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Theology on Air

Theology by the Pint
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Theology on Air is a weekly podcast that explores the truth claims of Christianity, often through the eyes of non-Christians. Agnostics, atheists, skeptics, and people of other faiths discuss and debate the issues of the day and the timeless questions of the past. We'll dig deep into theology, the Bible, and current events, but we promise to do so with charity, grace, and a bit of humor. Theology ... more

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It's "just" Stephen Curto and Evan today looking at a relatively small, but related group of topics. In the end, we look at what it really means to be conservative through the lens of homeschooling, Elon Musk being called "far right," whether the Ort... more

Denise Shick joins Sarah to talk about her personal journey, coming to terms with a trans father, and how to talk to the next generation about LGBT issues.

Ken, Austin, Adam, and Evan enjoy an engaging conversation about the World Cup, the recent "birthright citizenship" decision, the importance of local culture, and more. Learn more about Theology by the Pint: theologybythepint.org.

First-time guest and author JD Bauman joins Ken and Evan to take an even deeper look at the question we proposed during a live event: How rich is too rich? How much of their money should Christians give away? Are all charities of equal value? Can tax... more

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Recent Guests

Stephen Curto
Teacher, administrator at a small classical school; debate and woodworking teacher
Independent educator / Classical school community
Episode: White Pill Radio, Ep. 70: True Conservatism, Homeschooling, and the Ortho Bros.
Denise Shick
Founder and executive director of Help for Families Ministry; executive director of Living Stones Ministry
Help for Families Ministry; Living Stones Ministry
Episode: "My Dad Told Me He Was a Woman." Navigating LGBT Conversations with the Next Gen.
Adam Ellwanger
Professor of English at the University of Houston Downtown
University of Houston Downtown
Episode: White Pill Radio, Episode 69: A Sporty Look at Soccer v. Baseball, Birthright Citizenship, and More
JD Bauman
Director of Christians for Impact; Christian advocate for effective altruism
Christians for Impact
Episode: Give It All Away! Revisiting Christian Charity. With JD Bauman.
Mark Tuckum
Panelist sharing on real presence and covenant theology
Episode: TBTP LIVE: Drink My Blood: An Exploration of Communion
Daniel Guillaume
Worship and outreach pastor, panelist
Life Brook Church
Episode: TBTP LIVE: Drink My Blood: An Exploration of Communion
Mark Ball
Canon, Anglican Church (ACNA), panelist
Anglican Church (ACNA)
Episode: TBTP LIVE: Drink My Blood: An Exploration of Communion
Beth White
Staff writer for The Daily Grace Co., Theology by the Pint leadership
The Daily Grace Co.; Theology by the Pint
Episode: TBTP LIVE: Drink My Blood: An Exploration of Communion
David Lopez
Elder at Providence Community Church, panelist
Providence Community Church
Episode: TBTP LIVE: Drink My Blood: An Exploration of Communion

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James Erby
Engineer; regular on the show

Reviews

4.6 out of 5 stars from 62 ratings
  • Poorly informed or intentionally misleading?

    I was sent a link by a friend to listen to this podcast. The initial “we drink craft beer and talk about theology” hipster Christian vibe was almost enough for me to not listen but I laid aside my unjust initial judgement and listened to a couple episodes.

    My one star rating is reflective of the 2nd episode I listened to on Christian Nationalism with guest Michael.

    A good reminder I got from listening to this was the importance of researching and rightly representing views before you speak on ... more

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    ScrappyCV
    United States3 years ago
  • It's not often you hear a novel idea about gender. But this is one, and a surprisingly positive one coming from Christians. Very necessary in today's polarized political discourse to see a third way, a Christian way, even if it's not the "conservative" "biblical" stance

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    indigonegative
    3 years ago
  • The best

    My favorite podcast. They cover so many important topics, and even though it sometimes drives me crazy, they allow so many voices to have input on these important topics.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    claposta
    United States4 years ago
  • Fun and thoughtful discussions

    Lots of fun, productive discussions on a wide range of topics. Also a lot of fun in the process! Not to mention their Theology on Tap ministry rocks!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    64SquishyOranges
    United States4 years ago
  • Friendly discussion without faking agreement

    They do a great job of discussing topics that many people disagree about, but still have a productive dialogue.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    stephencurto
    United States5 years ago

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Strong guest lineup provides diverse Christian viewpoints without sacrificing charity.
The host facilitates balanced discussion with insightful guests.
High-quality moderation and topics that connect faith with public life.
Content is thoughtful but can be polarizing on political issues.
The show brings civil dialogue to controversial topics within Christian ethics.

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Give It All Away! Revisiting Christian Charity. With JD Bauman.
Q: How should Christians think about investing wealth (e.g., founder of GiveDirectly vs. giving now)?
They discuss that investing in high-impact enterprises or scale-ready philanthropic efforts can sometimes yield greater long-term benefits than immediate small gifts, as investments can generate broader effects and sustainable change.
Give It All Away! Revisiting Christian Charity. With JD Bauman.
Q: Is there a biblical command to give 10% of income, or is generous giving a broader standard?
The panelist suggests there is no binding 10% rule in the New Testament, but emphasizes that generous giving should go beyond comfort and be directed toward the world's most effective charities, with joy and accountability.
White Pill Radio, Episode 67: Hypocrisy in Politics, Re-thinking the Declaration, and Mormons in the Military
Q: What is hypocrisy in politics, and how should Christians evaluate it when both sides engage in similar conduct?
The panel argues that hypocrisy is less about the existence of double standards and more about whether one is honestly applying a consistent moral standard; it's about judging issues case by case while recognizing that both sides may fall short, and focusing on substantive ethics rather than partisan loyalty.
Post Woke: A Biblical Vision of Race, Gender, and Sexuality
Q: What are the four pillars of contemporary critical theory?
The four pillars are the social binary (oppressors vs. oppressed), hegemonic power (the power of the ruling class to impose norms), lived experience (authority of those who have experienced oppression), and social justice (the dismantling of oppressive systems).
A Catholic, Protestant, and Eastern Orthodox Walk into a Bar
Q: What is the gospel and how can I be saved?
The gospel is the good news of Jesus Christ, who fulfills the laws and saves humanity through His death and resurrection. Salvation is achieved by confessing that Jesus is Lord and believing that God raised him from the dead, which brings a transformative relationship with Him.

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What is Theology on Air about and what kind of topics does it cover?

A weekly, faith-forward discussion that threads theology with current culture and public policy through a Christian lens. Conversations mix civil debate, scriptural hermeneutics, and ethical questions—ranging from biblical law and gender to politics, technology, and social issues—often featuring guests who bring academic, pastoral, or policy perspectives. The show emphasizes charity, thoughtful disagreement, and practical faith in everyday life, with recurring emphasis on stewardship, public witness, and the boundaries of church-state engagement. Noteworthy is the panel format that hosts theologians, pastors, and scholars who challenge each other while aiming for accessible, applied theology for lay listeners and potential guests alike. Thi... more

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Recent guests on Theology on Air include:

1. Stephen Curto
2. Denise Shick
3. Adam Ellwanger
4. JD Bauman
5. Mark Tuckum
6. Daniel Guillaume
7. Mark Ball
8. Beth White

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