Join Room For Nuance in a conversation with Alisa Childers, singer, songwriter, and co-author of The Deconstruction of Christianity. In this episode, learn how Christians can interact wisely with the rise of deconstruction in a postmodern world.

Every year around Christmastime, Christians love to argue about the song “Mary, Did You Know?” That’s another conversation for another day. (Mary did know some things, but she didn’t know everything.) A more significant question is, “Satan, did you know?” Did you know that Christ was bruising you...

Join Room For Nuance in a conversation with Isaac Adams, Lead pastor at Iron City Church in Birmingham Alabama, and author of Talking About Race: Gospel Hope for Hard Conversations.

When you assess your life and your sanctification, do you conclude that there’s no way you could be God’s child? If so, it is possible that the categories of the law and the gospel have not been clearly explained for you. In today’s episode, Jon and Justin have a conversation with Josh Sommer (ho...

A. A. Allen was known as "God's man of faith and power" in Pentecostal circles. But Allen was a scam artist and a showman. In this video, Daniel and Robin talk about his life and false teachings.

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XL’s founders believe that the church is absolutely the best place to train men for ministry. Because of this, in 1992 XL Ministries was formed with the intent of developing internships that could be accomplished within the context of the local church.

Join Room For Nuance in a conversation with Ed Moore, the senior pastor of North Shore Baptist Church in Bayside, New York. Discover how God equips parents to disciple their children through his word.

Are you in awe of God? With the old year drawing to a close and the new year set to commence, Alistair Begg reflects on the past twelve months of Bible study at Parkside Church, underscoring the importance of thinking Christianly in an ever-changing world. The apostle Paul proclaimed the wonders ...

The Bible itself claims to be sufficient to teach us what we should believe and how we should live. We have no higher authority. If this is not settled in your mind, then you will be tossed about by rival ideologies and philosophies. The Lord would have you be confident in His perfect Word.

Perfect love casts our fear. And certainly, the love of God for us is perfect. Yet, fear reigns often--in our hearts before God and even in our relationships with others in the church.

Here’s the thing, fear is actually a hindrance to repentance. Are you having a hard time repenting? The answer ...

When Jesus gave instruction to aspiring disciples, He delivered the true but difficult news that “everyone who practices sin is a slave to sin.” Not understanding how they could be enslaved, His listeners questioned Him. Alistair Begg addresses this provocative statement from Jesus, explaining th...

As Jesus taught in the temple, many believed and were curious about Him but still rested in their religious pedigree, blind to their spiritual need. Alistair Begg reminds us that although Jesus’ words about enslavement recalled the Jews’ history as slaves in Egypt, we, too, are in bondage to sin,...

Once the darling of the Emergent Church movement, Rob Bell has entirely disappeared from the spotlight. Where did he go? What led to his apostasy and what lessons can we learn from observing his trajectory? Many young people are caught up in the trend of deconstructing their faith, a trend that R...

Happy New Year from us here at Theocast! We assume that you might’ve had some difficult conversations over the holidays about Jesus or about matters of theology and the Christian life. In light of that, how should we approach disagreement--amongst our family and friends, or even in our churches? ...

It is a recurrent theme that when some leaders are questioned with regards to their teaching and their beliefs, accusations of a religious spirit or a legalist spirit gets tossed into the ring. Those who would dare test what is taught in accordance with Scripture, or those who would conceive of q...

Daniel Boyarin is a professor of Talmudic Culture at U.C. Berkeley who argues that many Jews before the time of Jesus were expecting a divine-human Messiah who would suffer on behalf of his people. These ideas are not only found throughout the Hebrew Bible, but we also discover them in a variety ...

Join Room For Nuance in a conversation with Alex DiPrima, lead pastor of Emmanuel Church of Winston Salem, North Carolina and author of Spurgeon and the Poor. In this episode, gain a better understanding of Charles Spurgeon’s ministry and how God used him to care for those in need.

While Luke wasn’t an apostle, he determined to provide an orderly account of Jesus’ life based on true, historical facts, not poetical speculation. His Gospel includes unique details, like Zechariah’s experience as priest and father to John the Baptist—the one who would prepare the way for the lo...

On this episode of The Humble Skeptic podcast, Shane talks with Mike Brown, one of the authors of Sacred Bond: Covenant Theology Explored, about common errors to avoid when reading and interpreting Scripture. They also discuss a variety of interpretive tools that will make your study of the Bible...

What is a good definition of “culture,” and why is it so effective at conforming us to believe certain things, and to behave in certain ways? How do we protect ourselves and the next generation from the negative influences of our increasingly secular culture? On this episode, Shane Rosenthal disc...