In this round of the Praise Song Cruncher, Pastor Wolfmueller learns a new word while crunching the songs “Rise and Sing” by Passion and “I Will Rise” by Chris Tomlin. In the last segment of the program we play “bumper sticker theology” and “church sign theology.”
We don’t know what we’re doing today. We just play a bunch of games as submitted on our Facebook Fan Page.
Can you tell if a song you hear on the radio is Christian or Secular? That’s what Pastor Wolfueller attempts to do in today’s edition of Table Talk Radio. Then, Pastor Mark Pierson talks about his recent blog post which responds to Bart Ehrman’s new book “How Jesus Became God.” Check out Pastor Pierson’s blog post here: http://www.newreformationpress.com/blog/2014/05/09/god-dies/ Also check out: http://1517ataglance.com/
Introducing two new games, Bryan and Evan look at how churches are trying to Evangelize and look foolish in the process. Then in the game “Evangelical Legalism” they try to demonstrate how Evangelical theology has the propensity to take Gospel promises and turn them in to “me-centered” things to do.
Returning from the Oregon Pastor’s Conference, Pastor Goeglein shares a few thoughts on the topic at hand, and as usual, Pastor Wolfmueller tries to make a game out of it. We also play “Preaching to Hollywood” with Pharrell William’s “Happy” and play “Create-a-cult.”
Is it possible to look at memes on the radio? No, but that doesn’t stop us from playing Meme Theology. Also, the predicabe pastor super game!
In today’s edition of Table Talk Radio, we play Facebook Theology with the seven last words of Jesus, then play which ladder.
In today’s Holy Week Edition of Table Talk Radio, after responding to your emails, we play Holy Week in the News, Easter in the News and Order the Events of Holy Week. Games: 10 Commandments in the News, Order the Events Of…
WARNING! LISTENING TO TABLE TALK RADIO MAY BE HAZARDUS TO YOUR HEALTH. After responding to listeners, Bryan and Evan play a little 10 Commandments in the News, #theology and for the first time in a long time, Contemporary or Traditional.
What happens when you read a Bible passage anyway you want to while disregarding its context and intended meaning? Listen to our new game to find out. Also, church signs, bumper stickers, and 10 commandments in the News.