
Bible teaching and theological commentary on social issues by theologian, Krista Bontrager. Podcast feeds for "Theology Mom," "All The Things" and "As Seen on X."
| Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 500 | Founded | 10 years ago |
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A few years ago, Monique was interviewed to be part of a display for a virtual abortion museum. That effort is now live so we have invited our friend, Dr. John Ferrer, on the show to talk to us about this impressive effort to chronicle the issue of a... more
Sunday Night Potluck – This is my weekly unscripted livestream. Conversation breakdown: ✅ Greeting and opening hymn (0:00) ✅ The golden rule of apologetics (4:52) ✅ How to listen to a sermon (27:16)
Krista is joined by former military intelligence analyst, Kevin Briggins to discuss the rapid rise of AI in modern warfare. We examine the technology through a biblical worldview, wrestling with Just War theory, the sanctity of human life, and whethe... more
Sunday Night Potluck – In this unscripted livestream, I share some thoughts about three topics. Conversation breakdown: ✅ Greeting and opening hymn ✅ I react to comments made by progressive podcasters about homeschooling being "trickle-down stupidity... more
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Thank you so much for your truthful, insightful and biblical perspective on so many social and relevant issues.
Thoroughly enjoy the challenging topics which she has consistently evaluated through a Biblical lens.
Krista does such a good job explaining things for the everyday person
I always learn so much from Krista and usually, Monique. Their biblical approach is carefully considered, compassionate and clearly conveyed. I especially loved the recent episode about immigration, how absolutely CRAZY it has been.
I can’t believe people listen to this for guidance about their lives.
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A religion-and-culture program that centers biblical interpretation as a lens for analyzing social issues, politics, education, and public life. Hosts regularly bring in theologians, pastors, and scholars to discuss topics like Israel, democracy, gender, tradition, and cultural renewal, often tying insights to a biblical worldview and practical Christian living. Notable strengths include rigorous, research-backed conversations, a willingness to tackle controversial topics with calm, compassionate framing, and a recurring emphasis on unity around biblical truth while engaging culture. The show often features guests from evangelical and biblically rooted institutions, and it frequently promotes related programs and initiatives from affiliated... more
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Recent guests on Theology Mom include:
1. Dr. John Ferrer
2. Markus Zehnder
3. Wes Fuller
4. Ryan Brown
5. Hohn Cho
6. Amy O'Donnell
7. Joe Miller
8. Jacob Daniel
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