
Theology Lab hosts (online) discussions with public figures and church leaders. With an approach to faith that values being open to questions and comfortable with nuance, courage and humility, Theology Lab is a place for those who see themselves as theologically curious. How can we be both grounded while pursuing a vibrant, expansive kind of faith? Theology Lab is offered by Highrock church.
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| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 49 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | ChristianityReligion & Spirituality | |||

In this Theology Lab conversation, Dr. Amy Peeler (Wheaton College), New Testament scholar and theologian, helps us explore what the Bible says about gendered language for God. Is God male? Does God transcend gender? How can Christians approach Scrip... more
In this Theology Lab podcast, Drew Jackson, author of God Speaks Through Wombs and Touch the Earth (linked below) discusses his poetry and how to read the Bible. Drew's Theology Lab interview connects reading Scripture, interpreting the Bible, and th... more
In this Theology Lab episode Greg and Scott talk to Brad East, theology professor at Abilene Christian University. Brad recently published (September/October 2025) an article in Christianity Today called 'The Way We Debate Atonement Is a Mess.' It tr... more
In this Scripture & Tradition Theology Lab episode (podcast version only!), Theology Lab's host Scott Rice shares a sermon relevant to this series. The sermon is on engaging the challenging parts of the book of Revelation, Scripture's final book that... more
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The Theology Lab is carving out a space in Christian circles that is truly rare these days. Characterized by generosity, curiosity, and eagerness to learn together, these “Lab” experiments produce a kind of cultural space that I (and likely many others) have been longing for - one that fully engages the mind, heart, soul, and strength.
That’s all thanks to Dr. Scott Rice - he is an incredible conversation host for these interesting and insightful guests. The warmth and depth he establishes make... more






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