All Episodes

Hope Does Not Exist": O'neil Van Horn on Making Hope and the Practice of Resurrection

We're the Ones Lamenting: James McGrath on Reading Revelation from Inside the Empire

Faith Has Been Snorting Modernity This Whole Time: James K.A. Smith on the Trad Wife, the Manosphere, and Hegel

Doubt Is the Door: Chaplains in the Trenches, George MacDonald, and the Bebbington Quadrilateral w/ Timothy Larsen

What If the American Revolution Had Failed? with Diana Butler Bass

The MLK Monument Has No Jesus on It: Vincent Lloyd and Luke Bretherton on Secularism as Ideology

Winter in America: The Double Deac Deans on the 250th, Christian Nationalism, and the Questions That Do Not Get Answered

You Are the Christ: Ilia Delio on Taking Paul More Literally Than the Catholic Church

Guilty of Its Own Innocence: Cornel West on Baldwin, Matthiessen, and America's Peter Pan Problem

The Second Naivete of a Nation: Diana Butler Bass on America 250, Anger, and Believing Again

The Allergy to Otherness: What Modernity Did to the Pew Next to You with Ilia Delio

Decisional vs. Emotional Forgiveness: The Distinction Most of Us Have Been Missing with Everett Worthington

There Was a Time When God Was Gods with Ilia Delio

Religion Has a Physiology: Ilia & Tripp on Why Rituals Come Before Beliefs

The Machine Is a God Image with Ilia Delio

The Problem Is Not Poverty. It Is Wealth. w/ Elizabeth Hinson-Hasty

Preaching in the WTF Zone: Leah Schade on Saying Something True When the News Will Not Stop

The Darkly Radiant Struggle with Gary Dorrien

Religion Before Belief: What's actually dying and what was always the deeper thing

James Cone Was Right: Gary Dorrien & Charlene Sinclair on Black Theology, the Lynching Tree & the Cry We Keep Not Hearing

The Meme, the Madonna & the Fertility God: Andrew Root on Idolatry, the Church & Late Capitalism

Binge-Watching as Spiritual Formation (And Not in a Good Way)

God Meets Us in Our Suffering: Rolf Jacobson on Cancer, the Theology of the Cross & Three Friends Who Went Through It Together

Sacred Values and Street Power — The Theology of Organizing

A Story of Being Saved by Love and Grace: Gary Dorrien’s Memoir in His Own Words