In today's edition we examine Tove Lo's song entitled Habits (Stay High) and discuss why people need to stay high to avoid a righteous God. Also, what commandments are involved when a postal worker flies his gyro-copter on the lawn of the capital building.
Pastor Wolfmueller brings to the table a set of questions that every worldview is trying to answer. In playing Facebook theology and preaching to Hollywood, we try to arrive at what worldview is being professed.
During a commitment to read through listener emails, we evaluate a Christian-ish song in “Preaching to Hollywood” and then talk about the Atheist’s version of the 10 commandments.
If we don’t listen to the latest pop songs, attempt to explain what they mean and talk about how to talk to someone who sings this, who would? We also look at what’s in the news in light of the 10 commandments.
What happens when Pastor Wolfmueller misses his Denver connection? He loses a bet. And what happens when he loses a bet? He has to do show prep for a month. And what happens when he does show prep for a month? The listener suffers. Sorry!
In a brand new game, Bryan and Evan try to make the distinction between addressing false doctrine with a teacher and addressing it with one who has been led into false belief. They also play “Preaching to Hollywood” with the song “Rude” by Magic. Finally the end up playing 10 Commandments in the News.
Listening to today’s top pop music, Pastors Wolfmueller and Goeglein try to make head or tails of what they are saying theologically in the game “Preaching to Hollywood.” In the second half of the program, Pastor Brian Kachelmeier returns to challenge Pastor Wolfmeuller in a game of Bible Bee.
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.”
In Preaching to Hollywood we listen to secular music and find a way to speak the Gospel in light of the song. In the Praise Song Cruncher, we find the level of mysticism in a given praise song. In today’s show, we do both. Preaching to Hollywood songs: “Carry On” by Fun and “Demons” by Imagine Demons. Praise Songs: “Your Grace Finds Me” by Matt Redman and “Build Your Kingdom Here” by Rend Collective.
In Pastor Wolfmueller’s quest to find a more complex equation to the Praise Song Cruncher, we consider the latest revision with “Breath” preformed my Michael W. Smith. Also in this episode, we play “Name that Logical Fallacy” and “Preaching to Hollywood” with the song “Human” by Christina Perry.