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 | 217 | Founded | 10 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Category | Religion & Spirituality |
What’s really driving America’s political chaos, and what does it mean for the church?
In this episode, Dave Fitch and Mike Moore dig beneath partisan headlines to uncover the deeper philosophical divide shaping our cultural and theological conflic... more
Two weeks after the assassination of Charlie Kirk, Dave Fitch and Mike Moore process the grief, confusion, and cultural fallout surrounding his death.
Beyond the tragedy, they explore what Charlie Kirk symbolized in American Christianity—and what h... more
What happens when we read the Bible faithfully but miss the culture we’re speaking into?
In this episode, Dave Fitch and Mike Moore dig into why biblical studies and cultural studies must go hand in hand for pastors, leaders, and everyday Christian... more
Russell Moore kicks off Season 11 with an honest and wide-ranging conversation about the fractured state of American evangelicalism. From his own departure from the SBC to his reflections on revival, integrity, and biblical authority, Moore offers bo... more
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Fitch and Moore invite us to engage theology, mission, and culture. If you want to be challenged and inspired in your faith while dealing with difficult topics, this is the conversation for you.
It has to be said that Fitch is funny. But in all seriousness, I love listening to this podcast. It’s a safe place for a good theology nerd-out. The only “complaint” or “critique” I would offer is that Dave and Mike should increase the frequency of the podcast. Churn’em out, boys!
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!
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Exploring the intersections of theology and mission, the content offers rich discussions on a variety of pressing religious topics. Conversations frequently center on church planting in contemporary contexts, cultural shifts in preaching, and the engagement of faith within sociopolitical realms. Unique perspectives are provided through collaborations with various guests who are experts in their fields, fostering an environment that encourages deep thinking and practical applications of theological concepts. Overall, this platform serves as a space for those who seek to navigate the complexities of faith in today's world.
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Recent guests on Theology on Mission include:
1. Russell Moore
2. Dr. Eun K. Strawser
3. Mark R. Glanville
4. Michael DeJonge
5. Matt Bates
6. Dan White Jr.
7. Matthew Taylor
8. Dr. Julia O'Brien
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