Table Talk Radio

In this edition of Table Talk Radio, we look at your bumper stickers and church signs and then play Name that Theologian and end up with the Bible Study.

Introducing a couple new games that desperately need names: a game that listens to Christian Talk Radio and a games the compares Biblical argumentation with argumentation in the public square. Finally, Pastor Goeglein checks out while Pastor Wolfmueller talks about prophecies of Micah.

Pastor Wolfmueller brings news of a new way to make coffee, then TTR crunches a couple of your favorite praise songs, then conclude with a study of Romans 8:26-30.

Introducing a slightly new format to Table Talk Radio, Pastor Brian Kachelmeier of Redeemer Theological Academy teaching goes against Pastor Ed Young Jr. in 23 seconds. Then Pastor Wolfmueller forgets Advent Hymns.

Pastor Boyle compares visions from the OT prophets and "vision casting" from modern day. Pastor Boyle's paper can be read here: http://pastorsconference.yolasite.com/resources/The_Visionary_Experience_of_the_Prophets_Boyle.pdf

In a brand new game suggested by our listener on an anti-social networking website, Bryan and Evan play the brand new game "Church Creed Cruncher" and then finish up playing "Christian or Secular."

Launching our youth co-host training program, this episode features your voice mail and email questions and Bible Bee with star youth co-host Peter.

Pastor Wolfmueller interviews Pastor Johnathon Fisk of the YouTube sensation "Worldview Everlasting" on the new book "Broken: 7 "Christian" Rules That Every Christian Ought to Break as Often as Possible."

In an attempt to catch up on some listener emails, we spend two segments answering our listeners as Pastor Wolfmueller tells tales from Turkey, then we play "Name that Church Body."

Read Pastor Hoppe's paper here: http://pastorsconference.yolasite.com/resources/Dimissing_a_Pastor_for_Any_Reason_Hoppe.pdf

This edition of Table Talk Radio celebrates Pastor Wolfmueller's departure to Turkey by playing three brand new games: Joel Osteen or Fortune Cookie, Name that Journey of St. Paul, and last but not least: Islam or Mormonism.

In this edition of Table Talk Radio, we spend three whole segments discussing listeners' submissions for bumper sticker theology, church sign theology and facebook theology.

Since Table Talk Radio is every astrophysicist's favorite theological game show, we have devoted an entire show for our listeners to give to all their astrophysicist friends.

Sponsored by the Denver Chapter of the Cult of Pure Doctrine, Table Talk Radio brings you the Praise Song Cruncher and Name that Theologian.

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."

By request, the jokers at Table Talk Radio defend the criteria for the game "How Biga Missionalist Are Ya?"

After a buzz words and email, Bryan and Evan crunch a Chris Tomlin song and then have a surprise call in for Bible Bee.

Interview with Praise Song Writer, Brian Doerkson, author of popular songs such as "Come Now Is the Time to Worship," "Refiner's Fire," and "Light the Fire Again."

Interview with Praise Song Writer Jamie Lee Riddle, author of popular song "Revelation Song."

You should listen to this episode, it's not that bad.

In an attempt to keep up with incoming emails, Pastors Wolfmueller and Goeglein spend some extra time answering emails before playing Bible Bee, all in the TTR's Oregon "studio."

Today on Table Talk Radio, Bryan and Evan play these obscure games that Table Talk Radio played once upon a time, "Meet My Neighbor, the Cult member" and "Name the Church Council."

For Vicar's final show we play "Which Temple Did I Visit" and also "Bible Bee" Vicar Jukola verses Pastor Goeglein.

After responding to some emails, Lumpy comes on to show us the difference between Calvinists and Lutherans on simile est et peccator then Table Talk Radio runs the songs "Oceans From Rain" and "To The Cross I Cling" through the Praise Song Cruncher.

In Pastor Wolfmueller's absence, Vicar Matthew Jukola takes his seat to analyze some bumper stickers and church signs and also to play "Name that Church Body."

Joined by Pastor Eric Lange, pastor of Redeemer Lutheran Church in Gresham, OR, Pastor Wolfmueller finds his next Iron Preacher challenger on the text of the persistent widow and the angry judge.

Playing which ladder, is Mark Driscoll's attack on baptism warranted when he calls the view of baptismal regeneration a belief in magic?

While Pastor Wolfmuller drives to church, Evan and Bryan play the games "Church Sign" and "Bumper Sticker" theology and "Myth Busters." Then they introduce a new game, "Ask the Questions As..." where Pastor Wolfmueller argues against Pastor Goeglein as a baptist on the issue of baptism.

After giving the "State Syncretism Religion Song Cruncher" a test spin, we play "Church Sign/Bumper Sticker" theology and finish up by playing "Name that Church Body," all joined by vicar.

Joining us today is Pastor Wolfmueller's summer vicar who plays "Bible Bee" and "10 commandments in the News."

After responding to a few emails, we crunch "Happy Day" by Tim Hughes and Twila Paris', "I Want the World to Know."

Resolutions, Humfry and Missionalism.

After evaluating status updates from some social networking site (which shall remain nameless), Mark Pierson comes on board to play "The Predicable PhD Student."

Today's edition of Table Talk Radio introduces the brand new game, "How Biga Missionalist Are Ya?"

What is the Nature of the Seeker Sensitive and the Purpose Driven Church? What ideologies back the movement? Is it compatible with historic Christianity? Chris Rosebrough of Fighting for the Faith and Pirate Christian Radio draws lines to the historic philosophies that are behind these church growth methods.

In a debate, Sam Harris uses the question of theodicy as a proof that God doesn't exist. In doing so, does he find himself climbing a ladder? We also play "church sign and bumper sticker theology."

In today's edition of Table Talk Radio allows time for two rounds of the predicable pastor and a round of Table Talk Jeopardy.

For this two-hundredth show, Table Talk Radio brings you some cheesy games as an excuse to talk about theology.

While Evan overcomes a cold, Table Talk Radio crunches "He is Here" by the Gaither Vocal Band and "Furious" by Jeremy Riddle, with a moment left over to play "10 commandments in the news."

Pastor Charmley chimes in as Lumpy proceeds in his project of enumerating Calvinist confessions. Bryan and Evan also play bumper sticker/church sign theology and finish up with 10 commandments in the news.

After playing "Book of Concord Bee" with Pastor Brian Kachelmeier and then Wolfmueller tries his hand at cooking with theological layers of flavor.

Before crunching the Praise Song "Heart of Worship" by Matt Redman, we play "Contemporary or Traditional" and answer a few TTR emails.

Introducing a new game after emails, we play "23 seconds" where we listen to a random 23 seconds of audio and try to develop a theological response. The comparisons are Redeemer Theological Academy vs. a Rick Warren Sermon and old school Table Talk Radio vs. The God Whisperers.

The missional mission's mission is to missionify the unmissioned missionary's antimissionabe and unmissionalistic missionafobia.

What are the marks of a missionalist? Find out when we play "Twitter Theology." Finally, we end up by playing "Which Ladder."

Before sticking kids' music through the praise song cruncher, we response to the a Calvinist's assertion that the Book of Concord is not neat and tidy and Calvinist's confessions are. Then we introduce the brand new game "Meet My Neighbor, the Cult Member."

Pastors Wolfmueller & Goeglein try to figured out who listeners of KLOVE are trying to co-exist with while Pastor Kachelmeier gears up for another game of Bible Bee against Pastor Wolfmueller. Will Wolfmueller finally defeat his Bible Bee arch nemesis? Worldview Catalog: www.tabletalkradio.org/documents/WorldviewCatalogue.pdf

Why did the devil invent Facebook? Find out on this edition of Table Talk Radio after we play Iron Preacher with Pastor John Bombaro of Grace Lutheran Church in San Diego, CA, judged by Dr. Carl Fickenscher of Concordia Theological Seminary in Fort Wayne, IN. http://www.modernreformation.org/default.php?page=articledisplay&var1=ArtRead&var2=1260&var3=main

Working our way through more church signs and bumper stickers, we address the question, "Does the Law Always Accuse?" Ending up with the game "Name that Church Body?"

Is your pastor a ninja pastor? How many theological questions can he answer in 5 minutes? Finally, we play Myth Busters with claims from the council of Trent.