The Theonauts

Ballwin Missouri votes to not place In God We Trust plaques in town, the new iPhones are bending too easily, Lifeway polls on mental illnesses, then we discuss Bible translation.

Adrian Peterson starts national dialog on child discipline, Lecrae hits the big time, and then we discuss the validity and authenticity of the Bible.

InterVarsity Christian Fellowship loses status on campuses, we remember Chick-fil-A founder Truett Cathy who passed away this week, then we travel back to the 16th century in our Christian History to talk about the Reformation. 

Mark Driscoll goes through rehabilitation, scientists are sending brain waves over the internet, warp drives may become a reality, and then we discuss the work of the Holy Spirit in our lives.

Discussing the ALS Ice Bucket Challenge and a man who claims to be the second coming of Jesus.  Then we interview Brian Godawa the author of the book series, Chronicles of the Nephilim.

Barnabas Piper writes a book, the real facts about divorce facts, rioting still happening over Michael Brown, then we dive into part 3 of our crusade through Christian History and talk about the Middle Ages.

Michael Gungor under fire by Christians.  Was the Michael Brown shooting racially motivated?  Remembering Robin Williams and a Christian look into the issue of depression and suicide.

New smart guns only work for the owners, Mark Driscoll's latest scandal, Weird Al at the Superbowl, the new movie Clavius, then we dive into the point of that film: evidence for Jesus' resurrection.

Isis attacks holy sites, a new Kickstarter project to remove chapters and verses from the Bible, more apps to help you pray, then we study prayer itself

Israel and Hamas fighting at Gaza, Mobile Apps for learning the Bible, Bill Gates is challenging people to give away their wealth and then we examine more Christian History as we enter the Dark Ages.

Ridley Scott is making two new Bible movies, we discuss the weirdness of HBO's Leftovers, more tensions between Israel and Hamas, then we talk about the historical debate on the nature of Christ which leads to our next history discussion.

Google announces a crack down on porn ads, HBO plans a new endtimes series, weird funeral practices, and then we discuss the concept of Christian music and discuss our favorite bands.

Barbie is posing in Sports Illustrated, Lecrae is suing Katy Perry, Hobby Lobby wins their lobby and then we start our multipart podcast on Christian History by covering the first 400 years.

Sudanese Christian sentenced to death is freed, laws creating abortion clinic buffer zones is loosened, a coffee shop operating under the honor system, and look at the destructive nature of pornography.

A Christian Muslim convert sues an Oklahoman church after being tortured, Tim Lambeisis of As I Lay Dying admits to faking Christianity after being convicted of attempted murder, why are they planning another Nicene Council and then we reveal our top 10 favorite Bible stories.

After talking about youth camps and the unneeded reboot of Left Behind we dive head first into this topic of Christian unity, what heresy originally meant,  and how the New Testament treats division as a sin.

Today we catch up on where we've been what we've done and why.  We talk about some of the movies we've seen and David's trip to Haiti with a little news thrown in for good measure.

People are still persecuted for their faith and we talk about a woman condemned in Sudan.  A spokesman for the pope is ready to baptize aliens.  Uncle Si Robertson releases a country music album.  We then talk about Christian unity and dive into the vast 

The Ragamuffin movie and it's amazing insight into the broken Christian, Nigerian hostage situation reveals world slavery and persecution, and Hillsong takes over New York.  We then discuss what Judgment Day is and what it means to fall from grace.

Lots of Christian entertainment on the way... but how Biblical is this trend?  Also a look into how salvation works, assurance, and why we are so divided about it.