The prescription for this edition of Table Talk Radio is as follows: Praise Song Cruncher, Bumper Sticker/Church Sign Theology, 10 commandments in the news, rinse, repeat. Listen to the crunch of “My Name is Regret” by Matthew West
Pastor Wolfmueller becomes the Unpredictable Predictable Pastor. And is Pope Francis really a hippie? Or is he just messing with people?
After taking up your bumper stickers and church signs, we begin a brand new game called “Church Creed Cruncher.” This is where we read through a church’s statement of beliefs to see if it aligns with the teaching of Holy Scripture.
Looking for opportunities to listen to Beyonce, Pastor Wolfmueller invents the new game "If you like it you better put the best construction on it." Finally, they end up playing "10 commandments in the News" with a story about a gay teacher at a Roman Catholic school.
You may want to skip this episode of Table Talk Radio where Pastor Wolfmeuller promotes the Cult of Pure Doctrine, plays "Name that Game" and finishes up by not answering listener emails.
Joined by Seminarian Robbie Rojas and Seminarian Ben Siebert, the Seminarians throw some church bodies at Wolfmueller to see if he can guess who they are. They then figure out which of the 10 commandments are involved in a couple news stories.
After answering a follow-up email as to how we are to treat family and friends in unrepentant sin, we play "Who Wants to be a Theologian," with audio clips. Finally, we end up playing "10 Commandments in the News."
After responding to anonymous emails, Evan and Bryan play "Church Sign/Bumper Sticker Theology" and "Name that Church Body."
In this edition of Table Talk Radio, after responding to listeners, we play "Name that Church Body" with old and new church bodies, followed by a discussion based on Pastor Wolfmueller's article entitled Sanctification: Daily Death and Resurrection.
Starting a Table Scraps series comparing Christian denominations, we begin with a study on Roman Catholicism with Eddie Kolodziej, former Roman Catholic and member of Faith Lutheran Church in Plano, TX. Opening music provided by LutheranTimeOut.org