
Tripp & Bo get nerdy talking about theology, faith, life, and other things.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 196 | Founded | 14 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Religion & SpiritualityChristianity | |||

It's Holy Week, which means Bo and I finally stopped talking about chickens, bikes, and CCM songs long enough to do theology — though we did all of those things first. The actual idea Bo had was simple and turned out to be genuinely illuminating: wha... more
Happy birthday to Haven, who turns nine today! He’s my third kid, which means the Fuller household has been thoroughly outnumbered for a while now, which also means it is absolutely appropriate that Bo and I spent a Friday morning talking about demon... more
It's TNT, it's a Friday, and Bo came in hot — with a week's worth of text messages about natural law, JD Vance, and the philosophical underpinnings of contemporary conservatism that started innocently enough and ended somewhere near Bruno Latour and ... more
Eighteen years. That's how long Homebrew Christianity has been doing this thing — and to celebrate, Bo pulls out trivia, giveaways, and a surprise birthday guest in Brian McLaren, who drops in to talk about hope with longer timeframes, process theolo... more
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Love the podcast - Tripp, what are five reasons to go Paul Tillich?
Don't go to seminary. Learn a trade and listen to this podcast. That is all.
Thoughtful and free wheeling conversations from the guys at home-brewed. Always love it!
Wow, so yeah, if you love moral relativism; or if you want what Lewis calls "Christianity-and-water"; or you don't actually like or want to know anything about theology, or the Bible, or Jesus; then this podcast is for you!
Great idea for a podcast but it's not very accessible and a bit rambling. The unapologetic, loud baby noise and ambient background sounds are really distracting. I love the concept but as a scientist (not philosopher) I get much more out of the Unbelievable, reasonable faith, and even Phil Vischer podcasts.
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Two longtime hosts dive into theology, faith, life, and culture with a frank, humor-infused style. Episodes mix deep doctrinal discussions with contemporary issues, personal stories, and lively banter, often referencing historical theology, modern culture, and community life. The show stands out for its approachable yet rigorous treatment of complex topics, its collaborative dynamic, and a penchant for turning heady questions into relatable conversations. Potential listeners who enjoy thoughtful theology, progressive Christian perspectives, and conversational banter will likely find it engaging and unique in its blend of rigor and playfulness.
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