For those longing to connect theology and mission, we are talking about God and everything else. Broadcasting from NORTHERN SEMINARY, in partnership with Missio Alliance, David Fitch and Mike Moore bring their experiences as pastors and professors to bear on issues of mission and church. Pull up a chair or take them and their guests with you around town.
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 212 | Founded | 10 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Category | Religion & Spirituality |
What if the way forward in our polarized world begins at the table?
In this compelling episode, Dave Fitch and Mike Moore sit down with Dan White Jr., author of Love Over Fear, to discuss the art of engaging in difficult conversations. They explore... more
What happens when revivalist faith meets political power?
In this episode of Theology on Mission, Dave Fitch and Mike Moore sit down with scholar Matthew D. Taylor to uncover the startling rise of the New Apostolic Reformation (NAR)—a movement resha... more
What is the deepest emphasis of the prophets in the Bible?
Prophets beyond Activism insightfully challenges the common progressive narrative that the prophets of ancient Israel were primarily concerned with social justice. Instead it daringly offers... more
Mike Moore and David Fitch, discuss the post-election landscape following Donald Trump's victory in the 2024 U.S. Presidential Election.
They delve into their reactions to the election outcome, explore the broader implications for the church, polit... more
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I’ve listened to Theology on a Mission for quite awhile now. I recently listened to it with my wife and she told me how irritating she found it. Hearing that from her solidified some stuff I’ve often thought but not vocalized… the dynamic behind the hosts is so irritating that the show can often be unlistenable: David Fitch evidently has a radio background and refuses to tone it down. His booming voice often dominates versus the guest, along with his own thoughts. Fitch often YELLS EMPHATICALLY ... more
Excellent conversation! Really grateful for how Fitch and Crouch nuanced their positions on power and coercion. They also provided some helpful implications and a way forward for future discussions. Had this podcast recommenced from a good friend and I will be tuning in going forward!
Been a long time listener and really enjoy the podcast overall. I do wonder what Mike Moore’s purpose in the podcast is because Fitch monopolizes so much of the conversation. It seems like it might make more sense for Fitch to be the solo host. Blessings!
While I do appreciate some of the points made, I find that they view the Bible through the lenses of cultural correctness rather than culture through a Biblical lenses. I don’t need to be belittled and demeaned by being instantly seen as “oppressed”. It is not helpful, is insulting and reveals more how they view others than the reality with how others are.
The Theology on Mission podcast is good for my soul. As a pastor and church planter, much of the content I am pointed to is strictly pragmatic and “practical,” often without any [theological] foundation. This is actually the reason I was so drawn to the podcast- just by its title. I think that at times, even “the church world” gets caught up in the temptations of consumerism and relevancy, and this podcast is a reminder that the church’s mission is rooted in century-old thoughts, and is not to b... more
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