Many are troubled by evangelical love affair with President Trump. Sometimes people talk like it means that the sky is falling or that the end is near. Is this overstated? Might historical perspective teach us a thing or two in this cultural moment?

In this episode we talk with a special guest, Christine Sine. Her new book is entitled "The Gift of Wonder."

In this episode we talk about the Christian doctrine of the Trinity and it's connection to reality and everyday life.

In this episode we discuss our thoughts on the Game of Thrones Finale and a recent Invisibilia episode on empathy.

In this episode we continue to talk about the moral life, with some theological help from Karl Barth and John Milbank. We also talk a bit about Game of Thrones, and consider the reactions to the untimely and sad death of Rachel Held Evans.

In this episode we talk Game of Thrones, legalism and antinominiasm, in that order pretty much.

Check out this crossover episode we did with our friends from Crackers and Grapejuice in New York City. We talk about the nature of the Christian life and what it means to live it.

In this episode, inspired by a post on Facebook by our friend Kenneth Tanner, we talk about how Christians ought to read the Hebrew Bible, which we call the Old Testament.

In this episode, inspired by revelations about Joe Biden's "touchiness", we talk about changing norms and navigating social change.

In this Bullgeschichte episode we're joined by Adam Borneman. He's a Presbyterian minister (PCUSA) and the Program Director of Macedonia Ministries. We talk about 19th century theology, the relevance of the Gospel for public life, and a host of other thin