
Helping believers think Christianly about theological and cultural issues by engaging in curious conversations with a diverse range of thoughtful people.
| Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 854 | Founded | 11 years ago |
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Is the death penalty biblical? Should Christians support capital punishment—or does following Jesus lead us toward a different understanding of justice, mercy, and redemption?
Shane Claiborne joins me to discuss what the Bible says about the death p... more
Have we lost something in communion? Is the Lord’s Supper simply a symbol that reminds us of Jesus’ death, or is something more happening when we receive the bread and wine?
Anglican priest Hannah Miller King joins Preston to explore the Eucharist a... more
Are evangelicals really defined by Donald Trump, culture wars, and the pursuit of political power? Or are we missing a much bigger picture?
Bonnie Kristian joins Preston to discuss her book, In Defense of Evangelicalism: A Response to Its Cultured D... more
What does faith look like when healing doesn’t come? And how can churches move beyond welcoming people with disabilities to creating genuine belonging? Cameron and Annie Horner join Preston to explore disability, marriage, suffering, and what the chu... more
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Horribly unbalanced. Even hateful towards Israel and Evangelicals. Calls Zionism and Dispensationalism trash. Did anyone ever hear about Hamas? Not one mention in this podcast of this terrorist government duly elected by the citizens of Gaza. It’s all very tragic. All the statistics cited are from Hamas media. No other voices. Shame on you Preston
When I saw that you interviewed Matt Chandler on your podcast, it gave me concern. But I’ve been listening to TITR for a number of years, have listened to you respectively challenge guests, so I listened. I hoped you would be objective and challenge the parts of “his story” that still don’t make sense. Sadly, I think you let friendship cloud your conversations with him.
I ask you to remember when Pastors, men of God, who are in a position of power, stand in the place of Christ over a church, ... more
He gabs and blabs like a teenager. Not serious. Waste of time. Focus. Have something to say. Say it. End the episode.
An active liar who promotes Christian supremacy. Like most Christians he uses “non main stream media” without citation to prove his points. Everyone is wrong except for himself.
Platforms anti trans speakers who expands the scope of hatred to any who use contraception.
Preston brings on incredible guests to challenge the status quo in a world that has lost its identity in Christ.
In one of the recent episodes with Dr. Mark Moore, it’s quite intriguing to hear Dr. Moore call out the idolatry of Christian Nationalism while simultaneously the head pastor at his church has been recently seen with Josh Howerton who has sadly shifted a lot of his rhetoric towards a more nationalistic view.
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Thoughtful, theory-rich conversations explore theology, biblical interpretation, and how faith intersects culture. Episodes center on biblical-law ethics, Christian apologetics, religious ethics, and how contemporary issues—from Zionism and Gaza to sexuality and gender—are understood through a Christian lens. Noteworthy are guest scholars and pastors who bring scholarly rigor, pastoral sensitivity, and a willingness to challenge prevailing assumptions, often pairing deep doctrine with practical application. The format tends to blend rigorous critique with accessible conversation, making it appealing to listeners who value intellectual engagement and nuanced perspectives on religion and culture.
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Recent guests on Theology in the Raw include:
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2. Hannah Miller King
3. Bonnie Kristian
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5. Annie Horner
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