Tripp

Tripp, host of The New Man Podcast, and Alyson, a psychotherapist and relationship coach, share their challenging journey as a couple and how they overcame it. They discuss maintaining a strong connection, learning from conflict, and keeping curiosity alive. They also provide advice for getting through hard times and strategies for revitalizing a sex life after having children.

In this preview clip, Rachel Held Evans and Tripp discuss topics such as gay affirmation, fundamentalism, poverty, and socioeconomics. They explore the challenges of being labeled or excluded based on one's opinions and the importance of embracing different perspectives. The chapter also delves into the difficulties of openly expressing personal thoughts, especially when they differ from societal norms, and the reluctance of publishers to publish books with open and affirming stances.

In this lively debate, Greg Boyd, a leading open theism advocate, engages with Tripp from #teamprocess, moderated by writer Rachel Held Evans and theologian Tony Jones. They dive deep into the nuances of divine foreknowledge versus human freedom, laughing and sharing anecdotes along the way. The discussion also touches on the relational aspects of theology, addressing the nature of God, suffering, and the implications for faith. It all culminates in a spirited preach-off that you won't want to miss!

Joining the discussion are Peter Rollins, an influential author on theology and philosophy, and Tripp, a keen commentator on faith and culture. They dive into their upcoming Theology Beer Camp, sharing listener questions and their favorite parables. The duo humorously explores atonement theories and personal fashion evolution, diving deep into the intersection of faith and identity. With playful banter, they challenge traditional interpretations of Jesus' teachings, promoting transformative engagement with scripture in a light-hearted atmosphere.

Kristen Howerton, an influential figure at the Wild Goose Festival, joins Christian Piatt, an author focusing on personal transformation, and his partner Amy Piatt. They dive into humor-laden discussions about faith, critiquing traditional beliefs while embracing inclusive interpretations. From Croc fashion to parenting challenges, they tackle societal norms and individual choices with wit. Tripp adds depth by venting about creeds, while stories about personal experiences highlight the complexities of relationships and spirituality in a modern context.

Ryan Parker, a storyteller at the crossroads of cinema and faith, joins Barry Taylor, a film and theology expert, along with contributor Tripp. They dive deep into the film 'Jesus of Montreal,' discussing its cultural impact, the politics of storytelling, and the tension between traditional faith and modern artistic expression. The conversation explores themes like exploitation in the audition process, complexities of belief, and how consumerism has shifted societal values since the 1980s. Expect insights on the resurrection narrative and the creative intersections of faith and film.

In this engaging dialogue, Daniel Kirk, a participant in non-violent improvisational encounters and associated with LectioCast, teams up with Tripp to explore intriguing theological concepts. They dive into questions about Christology and metaphysics, such as how one can confess 'Jesus is Lord' without hierarchy and who Jesus really was—a wandering cynic or an apocalyptic prophet. They also challenge traditional views by examining Jesus' essential humanity and the diverse interpretations that enrich contemporary faith.

Join Joerg Rieger, a critical thinker on capitalism, and his lively companions: Tripp, a preach-off contender; victorious Peter Matthews; and 'En Fuego!' stars Rebekah Berndnt and Micky Jones. They dive into humorous critiques of capitalism and societal norms while exploring faith’s role in film and culture. Engaging discussions reveal the burdens of student debt, missional conversations, and the transformative idea of 'soul emergence.' This dynamic chat blends personal anecdotes with provocative insights, making for an entertaining and enlightening listen!

In this lively discussion, guests Micky, Callid, Pete Rollins, and Tripp tackle the cultural significance of Jesus and Bible-themed films. They explore the shifting dynamics of biblical cinema and its impact on audiences, highlighting contrasting views shaped by personal beliefs. The conversation digs into unconventional marketing strategies, the motivations behind these films, and represents diverse portrayals of faith in Hollywood. Personal transformation narratives and debates on faith versus illusion add depth to the cultural discourse.

In this lively discussion, Gregory Walter, a theological thinker, joins Tripp, who tackles Process Theology in a timed challenge. They dive into heavy topics, including the implications of God’s gender and the relevancy of divine language in modern worship. The conversation takes a turn to explore the complexities of drug legalization, particularly its societal impact and connections to marginalized communities. The dynamic interplay between humor and deep theology provides a refreshing look at contemporary beliefs.