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If I had to pick one person who had the such impressive intuition, imagination, and practiced integrity that you should take their advice and premonitions about the future of spiritual formation and discipleship in the church it would be Mark Scandrette.  In this podcast you will hear Mark discuss … Read more about Practicing the Way of Jesus with Mark Scandrette: Homebrewed Christianity 109

! This week Rob Bell is on the podcast. That's right, Rob Bell brings his awesomeness to the number one theological podcast on the interwebs. We would like to thank Deacon Zach Lind of Jimmy Eat World for the hook-up! Bumper music by Muse : Knights of Cydonia Love Wins!!! Is awesome! The best … Read more about Love Wins with Rob Bell: Homebrewed Christianity 106

I am pumped to share my conversation with Roger Olson.  This card carrying 'evangelical Arminian' joins the podcast to explain common misunderstandings around Arminian theology, the ethical problems of being a Calvinist, the nature and future of evangelicalism, Open theism, the Rob Bell controversy, … Read more about Want to be an Evangelical Arminian? Roger Olson will Help: Homebrewed Christianity 96

Tripp and I had a great visit with Bishop Tom, and the episode is destined to become a Homebrewed classic. In case he needs an introduction, NT Wright is the Bishop of Durham for the Church of England, leading New Testament scholar, and has been featured on ABC News, Dateline, and the Colbert … Read more about NT Wright! Homebrewed Christianity 79

Fr. Richard Rohr returns to the podcast to discuss his latest book The Naked Now: Learning to See as the Mystics See, which offers an understanding of the Christian mystic tradition as a nondualistic way of seeing the moment. This is what Fr. Rohr says is the most important book that he has written … Read more about Richard Rohr on Nondualistic Thinking: Homebrewed Christianity 70

Elizabeth Johnson is a hero of mine.  Such a gracious combination of fidelity to Christian tradition, creative exploration in Christian theology, and commitment to the church is hard to find (plus her writing is easy to read). As an aspiring theologian I tend to get theological crushes on books and … Read more about Quest for the Living God with Elizabeth Johnson: Homebrewed Christianity ep. 17