
Addressing the intersection of theology and culture with Nick Cady, pastor of White Fields Community Church in Longmont, Colorado
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 137 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Religion & SpiritualityChristianity | |||

In this episode of Theology for the People, Nick Cady sits down with Bruce Zachary, founding and teaching pastor of Calvary Nexus (Camarillo, California), to explore the Passover Seder meal—what it is, why it matters, and how it points powerfully to ... more
In this episode of Theology for the People, Nick Cady speaks with Murray Smith (Christ College, Sydney) to talk about one of Jesus’ most debated teachings: the Olivet Discourse (Mark 13, Matthew 24–25, Luke 21).
Murray gives a candid snapshot of the... more
What is Lent really about? Should evangelicals practice it? And did you know that the early church celebrated Easter for 40 days?
In this episode of Theology for the People, Nick Cady explores the fascinating history of Lent — from its origins in th... more
What does it really mean to be an apprentice of Jesus in a fragmented world? In this episode of Theology for the People, Pastor Heath Hardesty shares how his years as an apprentice plumber shaped his vision for discipleship and following Jesus.
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I listened to the explanation of Jesus and the Gentile woman and was disappointed. How can you say that humanity is made in Gods image and at the same time say that Gentiles were family pet dogs? A dog is not the same as a human. It is sad and hurtful to know that we Gentiles are known as domesticated dogs.
I tried listening to the episode about beauty with one Phillip Ryken. It was absolutely revolting when he gleefully shared a story about how one honored professor threatened a man on his death bed. There is nothing Christian about that. Stay away unless you enjoy “fundamentalist” nonsense.
The diversity of topics that Nick presents in theology for the people are broad and deep. Always look forward to the next episode.
This is a great podcast that I share often with others! It’s well worth your time.
Nick is spectacular. He speaks truth and is a wonderful speaker. He has great insight in a multitude of topics and I am always learning from him.
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The discussions frequently center around the application of theological concepts in everyday life, emphasizing practical issues like grief, discipleship, and the impact of culture on faith. The podcast explores contemporary topics such as the role of technology and social media in spiritual life, the challenges of modern evangelicalism, and various perspectives on inclusion and community support within religious contexts. A particular strength of this podcast is its engagement with pressing moral and social issues through a theological lens, often featuring guests who provide diverse viewpoints that stimulate thoughtful dialogue among listeners.
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1. White Fields Community Church | A Christian Church in Longmont, Colorado
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Recent guests on Theology for the People include:
1. Heath Hardesty
2. Susan VandePol
3. Sharon Markey
4. Matt McCullough
5. David Mathis
6. Sandra Peoples
7. Dr. Drew Martin
8. Brett McCracken
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