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Slow Theology: Simple Faith for Chaotic Times

By: A.J. Swoboda & Nijay K.Gupta
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  • Dr. A.J. Swoboda and Dr. Nijay Gupta are co-hosts of Slow Theology: Simple Faith for Chaotic Times. We talk Bible, theology, and anything and everything else under the sun that gives our lives meaning.

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Episodes
  • ST45: Strange Religion (AJ Interviews Nijay)
    May 1 2024

    In the previous episode, Nijay interviewed AJ about his latest book, The Gift of Thorns (ST44). This time around, AJ and Nijay chat about Nijay's latest, Strange Religion: How the First Christians Were Weird, Dangerous, and Compelling (Brazos Press, 2024).

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    31 mins
  • ST44: The Gift of Thorns (Nijay Interviews AJ)
    Apr 25 2024

    AJ has written an important new book called THE GIFT OF THORNS. Nijay and AJ discuss why AJ wrote this, a bit of his own story, and how unfulfilled wants can lead us into deeper spiritual life with Christ. This is a raw and vulnerable conversation. (WARNING: adult content is briefly discussed)

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    31 mins
  • ST43: Praying "Deliver Us from Evil" (Slow Prayer)
    Apr 16 2024

    AJ and Nijay finish out their series on the Lord's Prayer and how to process the prayer Jesus taught us and learn how to pray slowly and authentically before God. Can we (smarty-pants moderns) really believe in evil? Should we fear evil? What does deliverance/rescue look like? Listen in—and please give Slow Theology and rating on your preferred listening app.

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    24 mins

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