Best Flawed Theology Podcasts (2024)

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Compelling Evidence for a Late Date of the Book of Revelation (Ep 180) 1:01:36

32m ago1:01:36

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In this fascinating episode, we delve into the details inside the book of Revelation that support a late date for its writing, challenging the preterist interpretation that ties its events to AD 70. We’ll explore internal and external evidences, including the conditions of the seven churches, historical context, and testimonies from early church fi…

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238: How should Christians respond to the Trump Assassination Attempt? 38:03

10h ago38:03

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In this episode, Scott and Micah discuss our reactions to the Trump Assassination in Butler, Pa. We also look at what other churches, pastors, and other Christians have responded to it, and the implications of how it shapes our faith development and witness. The Scott Stedman Podcast is made possible by support from our listeners. We thank listener…

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Pastor Adam 'Doc' Jacobs: Lead Pastor (Christ Community Church) 58:29

9h ago58:29

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What is up!? I am a Pastor and I love Pastries and That is why we created Pastor and Pastries. Also because we love people and want to get to know some people better. We are talking with Pastors from all sorts of backgrounds and theology to find out why they do what they do. And to show they are just people too. We hope you enjoy the podcast. Pleas…

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626: Political Violence & the Narrow Path with Rich Villodas 1:28:38

1h ago1:28:38

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On Saturday, Donald Trump narrowly survived an assassin’s bullet. Will this begin to turn down the dehumanizing and apocalyptic rhetoric in our politics, or will it only add fuel for conspiracy theories and extremists? Rich Villodas is back to talk about his new book on the Sermon on the Mount—“The Narrow Path.” He says obeying the sermon “is not h…

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How Many People Died in Noah's Flood? (TS 2) 8:11

4h ago8:11

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Theology Spark Episode #2 What was the population of the earth before the flood? Today there are around 8.1 billion people alive today. Is it possible that the earth's population prior to the flood exceeded our present day population? The Bible gives us enough information to make an informed assessment. And the answer may surprise you! If you have …

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Episode 237: Interview with Jordan West 1:05:08

1d ago1:05:08

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In this episode, Scott and Micah interview Jordan West, a Worship leader at North Park Church in Meridian Mississippi. Jordan shares his calling to ministry, the highs and lows of his ministry journey, and his experience of leading worship in various sizes of churches. We also discuss the joys and challenges of leading worship in small, mid-size, o…

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625: Loving Our Christian Nationalist Neighbors with Caleb Campbell 1:33:47

7d ago1:33:47

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It’s one thing to fight against a heresy, but what about the people caught in its grasp? Caleb Campbell’s new book, “Disarming Leviathan,” argues Christian Nationalism is an idolatrous, anti-Christian movement, but that we ought to take a gentle, loving, and missional posture toward our friends and neighbors following it. Also this week, Ronald Rea…

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Common Bible Study Errors and Tips to Avoid Them (Ep 179) 1:05:17

5d ago1:05:17

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In today's podcast episode, we explore some of the most common mistakes people make while studying the Bible. We'll examine various word study errors and logical fallacies that both pastors and lay-level students often encounter. By recognizing and avoiding these pitfalls, you can deepen your understanding and interpretation of Scripture. Time Stam…

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Episode 236: Is Full Time Ministry a viable Career? 47:40

9d ago47:40

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In this episode, Scott and Micah discuss if Full-Time Ministry is a variable option as a career. We discuss the changes within church culture that make it hard for new ministers to find full-time work, the pay structure for most mid-size to small churches, and how denominational support from the national and state levels can help or harm the growth…

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624: The Debate Debacle & Our Broken Political Parties with Chris Butler & Justin Giboney 1:19:33

10d ago1:19:33

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In this special episode, Kaitlyn and Skye are joined by the co-hosts of the Church Politics podcast, Justin Giboney and Chris Butler, to discuss the fallout from last week’s presidential debate. Will President Biden drop out? What does the Supreme Court’s ruling about presidential immunity mean for a possible second Trump term? And why have both po…

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The Truth about Many So-Called Christians | Exposed by the Bible (TS 1) 9:46

12d ago9:46

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Theology Spark Episode #1 Did you know that there are an estimated 2.2 billion Christians in the world? But here's a critical question: Are all these self-identified Christians truly followers of Christ? In this video, we delve into what the Bible says about genuine faith versus mere professed belief. We also talk about the dangers of false teacher…

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Two Exciting Announcements! 4:13

15d ago4:13

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When was Revelation Written? The Fatal Flaw in Preterism (Ep 178) 1:25:34

15d ago1:25:34

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Preterism posits that most, if not all, of the events in the Book of Revelation occurred by 70 AD. However, if Revelation was authored after this date, it fundamentally challenges the Preterist view. In this video, we delve into the methodology for dating ancient texts and thoroughly evaluate the external evidence to determine whether Revelation wa…

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Ep. 41 - Antisemitism Knows No Party Part 2 55:08

14d ago55:08

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Within the political landscape, individuals on both the right and left are quick to assign blame and point fingers when it comes to antisemitism. Tamara Berens and David Bernstein, however, shed light on the fact that antisemitism is a genuine concern present on both sides. Join this class to explore examples of this complex issue, understand the r…

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Episode 235: Are Summer Camps Needed More than Ever? 46:04

21d ago46:04

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Every Year a handful of summer camps from across the United States close down for good. Scott and Micah discuss the value of summer camps in a digital, high-consumption world and their importance in shaping leadership values in children and teens. The Scott Stedman Podcast is made possible by support from our listeners. We thank listeners like Patt…

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French Friday: Feckless Politicians & Fearful Churches 1:07:49

16d ago1:07:49

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As the Supreme Court releases a slate of new rulings the justices appear to be sending a message: "Congress, do your job!" David French explains to Skye Jethani why congressional leaders are increasingly reluctant to take votes or pass laws, how this is making the presidency dangerously powerful, and why the courts are saying it's unconstitutional …

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623: Posting the 10 Commandments & America’s Secular Future with John Dickson 1:32:00

27d ago1:32:00

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Louisiana has passed a law requiring the Ten Commandments be posted in every public school classroom. Supporters say it’s about respecting history, law, and the country’s religious heritage. Critics argue it’s completely unconstitutional. What’s really behind the new law? John Dickson says secularism in Australia is ten years ahead of the U.S., and…

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178. Luigi's Mansion: Holy Ghost Edition 33:42

17d ago33:42

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Stephen says "there are a lot of god shaped ghosts in my attic." Josh takes the idea and runs with it, saying that "we will always be haunted by the Holy Ghost, but it is up to us whether it's like Casper the friendly ghost or like a poltergeist." Mentioned in the episode: Lofi Girl iOS Mental Health Check-In Feature Beedle The Bardcore Support us:…

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Bonus Episode with Ben Osbun 1:20:57

20d ago1:20:57

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What is up!? I am a Pastor and I love Pastries and That is why we created Pastor and Pastries. Also because we love people and want to get to know some people better. We are talking with Pastors from all sorts of backgrounds and theology to find out why they do what they do. And to show they are just people too. We hope you enjoy the podcast. Pleas…

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Episode 234: Navigating Design Flaws in Church Buildings 31:54

1M ago31:54

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Have you ever looked inside a church and realized there was a flaw in its architecture? As a church leader, have you tried to do a remodel or campaign and realized there are many more structural problems to deal with than first conceived? In this episode, Scott and Micah discuss from their experience some design flaws they have dealt with, and the …

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Ep. 40 - Antisemitism Knows No Party Part 1 1:00:59

26d ago1:00:59

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Within the political landscape, individuals on both the right and left are quick to assign blame and point fingers when it comes to antisemitism. Tamara Berens and David Bernstein, however, shed light on the fact that antisemitism is a genuine concern present on both sides. Join this class to explore examples of this complex issue, understand the r…

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622: How Ideological Purity is Killing Churches with Ryan Burge 1:32:26

25d ago1:32:26

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Remember when churches were seeker-sensitive? The goal was to grow by welcoming newcomers, skeptics, and non-believers. But now it seems some evangelical churches and denominations are more worried about ideological purity than outreach. Sociologist, political scientists, and pastor Ryan Burge is back to talk about the self-defeating trend toward s…

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Episode 233: Navigating Various Youth Participants 40:44

1M ago40:44

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As our society continues to capture our attention, it can be difficult for youth workers to have every youth participant be at every youth event. Sometimes it can become annoying as the pressure to have a visible and vibrant youth group becomes a source of contention with the congregation and leadership. Scott and Micah explore the pressures and ho…

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621: The Rise of Christian Extremism with Elizabeth Neumann 1:25:37

1M ago1:25:37

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After working for the Department of Homeland Security, and more than twenty years as a counterterrorism expert, Elizabeth Neumann says the greatest threat to the U.S. is no longer international Islamic terrorism but domestic Christian extremists. She discusses her new book, “Kingdom of Rage,” with Skye and how conspiracy theories and violent politi…

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177. Jesus: The Man, The Myth, The Legend 46:00

1M ago46:00

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Thank you for your supreme patience while we took an unscheduled break for a couple months! We're back with a conversation about the historical Jesus! Specifically, we're avoiding talking about "the Christ," instead focusing on the ideas of Jesus' humanity. Speculations include: as a devout Jewish man, he was likely married; he was likely born in N…

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S3E9: The One with Laura 1:03:25

1M ago1:03:25

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In this episode, Phil and Susie talk with Laura, a nurse, originally from WV who now lives in CA with her husband, 3 cats and a special needs stepson. She has taken a circuitous journey from Catholic, Presbyterian, Methodist, and Southern Baptist to eventual agnostic, humanistic atheism. She has a Bachelor’s in Marketing from Johnson & Wales Univer…

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Episode 232: Leadership Transitions - When it is time to Transition? 1:01:13

2M ago1:01:13

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In this second episode on leadership transitions, Scott and Micah discuss when it is time for leaders to think about transitioning out of their ministry context. When most church leaders are ready to transition, it is usually too late and the after-effects can be divisive. We explore the intricate details and share our Stories Gone Wild! The Scott …

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Has the Bible's Text Changed Over Time? Exploring the Evidence (Ep 177) 1:17:20

1M ago1:17:20

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On today's episode, special guest Dr. Michael Grisanti joins host Peter Goeman and they talk about inspired textual updating. Are there biblical texts that have been updated since their initial writing? Grisanti points to at least two examples in the Pentateuch which have likely been updated since the time of Moses. Deuteronomy 34 and Genesis 14 ar…

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620: Applying the 7 Deadly Sins in a Secular Age with Elizabeth Oldfield 1:30:12

2M ago1:30:12

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Lord Acton famously said, “Power corrupts and absolute power corrupts absolutely.” Was he right? Mike Erre is back to discuss the way Christians think about power, and why he believes our pursuit of power over the world is not the way of Jesus. Then, author Elizabeth Oldfield talks with Kaitlyn about her new book, “Fully Alive,” which uses the Seve…

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Ep. 39 - The Facts and Flaws of Covenant Theology Part 2 1:06:01

2M ago1:06:01

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Have you ever heard of Covenant Theology? It's a prevalent perspective in today's church, but did you know it teaches that God has replaced Israel with the church? Join us in this illuminating two-part FOI Equip class, where Dr. Mike Stallard, vice president of International Ministries, will unpack the intricacies of Covenant Theology and present a…

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French Friday: The Trump Verdict, Flawed Heroes, & Shogun 1:01:29

1M ago1:01:29

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The verdict is in and Donald Trump was found guilty on all 34 counts in the hush money trial. Skye Jethani and David French discuss the political implications of the guilty verdict. While neither believe the verdict will have any impact on Trump’s base, David thinks it could erode support among supporters on the bubble, but Skye remains unconvinced…

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Episode 231: Leadership Transition: Carelessness 51:46

2M ago51:46

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In this two-part episode, Scott and Micah discuss the topic of carelessness when it comes to leadership transitions. Most people can identify some of the big reasons leadership transitions fail, but what about the small moments that can have major consequences? We explore the minute details and share our Stories Gone Wild! The Scott Stedman Podcast…

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619: Human Sinfulness and the Evangelical Legacy of Slavery 1:27:45

2M ago1:27:45

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In a recent 60 minutes interview, Pope Francis sparked controversy when he claimed that humans are fundamentally good. Katelyn Beaty joins Phil and Kaitlyn to discuss the Pope's comments, and why our theology needs to include both the doctrine that all humans are made in the image of God and an understanding of original sin. Also, new survey data s…

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