Table Talk Radio

Finally, Lumpy joins us to give us his conclusions on the question "Did John Calvin teach that Jesus didn't die for everyone." Then we play "Church Sign and Bumper Sticker Theology" to beef up our catalog of worldviews, and end up playing "10 commandments in the News."

Lumpy returns (again) to report his findings on the question, did Calvin really teach that Jesus didn't die for everyone. Then, we play "Which Ladder" with some crazy scientist, Glenn Beck and some Christians who go to "The Rock."

After our TTR Listeners endure another session with Lumpy, we crunch your favorite praise songs, "All in All" and "Grace Alone."

Lumpy reports from Aurora, CO...meanwhile Wolfmueller continues to build his Catalog of super relevant Worldviews and finished up playing "10 Commandments in the News."

After answering listener emails about the certainty of "Once Saved Always Saved," Lumpy is on the scene to answer the question, "Do Calvinists really believe that Jesus didn't die for everyone?" Lastly, we play Bible Bee with guest star Pastor Ryan Ogrodowicz of Victory Lutheran Church in Newark, TX.

After responding to some marvelous emails, we play "Name that Theologian" with some marvelous quotations and the comment on a few marvelous church signs and bumper stickers.

After responding to an email, Pastor Goeglein and Pastor Wolfmueller go head-to-head in Bible Bee with time leftover for just one Praise Song Cruncher.

Joined by Prof. John Pless, we play "Answer the Question As" with Christmas questions, then play "Don't Forget your Stanzas to Christmas hymns." Wolfmueller is terrible.

In answering emails for today's broadcast, we introduce a new game called, "Which Email is Helpful?" Then, by request, send a couple popular Christmas songs through the Praise Song Cruncher and have just a few moments left over to look at a bumper sticker or two.

Playing Which Ladder, 2 of the 3 clips feature an appeal to Gandhi--the other hears voices.

In this edition of Table Talk Radio, Bryan and Evan crunch the songs "Take Me to the Beautiful" and "In the Garden," then Pastor Wolfmueller imitates Joel Osteen as Pastor Goeglein interviews him.

In this edition of Table Talk Radio, we play all the games that come from Luther's Small Catechism: 10 Commandments in the News; Name that Article of the Creed and Name that Petition of the Lord's Prayer.

Lumpy comes on the show to give us his conclusions to the question "Do the Methodists have the Sacraments?" Thereafter, Bryan and Evan play "Bible Bee".

Giving Lumpy the day off so he can draw some conclusions for next week, we respond to a question from our voicemail system and then play bumper sticker theology/church sign theology and end up by playing 10 commandments in the news.

In this edition of Table Talk Radio, we play a brand new game entitled, "Which Petition?"

Lumpy, Praise Songs

After responding to email and another visit from Lumpy Chunckle Buns, we play "Name that Theologian" and Wolfmueller wiffs.

Do Methodists have the sacraments? Table Talk Radio has hired a private investigator to discover the answer and he reports during the first part of the show. Then, we answer an email and play Table Talk Jeopardy with the categories "Lutheran Theologians" and "Types of the Old Testament."

Going back to the days we used to play "google it" we also play 10 commandments in the news and also bumper stickers theology/church sign theology.

After responding to several emails from Pr. Charmley, we welcome Pastor Brian Kachelmeier back to play Bible Bee and to talk about the Holy Trinity and Worship.

After responding to emails, Table Talk Radio plays "10 Commandments in the News" followed by the new game "Name that Article of the Creed," and end up by playing "Facebook Theology."

After buzz words, emails, bumper stickers and church signs, Table Talk Radio finds the third song to ever make it through the Praise Song Cruncher and the first to make it through the Praise Song Cruncher 2.0

The hosts of Table Talk Radio begin in a faceoff to decide the new sound of Table Talk Radio. Then after answering a couple emails, we play "Which Ladder" with the DVD "The God Who Wasn't There," a praise song and Joyce Meyer.

After responding to anonymous emails, Evan and Bryan play "Church Sign/Bumper Sticker Theology" and "Name that Church Body."

In this edition of Table Scraps, Dr. Fickenscher describes the hammer of judgement preaching of the law, answered by gift of forgiveness gospel and the mirror of existence law, answered by the antiphon of existence gospel.

It's time. The Iron Preacher co-host preach off: Pastor Wolfmueller vs. Pastor Evan Goeglein with Dr. Carl Fickenscher as judge.

A challenge! Pastor Wolfmueller challenges Pastor Goeglein to a new theme music duel. Then after responding to an email about man's will in the life of sanctification, Wolfmueller unveils the Praise Song Cruncher 2.0 (beta).

After responding to an email about the use of romantic language in praise songs, we play "Name that Theologian" and Pastor Wolfmueller tries to identify songs to be Christian or Secular.

For the first show as Pastor Goeglein, Bryan and Evan play "Bible Bee" and talk about the worship conference in Seward, NE.

In this edition of Table Talk Radio, Bryan and Evan crunch "At the Cross" and also play Contemporary or Traditional?

After responding to an email about "Volentourism," Pastor and Evan play Myth Busters and end up playing Which Ladder.

Pastor introduces what he calls the "Jesus is my Homecoming Date" as Evan plays Bumper Sticker Theology/Church Sign Theology and 10 commandments in the news.

After responding to voice messages, including a discussion on prayer, we play Table Talk Jeopardy with the categories, "Luther Quotes" and "Temptations."

As a new low for Table Talk Radio, Pastor and Evan play "Facebook Status Theology" and everyone's favorite Praise Song Cruncher.

After answering listener email about the resurrection debate, Pastor and Evan spend the rest of the show playing Bible Bee with the sensation, Pastor Jared Melius of Mt. Zion Lutheran Church in Denver, CO.

Today's show of Table Talk Radio is inspired by an email question concerning sanctification which spawns the brand new game "Lutheran Anthropology Game" and a segment of "You might be a peitist if..."

After a brief hiatus (Pastor Wolfmueller's fault), Table Talk Radio returns to play "Name that Church Body" and to discuss your church signs and bumper stickers all after responding to an email about Calvinism.

After a short game of the praise song cruncher, Pastor and Evan welcome seminary graduate Mark Pierson to give his remarks on Dr. Price's arguments during his recent debate with Dr. Scaer on the Resurrection of Christ.

After responding to an email concerning the nation of Israel, we play every Calvinist's favorite game, "Name that Calvinist Document," then play "Answer the Question As" with Dr. Cameron MacKenzie, professor of history at Concordia Theological Seminary.

After playing "book of concord bee," Pastor tries to help Evan pass his last final of Seminary as he studies for his Confessions III test (Formula of Concord).

Debate with Dr. David Scaer of Concordia Theological Seminary and Dr. Robert Price of Coleman Theological Seminary on the topic "Did Jesus Rise from the Dead?"

After discussing how a theology of predestination changes your practice, and talking about the killing of Osama bin Laden, we play "Bible Bee" with Rev. Jonathon Fisk of Worldview Everlasting.

In this edition, Pastor and Evan plow through voicemails and emails of listeners reporting bumper stickers and church signs. How many will fit into the game "Which Ladder?"

Christ has risen, He has risen indeed, Alleluia! For the 2011 Easter edition of Table Talk Radio, pastor and Evan play "Order the Events of Easter" then play Table Talk Jeopardy. The two categories on the table are: "The Sweet Names of Death" and "Questions from Evan's Confessions III Test."

In the 2011 Holy Week edition of Table Talk Radio, after responding to positive and negative emails about the praise song cruncher, Pastor quizzes Evan on ordering the events of Holy Week, then Evan reads from Rob Bell's "Love Wins" in a game of "The Predicable Pastor."

Pastor and Evan begin working through their abundance of voice mail messages about bumper stickers and church signs. Then, they play 10 Commandments in the News to ask the question "Are We in the End?"

Pastor Wolfmueller returns from vacation to run a couple praise songs through the cruncher, then to play Don't Forget the Stanzas to your Hymns. Music provided by LutheranTimeOut.org

In Pastor Wolfmueller's absence, Dr. Carl Fickenscher sits in as his substitute to play "Name that Walther Thesis" and "Bible Bee."

After responding to an email from our Calvinist critics, we play Biggest Loser, a game that takes that non-Gospel fat out of sermons to see what is left.

After responding to emails, Evan talks about his presentation on "Being Lutheran in the Wilderness of Evangelicalism" then play "Name that Theologian."