Whether you're a lifelong Lutheran or simply curious about confessional Lutheranism, The Didymus Podcast invites you into a dialogue that is bot... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 50 | Founded | a year ago |
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In this episode of the Didymus podcast the Reverend Schlies discuss the cliché, “have you accepted Christ?” What is decision theology? How does a person actually come to saving faith in Jesus and what are the dangers of thinking that conversion is an... more
In this episode of the Didymus podcast, the Rev. Schlies are joined by the Mrs. Schlies to discuss the cliche, “Looks like you’ve got your hands full.” What does the Bible teach us about the gift of children and having big families? Why are kids such... more
In this episode of the Didymus Podcast, the Reverend Schlies discuss the cliché “Bro, do you even lift?” What are the positives and negatives of weightlifting culture among men? How can Christians use this discipline, or others, for good things, and ... more
In this episode of the Didymus Podcast the Rev. Schlies talk about the cliche, “I just didn’t feel the Holy Spirit there.” Where do we really find the Holy Spirit according to the Bible? How do we know that He is present and active somewhere?
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I love the theological depths that this show goes to. I look forward to every episode. A must listen for every Christian regardless of denomination.
This has been such a blessing in the life of myself and my family. Pastors Joseph and Jesse are excellent at expounding God’s Word, incredibly knowledgeable and are able to bring actionable advice to sincere Christians
I have been enjoying listening to this. Doctrinally rich and educating while funny and entertaining, quite unique for this genre. Glad to have found this.
Because he has a podcast! With his other cool brother!!!
Pastor Schlie come back to Trinity we all miss you
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Two Lutheran pastors who are twin brothers host thoughtful conversations rooted in Scripture and the Lutheran Confessions. Episodes explore wide-ranging theological topics—from infant baptism and church discipline to biblical interpretation and faith in daily life—with personal stories and practical takeaways. The show stands out for its clear confessional stance, approachable explanations of complex doctrine, and a blend of pastoral insight with accessible dialogue that appeals to both long-time Lutherans and curious Christians.
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Recent guests on The Didymus Podcast include:
1. Nathan Steele
2. Greg Truwe
3. Seth Mierow
4. Willis McCall
5. Evan Scamman
6. Pastor Gregory Truwe
7. Chris Heaton
8. Ian Kinney
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