
Theology Lab is a podcast that supports courage and curiosity for everyday faith. We focus on connecting questions of faith with approachable conversations in theology, interpreting the Bible (Scripture), life in the church. It's a podcast, with different offerings (series, like Beyond Simple Answers), that explores a working theological vision (key beliefs) for folks who consider themselves as cu... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 70 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | ChristianityReligion & SpiritualitySpirituality | |||

This episode explores the profound questions surrounding the problem of evil, God's goodness, and faith. Scott, Kristin and Greg share personal stories, theological insights, and the importance of engaging with difficult questions to deepen faith. Th... more
In this first episode of Beyond Simple Answers we explore the question, Why does God create a world where evil and suffering exist? Why answers to this question don't fully satisfy, and how can we continue to explore God, faith, evil, suffering in a ... more
SEARCHING FOR A THEOLOGICAL VISION WHEN SIMPLE ANSWERS FALL SHORT.
Interesting? This is what Theology Lab's new series, Beyond Simple Answers is about: Explorations on faith, the Bible, theology, for a faith that is looking beyond simple answers.
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In this Theology Lab episode Scott is joined Brian McLaren and Drew Jackson. Brian McLaren and Drew Jackson are connected with the Center for Contemplation and Action, which engages with Father Richard Rohr and his life's work. This is a conversation... more
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I've truly enjoyed the conversations on Theology Lab since it first started. Scott, the host, excels at both interviewing and moderating engaging discussions about today's pressing topics. I especially appreciate how much respect Scott and the podcast have for differing viewpoints.
Informative, inspiring, and engaging podcast. The host asks thoughtful questions, and the speakers are often scholars and authors. Great all around!
Scott is a thoughtful host who brings a diverse set of guests, representing diverse theological perspectives, into conversation. The form and content of the podcast represent the sort of respectful, irenic, curious, and constructive conversation we need happening in church spaces.
So grateful for this show and the host(s) and guests. I wish more churches would be open to these types of discussions and topics!!!
Fantastic biblically grounded content with extraordinary relevance to current national and world situation and conditions.







Recent interactions between the hosts and their guests.
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Recent guests on this podcast include:
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2. Paul Domigan
3. Lisa Bowens
4. Dennis Edwards
5. Chris Hoklotubbe
6. Danny Zacharias
7. Walter Kim
8. Brad East
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