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This episode is jam-packed with such great conversation! Thomas Jay Oord spent some time sharing his journey, his thoughts on God, Love, Theology and his thoughts about Deconstruction and how to navigate it. He recently had a book come out called God After Deconstruction, and this book is like a field guide for deconstructing! You're gonna want to listen to this one TWICE! Tom will be at ORTCON24 in July and Theology Beer Camp in October if you'd like to hear him speak and meet him in pe...

"God After Deconstruction" is an essential, game-changing must-read offering encouragement, hope, and answers to anyone with questions surrounding their faith.

In this rebroadcasted episode, Tim talks with Dr. Tripp Fuller about the differing accounts of Jesus' birth in the gospels, and what scholars and seminary students know that you should too! Dr. Fuller, discusses the virgin birth in Matthew and Luke's gospels, and how we can understand their narratives in light of the Jewish and Christian traditions they arose from. Follow Us On Instagram @thenewevangelicals Support Our Work

A year ago I was just returning from spending Michelmas term at Magdalen College in Oxford, at the halfway point in a yearlong sabbatical. I was happy to

It was an honor to have the chance to speak at the Mandaean Convention in San Antonio. It was a small gathering, and they were incredibly hospitable to me

Tim Whitaker and Sarah Heath debrief from their experience at theology beer camp. They talk about the highs, the lows, the confusing moments and how communion brought up some church memories that they weren’t expecting to navigate. Support Our Work Follow Revcovery

The event was designed with “theology nerds” in mind (people who read serious theology and love to get hopelessly tangled in the weeds).

I didn't know what to expect from my first time at Theology Beer Camp. In short, I was blown away by what an impressive model it offered of doing and

I will be doing an AMA on Reddit on Friday, October 13th at 1pm EST. This won't excite you much if you are a regular reader of my blog, I imagine, since

John Macarthur, Paul Washer, Matt Chandler, Voddie Baucham, Mark Driscoll before he became a MAGA Pentocostal salesman. These might be names you associate with the Reformed tradition. But what if there’s more to being Reformed than God predestining most people to Hell and some people to Heaven? Theologian W. Travis McMaken and Tripp Fuller join Tim to talk about why we shouldn’t throw Reformed theology out just yet. Enter our Many Hands Make Light Work Giving Campaign Get tickets to Theology...