Pub Theology Live

Bryan Berghoef and Tina Simmons, with guest Kelsey Roth, discuss what their ideas of fun are, and also what spiritual or moral value "fun" has. They also hit on what it takes for churches to be safe spaces for dialogue and questions. They also ask whether God is like Jesus. Plus, the free beer winner for April is announced!

A few excerpts from the pre and post-show banter. Watch the live stream to get it all. Tuesdays around 8:45pm at pubtheology.com/ptlive

Bryan, Ogun and Tina dedicate an episode to Prince. We discuss the ways he was overtly sexual yet was deeply religious. Prince was raised a Seventh-day Adventist and later became a Jehovah’s Witness. Where does he rank as a musician? We also discuss time travel: would you prefer to go back in time, or forward into the future? And we also discuss violence in God and nature, and what it would take to achieve peace in our world. Tune in to the live show: Tuesday, April 26, 9pm ET! TUNE IN AND WIN FREE BEER: This month you can win free beer from Craft Beer Cellar! We are giving away a $25 gift card to whoever contributes the best social media comment on Facebook or Twitter. Comment on Twitter using #PTLive, or on our Facebook page: Pub Theology. We'll announce the winner for April during our first May episode. You can comment any time, not just during the live broadcast. Pub Theology Live is sponsored by Craft Beer Cellar, a family of retail craft beer stores focused on amazing beer, hospitality and education

Bryan, Ogun and Tina plus guest Rev. Dr. Jesse Tanner—a historical Jesus scholar— discuss whether you could have a valid communion or eucharist service with beer or lemonade instead of wine or grape juice, difficult stories in the Bible, plus Christian exclusivism and the burning question: Would you rather attend school at Hogwarts or live in Narnia? TUNE IN AND WIN FREE BEER: This month you can win free beer from Craft Beer Cellar! We are giving away a $25 gift card to whoever contributes the best social media comment on Facebook or Twitter. Comment on Twitter using #PTLive, or on our Facebook page: Pub Theology. We'll announce the winner for April during our first May episode. You can comment any time, not just during the live broadcast. Pub Theology Live is sponsored by Craft Beer Cellar, a family of retail craft beer stores focused on amazing beer, hospitality and education with 23 locations in 11 states across the country. Visit craftbeercellar.com for a location near you.

A few excerpts from the pre and after show banter. Watch the live stream to get it all. Tuesdays around 8:45pm at pubtheology.com/ptlive

Bryan, Ogun and Tina discuss what daily or weekly practices nourish them, and how these practices are connected to their spiritual lives. They also discuss if God controls everything, and how free will comes into play. Plus, what does God know? Everything? Most things? Can God learn anything? This is going to take a few beers. Listen live and join the conversation: Tuesdays 9pm ET. TUNE IN AND WIN FREE BEER: This month you can win free beer from Craft Beer Cellar! We are giving away a $25 gift card to whoever contributes the best social media comment on Facebook or Twitter. Comment on Twitter using #PTLive, or on our Facebook page: Pub Theology. We'll announce the winner for April during our first May episode. You can comment any time, not just during the live broadcast. Pub Theology Live is sponsored by Craft Beer Cellar, a family of retail craft beer stores focused on amazing beer, hospitality and education with 23 locations in 11 states across the country. Visit craftbeercellar.com for a location near y

A few excerpts from the pre and after show banter. Watch the live stream to get it all. Tuesdays around 8:45pm at pubtheology.com/ptlive

Bryan, Ogun and Tina discuss what the universe can tell us about God: is it as clear or reliable as Holy Scriptures? We also discuss whether there is a difference between "sins" and "mistakes," and whether or not children are born sinful. Should we think about "Original Blessing" rather than "Original Sin"? And what is going to do in the human race? A meteor? Nuclear war? A President Trump? We're joined by Kelsey Roth from our sponsor Craft Beer Cellar. a family of retail craft beer stores focused on amazing beer, hospitality and education with 23 locations in 11 states across the country. Visit craftbeercellar.com for a location near you. Keep listening all month for opportunity to win free beer from Craft Beer Cellar!

Bryan, Ogun and Tina discuss the resurrection: Why doesn't the Gospel of Mark, the earliest Gospel, have any appearance of Jesus on Easter morning? We also discuss jobs we've had, how our work affects our identity, whether or not it would be moral to kill Hitler as a baby if given the opportunity, and how we can raise the bar on social and political discourse in this election season. Phew that's a lot. Tune in Tuesday, March 29, 9pm ET. TUNE IN AND WIN FREE BEER: This month you can win free beer from Craft Beer Cellar! We are giving away a $25 gift card to whoever contributes the best social media comment on Facebook or Twitter. Comment on Twitter using #PTLive, or on our Facebook page: Pub Theology. We'll announce the winner on April 5. You can comment any time, not just during the live broadcast.

Bryan, Ogun and Tina will discuss Holy Week: What was the significance of Palm Sunday? What happened on Good Friday, and what are the implications? How do you view the Resurrection? And more! TUNE IN AND WIN FREE BEER: This month you can win free beer from Craft Beer Cellar! We are giving away a $25 gift card to whoever contributes the best social media comment on Facebook or Twitter. Comment on Twitter using #PTLive, or on our Facebook page: Pub Theology. We'll announce the winner on April 5.

A few excerpts from the pre and after show banter. Watch the live stream to get it all. Tuesdays around 8:45pm at pubtheology.com/ptlive

Bryan, Ogun and Tina discuss: Who is God?, how should we read the Bible?, and does everyone eventually receive salvation? Plus a little breakfast and March Madness. Pub Theology Live! A weekly conversation about life and faith over a pint. Join us live Tuesdays, 9pm ET at pubtheology.com.

Bryan, Tina and Ogun talk about what Pub Theology is, what it isn't, and how you can tap into this growing phenomenon of gathering folks at a local bar to talk about life and faith. Catch the show live on Tuesdays, 9pm ET at pubtheology.com.

We talk heaven and craft beer with author and storyteller Jack Ricchiuto. "If you don't bring heaven into the present, you're never going to have it." Pub Theology LIVE is a weekly conversation on life and faith, over a pint. Join us live at 9pm ET pubtheology.com.

We talk spiritual growth, nonconformity, and spiritual independence with David Hayward, the Naked Pastor. “Embrace yourself, and brace yourself. Own your journey.” Pub Theology LIVE is a weekly conversation on life and faith, over a pint. Join us live at 9pm ET pubtheology.com.

Join Ogun Holder, Tina Simmons & Bryan Berghoef (+ occasional guests) for weekly conversations on topics of life and faith, meaning and identity. We'd love to have your voice in the conversation! Tonight, Feb 16, we discuss whether a Christian can be a socialist, and what to do about the widening polarization between Christians who lean right and Christians who lean left— plus, some Jonathan Edwards and discussion on the Baha'i faith. Craft Beer Cellar is the official craft beer sponsor of Pub Theology Live. Craft Beer Cellar is a family of retail craft beer stores focused on amazing beer, hospitality and education with 23 locations in 11 states across the country. Visit www.craftbeercellar.com for a location near you.

Join Ogun Holder, Tina Simmons & Bryan Berghoef for weekly conversations on topics of life and faith, meaning and identity. Tonight, we'll be joined by Hugh Hollowell, the founder, pastor and director of Love Wins Ministries, a ministry of presence and pastoral care to the homeless and housing vulnerable population of Raleigh, NC.

Episode 4: Extra Sips by Pub Theology

TONIGHT: We discuss the sacraments of baptism and communion, whether God can be both love and wrath, and what is appropriate for churches and pastors when it comes to politics.

We kept the mics open after the show. A digestif of sorts?