Slow Theology: Simple Faith for Chaotic Times

Adult singles have sadly become a marginalized group in the American church, especially when marriage is viewed as the absolute ideal for all believers. AJ and Nijay process what Scripture really says about marriage and singleness and process a healthy spirituality of singleness.

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The Holy Curiosity Podcast with Kat Armstrong

AJ and Nijay discuss the common question from students and church folks: Can you lose your salvation?

Slow Theology recommends:
The Holy Curiosity Podcast with Kat Armstrong

In this short episode, AJ and Nijay discuss how to make sure you are reading and engaging with different kinds of material, and to what degree you let that material influence and affect you.

AJ and Nijay continue their conversations about formative traditions of the church: baptism (ST21), communion (ST22), and anointing of the sick. The biblical tradition puts weight not only on the healing power of God, but also the caregiving ministry of the church.

Slow Theology recommends:
The Holy Curiosity Podcast with Kat Armstrong

Protestants emphasize two sacraments—baptism (see ST21) and the Lord's Supper. Why is it important for Christians to gather together and share this special moment of food and drink? AJ and Nijay ruminate on this crucial practice.

Slow Theology recommends:
The Holy Curiosity Podcast with Kat Armstrong

AJ and Nijay talk about baptism in this episode - what it is, why it matters, and why we should take it seriously as a step of faith and commitment to God and God's family.

Slow Theology recommends:
The Holy Curiosity Podcast with Kat Armstrong

AJ and Nijay note how the Bible is actually a short book, especially the New Testament part. Is thatallGod wants to say to the world? Listen in as they talk about the doctrine of the sufficiency of Scripture. There might actually be a good reason why less is more!

Slow Theology recommends:
The Holy Curiosity Podcast with Kat Armstrong

AJ and Nijay chat about evangelism - we all loathe Bible tract pitches and canned gospel messages. Is there a way for evangelism to be more natural and less icky and intimidating? Join Slow Theology for an honest and optimistic conversation about sharing the good news today.

Slow Theology recommends:
The Holy Curiosity Podcast with Kat Armstrong

On Friday, May 19, 2023, esteemed Christian pastor, thinker, and writer Timothy J. Keller passed away. Nijay and AJ had already planned to talk about the importance of heaven in the Bible and Christian theology—this news about Keller offered an opportunity to remember and honor Keller as he went to be with the Lord Jesus Christ. Listen in on their conversation about why heaven matters, why it is good news, why it is not just clouds, harps, and fat baby angels—it is so much more.

Slow Theology recommends:
The Holy Curiosity Podcast with Kat Armstrong

What can we learn from Paul's prison letters about knowing God and growing as a person in those dark moments and seasons? Nijay and AJ look for wisdom from the apostle in chains, St. Paul, as well as other heroes who put pen to paper behind bars.

Slow Theology recommends:
The Holy Curiosity Podcast with Kat Armstrong