Liel Liebowitz joins the pod.
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What do the Feast of the Epiphany and the January 6th insurrection have in common?
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Is it possible to hold on to faith in an age of unbelief?
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Crackers and Grape Juice’s annual attempt to be political pundits.
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The host of Homebrewed Christianity, Tripp Fuller, shares his answers to a few of the questions Teer is considering for ordination in the United Methodist Church.
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Tony Robinson and Will Willimon reunite for round 2 of Q&A with the Crackers and Grape Juice Nation.
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Who knew that a word study could read like an adventure story?
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Remembering Thomas McKenzie
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Graphs, charts, statistics, and Jesus
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On Orthodoxy, Hauerwas, a One-Storey Universe, and the Kingdom of God.
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Help us help Will and Tony stay on task.
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Christians often talk more than we listen, confront when we should converse, and demand that people believe before they belong.
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The gang at Hermeneutics continues our new series through the Gospel of John by taking a look at Jesus’s first “sign,” turning water into wine.
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There are a number of fortune cookie idioms that Jesus never said, Paul never wrote, and the Old Testament never authorized.
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Without resorting to worn-out clichés, Kurt Willems walks the reader through the problem of pain with the mind of a theologian and the heart of a pastor. This book will help many people.”
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"God is more concerned about a leader’s character than a leader’s success."
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Timothy Gombis follows Paul in resisting the influence of the “present evil age” by making cruciformity the operating principle of the church.
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“My vocation was supposed to be joy, and I was speaking at funerals.”
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Will Willimon talks about the new printing of one of his first books.
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The way out of our political morass is first to recognize the formative power of the political forces all around us, and then to recover historic Christian practices that shape us according to the truth of the gospel.
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