Pub Theology Live

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?

Welcome to Pub Theology LIVE: a weekly conversation on life and faith, over a pint (or other beverage). TONIGHT: We discuss the evolution of God—and whether you can see such development in the Bible—why Jesus didn't write anything down, whether the Bible can be wrong, class conflict plus favorite foods! And, in true Pub Theology fashion - I’m sure some other things will come up along the way.

We discuss David Bowie, Wheaton College, whether Christians and Muslims worship the same God, pluralism, meaning in the universe, and gun control.

Here we go... sort of. It's the Preview Episode which is a little rough around the edges and sometimes sounding more like a business meeting. We cover some good topics though. www.pubtheology.com