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Boars in the Vineyard is a weekly theological and practical podcast hosted by Pastors Lewis Polzin and Tim Winterstein.
In this episode, the guys lament the prosperity gospel's theology, and their desire to cover up the blatantness of their theology in the face of criticism (screen shot of the tweet discussed below). Then Tim and Lewis play some Good Tweet/Bad Tweet, Christian MeMEs, and answer a question from Dillon. There is no guarantee that if you listen to this you will be blessed (but it might happen).
Creflo Dollar's Bad Tweet
Lewis' First MeME
Lewis' Second MeME
Tim's First MeME
Tim's Second MeME
Opening music: Listener, "Eyes to the Ground for Change"
Other things: Amos Lee, "Tricksters, Hucksters, and Scamps"; Rod Parsley fleeces the flock (I'm not even gonna link to it, lest you
see a phone number); Rihanna, "Better Have My Money (Clean)"
Closing Music: Jovan Mackenzy, "Reformata"
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In this episode, Tim and Lewis interview the famous (or infamous) Mollie Ziegler Hemingway, scourge of lazy journalists, and senior editor at The Federalist. We wanted to talk with someone who has a unique perspective on cultural issues, both as a Lutheran layperson and as a journalist. We think we got that perspective. Thanks for joining us, Mollie!
Opening music: Listener, "Eyes to the Ground for Change"
Other things: Amos Lee, "Tricksters, Hucksters, and Scamps"; Flogging Molly, "If I Ever Leave this World Alive;" "Sinead O'Connor, "Molly Malone"
Closing Music: Jovan Mackenzy, "Reformata"
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In this episode, talk about Pope Francis' visit to the United States and how weird everyone has gotten. They then do some Good Tweet/Bad Tweet, play some Church Sign Theology, and answer a question from Katie. Lewis also loses it on the air. Tune in now!
Lewis' Church Sign
Tim's Church Sign
Opening music: Listener, "Eyes to the Ground for Change"
Other things: Amos Lee, "Tricksters, Hucksters, and Scamps"; Albert Hermann on the Junior Christian Science Bible Lesson Program, "The Image and Likeness of God;" Billy Joel, "When in Rome"
Closing Music: Jovan Mackenzy, "Reformata"
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Tim and Lewis are back, reflecting on some criticism of last week's show, talking about "I'm Christian, but I'm Not." Because that took most of our time, we switch it up and do some Christian MeMEs, then, after the break, go RIGHT into some Good Tweet/Bad Tweet (forgot where we were), and answer a question from Chris. Tune in now!
Tim's MeME
Lewis' MeME
Opening music: Listener, "Eyes to the Ground for Change"
Other things: Amos Lee, "Tricksters, Hucksters, and Scamps"; Lutheran Satire, "Super True Stories: Paul's Baptism Oopsie;" Steve Taylor and the Perfect Foil, "Comedian"
Closing Music: Jovan Mackenzy, "Reformata"
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"It is what it is," is Tim's favorite saying. So they discuss what it is regarding Kim Davis, play some Good Tweet/Bad Tweet, and answer a question from Lorna. If only there were more time in an hour... but you may be glad for that. Check it out!
Opening music: Listener, "Eyes to the Ground for Change"
Other things: Amos Lee, "Tricksters, Hucksters, and Scamps"; "Real Men of Jesus"; "95 Theses Rap"
Closing Music: Jovan Mackenzy, "Reformata"
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In this episode, Tim and Lewis start off slow with random dialogue that doesn't mean a whole lot, then play some Good Tweet/Bad Tweet. After the break, they play some Bad Church Signs (yeah, they changed the name of the segment), and answer questions from Bryan, Chris, and Larry's iPhone. Tune in for mediocrity not seen since the last episode of Table Talk Radio.
Lewis' Church Sign
Tim's Church Sign
Opening music: Listener, "Eyes to the Ground for Change"
Other things: Amos Lee, "Tricksters, Hucksters, and Scamps"; Blimey Cow, "In (Everything But) God We Trust;" Rich Mullins, "Here in America"
Closing Music: Jovan Mackenzy, "Reformata"
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In this episode, Tim and Lewis record later in the evening, which always makes for an "interesting" episode. To that end, after much tomfoolery, they play some Good Tweet/Bad Tweet, introduce a new segment on the show, and answer some questions from dwcasey and Gregory. So tune in now, else they might record another.
First Sign
Second Sign
Third Sign
Fourth Sign
Fifth Sign
Opening music: Listener, "Eyes to the Ground for Change"
Other things: Amos Lee, "Tricksters, Hucksters, and Scamps"; Dustin Ahkuoi, "Church Signs;" U2, "Still Haven't Found What I'm Looking For"
Closing Music: Jovan Mackenzy, "Reformata"
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In this episode, Tim and Lewis talk about what a Church confesses matters, even down to naming the church. They then play some Good Tweet/Bad Tweet, hit up some Christian MeMEs that show how careful you have to be, and answer a question each from Kris and Elise. Tune in now before we all fall down a pit!
Lewis' MeME
Tim's MeME
Opening music: Listener, "Eyes to the Ground for Change"
Other things: Amos Lee, "Tricksters, Hucksters, and Scamps"; "Holy Ghost Hokey Pokey"; King of the Hill, Season 8, Episode 2; AC/DC, "Shook Me All Night Long"
Closing Music: Jovan Mackenzy, "Reformata"
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In this episode, Tim and Lewis talk quite a bit about Baphomet, a new statue dedicated to Satan in Detroit (but the people there really have no idea what they're talking about). They then play some Good Tweet/Bad Tweet with some pretty obvious favorites (and a surprising one!). Christian MeMEs are a joke. Then, Katie's third and final question of her series get answered, as well as a good one from Kris. Tune in to hear Lewis jump on a soap box... and for some other stuff, too.
Lewis' MeME
Tim's MeME
Opening music: Listener, "Eyes to the Ground for Change"
Other things: Amos Lee, "Tricksters, Hucksters, and Scamps"; Max Holiday's Bird Cage Theatre, "Hey Haters! (Max Holiday Dub);" Bob & Tom, "It's All About Me"
Closing Music: Jovan Mackenzy, "Reformata"
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In this episode, Tim and Lewis get back to some Good Tweet/Bad Tweet. They lose it on some Christian MeMEs, and then answer a few questions from Katie and "Teddy Westside." No, that's not his real name. It's not mine either.
Tim's MeME
Lewis' MeME
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Opening music: Listener, "Eyes to the Ground for Change"
Other things: Amos Lee, "Tricksters, Hucksters, and Scamps"; George Carlin on Death (warning: NSFW language in the rest of it); Anais Mitchell, "Dyin Day"
Closing Music: Jovan Mackenzy, "Reformata" Â
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Tim and Lewis are back with an all-questions episode. We talk a little bit about the news and then get right into questions from Randall, Katie, Joshua, Zack, and Donnie. If you asked a question and it didn't get on, despair not! We'll have many more episodes to come. Tune in now for all of this week's listener-asked questions!
Opening music: Listener, "Eyes to the Ground for Change"
Other things: Amos Lee, "Tricksters, Hucksters, and Scamps"; Neal Morse, "The Conflict"
Closing Music: Jovan Mackenzy, "Reformata"
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In this episode, Tim and Lewis get right into some Good Tweet/Bad Tweet, including a tweet from Mike Dornan that used this image. After the break, the examined some Christian MeMEs and answered questions from Lorna and Nicole. The baby crying randomly in the background is Lewis', not one of his parishioners weeping in the corner.
Lewis' First MeME
Tim's First MeME
Lewis' Second MeME
Tim's Second MeME
Opening music: Listener, "Eyes to the Ground for Change"
Other things: Amos Lee, "Tricksters, Hucksters, and Scamps"; Lutheran Satire, "Super True Stories: Paul's Baptism Oopsie;" Steve Taylor and the Perfect Foil, "Comedian"
Closing Music: Jovan Mackenzy, "Reformata"
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In this episode, Tim and Lewis are back, talking a little bit about sin and the Supreme Court. It may not be what you think (or it might, we don't know). After the break, we play some Good Tweet/Bad Tweet and answer some questions from Sinner (real name), Steve, and David. It's gonna be sweet!
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Opening music: Listener, "Eyes to the Ground for Change"
Other things: Amos Lee, "Tricksters, Hucksters, and Scamps"; Psych, "Muffin Jingle;" America's Funniest Home Videos, "Theme"
Closing Music: Jovan Mackenzy, "Reformata" Â
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A happy Father's Day to you dads! Tim and Lewis today talk ad nauseum about it, then they do some Radio Satan (see what we did there) Christian MeMEs, and answer questions from Bjørn and Megan. Check it out!
Tim's First MeME
Tim's Second MeME
Lewis' First MeME
Tim's Third MeME
Lewis' Second MeME
Opening music: Listener, "Eyes to the Ground for Change"
Other things: Amos Lee, "Tricksters, Hucksters, and Scamps"; Harry Chapin, "Cat's in the Cradle;" Jim Gaffigan, "Mr. Universe: 4 Kids"
Closing Music: Jovan Mackenzy, "Reformata"
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The Boars are back in town! Recording 4 weeks to the day after Lewis had a baby boy, they're back talking about some of the things that have happened in the world. Then, they play some Good Tweet/Bad Tweet and drop some bad Christian MeMEs. Tune in now to hear what happens!
Tim's MeME
Lewis' MeME
Opening music: Listener, "Eyes to the Ground for Change"
Other things: Amos Lee, "Tricksters, Hucksters, and Scamps"; "Real Men of Jesus"; "95 Theses Rap"
Closing Music: Jovan Mackenzy, "Reformata"
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In this episode, Tim and Lewis are finally back with an Ascension Day episode only three weeks late! They're joined by Jordan Cooper from Just and Sinner. They talk about the weirdness of enthusiasm and of some Good Tweet/Bad Tweet. Then, they get to ask Jordan all the questions they wanted to avoid. Tune in now!Opening music: Listener, "Eyes to the Ground for Change"
Other things: Amos Lee, "Tricksters, Hucksters, and Scamps"; Lutheran Satire, "...and you lost me;" The Lego Movie, "Everything Is Awesome"
Closing Music: Jovan Mackenzy, "Reformata"
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In this episode, Tim tries not to make assumptions (thereby not making an ass of himself)
Opening music: Listener, "Eyes to the Ground for Change"
Closing Music: 16 Horsepower, "Horse Head"
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In this episode, Tim and Lewis do some Good Tweet/Bad Tweet and Christian MeMEs. Lewis is in the garage which explains how he sounds. Tim is just Tim... there are no excuses there.
Lewis' First MeME
Tim's First MeME
Lewis Second MeME
Tim's Second MeME
Opening music: Listener, "Eyes to the Ground for Change"
Other things: Amos Lee, "Tricksters, Hucksters, and Scamps"; Lutheran Satire, "The Gilbert and Sullivan Mass;" Apologetix, "Second Timothy;" Neal Morse, "The Conflict"
Closing Music: Jovan Mackenzy, "Reformata"
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Today, Tim and Lewis do Good Tweet/Bad Tweet and find some zingers, including a Tweet submitted from Theologia Crucis. They also answer some questions from Jonah, Lorna, and David. Tune in now before it's too late!
Opening music: Listener, "Eyes to the Ground for Change"
Other things: Amos Lee, "Tricksters, Hucksters, and Scamps"; Shel Silversein, "Wild Boar;" Austin Lucas, "Wild Boar"
Closing Music: Jovan Mackenzy, "Reformata"
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In this episode, while Tim and Lewis play some Good Tweet/Bad Tweet, do some Christian MeMEs (including one from Dominic), and answer a question from Mark. What a day. Tim's MeME
Lewis' MeME
Dominic's MeME
Opening music: Listener, "Eyes to the Ground for Change"
Other things: Amos Lee, "Tricksters, Hucksters, and Scamps"; Mystery Men (1999); Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat (1999)
Closing Music: Jovan Mackenzy, "Reformata"
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Tim and Lewis are back, streaming across Pirate Christian Radio and the brand-new KRRC in Rogue River, Oregon! More fun than Table Talk Radio, they chat about church for Atheists and Atheists who go to church. They come back from the break, kill some Good Tweet/Bad Tweet and answer a question on Baptism from Jonah. Enjoy!Opening music: Listener, "Eyes to the Ground for Change"
Other things: Amos Lee, "Tricksters, Hucksters, and Scamps"; Lutheran Satire, "Donall and Conall Meet Richard Dawkins;" David Hasselhoff, "True Survivor"
Closing Music: Jovan Mackenzy, "Reformata"
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Tim and Lewis are still recovering following the Easter weekend. And since they're recording on Fridays now, they're both a little slap happy. Makes for a fun episode. Then, they talk about the mischief that so many churches get up to during Good Tweet/Bad Tweet. Then they do some Christian MeMEs and finish out answering a question from Isaac. Tune in now!
Tim's First MeME
Lewis' First MeME
Tim's Second MeME
Lewis' Second MeME
Opening music: Listener, "Eyes to the Ground for Change"
Other things: Amos Lee, "Tricksters, Hucksters, and Scamps"; Lutheran Satire, "The Gilbert and Sullivan Mass;" Apologetix, "Second Timothy;" Neal Morse, "The Conflict"
Closing Music: Jovan Mackenzy, "Reformata"
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He is risen! He is risen, indeed! Alleluia! In this episode, Lewis and Tim talk about Holy Week and the Easter season as a pastor, and then go through a series of really bad Easter and Resurrection tweets. They then talk about the nearly 1000 year old hymns, "Christians, to the Paschal Victim" and "Christ is Arisen." If these don't put you in a good mood about Easter, nothing will.Opening music: Listener, "Eyes to the Ground for Change"
Other things: Amos Lee, "Tricksters, Hucksters, and Scamps"; How I Met Your Mother, "Three Day Rule," Kiboom Kids Songs, "Easter Song"
Closing Music: Concordia Publishing House, "Christians, to the Paschal Victim"
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In this episode, Tim hates on Jesus As Mere Example and Jesus As Empathetic Friend
Opening music: Listener, "Eyes to the Ground for Change"
Closing Music: Sufjan Stevens, "Ah Holy Jesus"
"God Did Not Kill Jesus On the Cross For Our Sins" article from patheos.com
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In this episode, Lewis and Tim talk about Holy Week and then hit up some Christian MeMEs. They also review Fortunatus' great Holy Week hymn, "Sing, My Tongue, the Glorious Battle." Such a great hymn!Tim's MeME
Lewis' MeME
Opening music: Listener, "Eyes to the Ground for Change"
Other things: Amos Lee, "Tricksters, Hucksters, and Scamps"; George Carlin on Death (warning: NSFW language in the rest of it); Anais Mitchell, "Dyin Day"
Closing Music: Christopher Lawton, "Sing, My Tongue, the Glorious Battle"
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In this episode, Lewis and Tim are back after a week of the flu. Not fun, but the show is! They do some Good Tweet/Bad Tweet and then come back talking about Lenten hymns, their purpose, their value, with some criticism, and Paul Gerhard's "A Lamb Goes Uncomplaining Forth." So good. Listen in!Opening music: Listener, "Eyes to the Ground for Change"
Other things: Amos Lee, "Tricksters, Hucksters, and Scamps"; Aunt Bettys, "Jesus"; King's College Cambridge, Psalm 137 By the Waters of Babylon
Closing Music: One LSB Hymn a Week, "A Lamb Goes Uncomplaining Forth"
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In this episode, Tim wonders why anyone would go to church
Opening music: Listener, "Eyes to the Ground for Change"
Closing Music: The National, "Graceless"
"I Don't Like Going To Church" article from Relevant.com
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In this episode, Tim and Lewis are finally back after Tim skipped out to go to the Happiest Place on Earth. They do some Good Tweet/Bad Tweet but really just end up talking about the expectations of the unchurched in the Church. They come back from the break, offer up some Christian MeMEs, and answer some questions from Isaac, Larry, and Jonah. Tune in now!Tim's First Good Meme
Tim's Second Good Meme
Lewis' Christian MeME
Opening music: Listener, "Eyes to the Ground for Change"
Other things: Amos Lee, "Tricksters, Hucksters, and Scamps"; Lutheran Satire, "...and you lost me;" The Lego Movie, "Everything Is Awesome"
Closing Music: Jovan Mackenzy, "Reformata"
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In this episode, Lewis is sans Tim, so he decides to hit the iTunes "Christian& Gospel" charts to pick the top five singles of the day. He then listens to them and reviews them, critiquing them (under the Fair Use Copyright Law, thank you for that availability) for their theology, content, form, and, well, musicality. Here is the link to the Praise Song Cruncher 2.5 from Table Talk Radio. Here are the links to the official song releases on Youtube.How Can It Be - Lauren Dangle
Soul on Fire - Third Day
Because He Lives (Amen) - Matt Maher
Oceans (Where Feet May Fall) - Hillsong UNITED
Greater - Mercy Me
Opening music: Listener, "Eyes to the Ground for Change"
Other things: Amos Lee, "Tricksters, Hucksters, and Scamps"; "Holy Ghost Hokey Pokey"; King of the Hill, Season 8, Episode 2; AC/DC, "Shook Me All Night Long"
Closing Music: Jovan Mackenzy, "Reformata"
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In this episode, Lewis channels a Luther sermon and talks briefly about holding God to His Word. Opening music: Listener, "Eyes to the Ground for Change"
Other things: Cameo, "Word Up"
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In this episode, Tim answers a few boaring objections to Lutheran theology Opening music: Listener, "Eyes to the Ground for Change"
break: 16 Horsepower, "Blessed Persistence"
Closing Music: Vigilantes of Love, "All the Mercy We Have Found"
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In this episode, Tim answers a VERY boaring objection to Lutheran theology
Opening music: Listener, "Eyes to the Ground for Change"
break: Jonathan Rundman, "Closed Out..."
Closing Music: Jason Harrod, "Let All Mortal Flesh"
Elert, Eucharist and Church Fellowship
Biermann, "Step Up to the Altar"
Sasse, The Lonely Way, volume II
Walther, Church Fellowship
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In this episode, Lewis records his "Boaring" episode on the joy of a pastor and what he gets to do. Opening music: Listener, "Eyes to the Ground for Change"
Other things: Iron & Wine, "Joy"
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In this episode, Tim and Lewis talk about Lenten practices and whether we should observe any liturgical holiday. They do some Good Tweet/Bad Tweet and then answer some questions from Dana and Lorna. Opening music: Listener, "Eyes to the Ground for Change"
Other things: Amos Lee, "Tricksters, Hucksters, and Scamps;" Albert Hermann on the Junior Christian Science Bible Lesson Program, "The Image and Likeness of God;" Billy Joel, "When in Rome"
Closing Music: Jovan Mackenzy, "Reformata"
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In this episode, Lewis records his "Boaring" episode on his computer (which is why it doesn't sound great) and talks about how a pastor goes through and chooses what the congregation he serves needs to hear.
Opening music: Listener, "Eyes to the Ground for Change"
Other things: One LSB Hymn A Week "O Wondrous Type, O Vision Fair"
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In this episode, Tim and Lewis talk about whether Jesus loves everyone and ask the question, "Is the Pope Catholic?" They do some Good Tweet/Bad Tweet and hit up some awful Christian MeMEs that listeners have sent in. Listen in!
Lewis' First MeME
Tim's First MeME
Lewis' Second MeME
Tim's Second MeME
Opening music: Listener, "Eyes to the Ground for Change"
Other things: Amos Lee, "Tricksters, Hucksters, and Scamps"; Lutheran Satire, "The Gilbert and Sullivan Mass;" Apologetix, "Second Timothy;" Neal Morse, "The Conflict"
Closing Music: Jovan Mackenzy, "Reformata"
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In this episode, Tim asks: what can a confessional church body do about false teaching in her midst, if anything?Opening music: Listener, "Eyes to the Ground for Change"Opening metaphor for the Church Militant: Josh Ritter, "Girl In The War"Closing Music: 16 Horsepower, "Dead Run"Like us on Facebook, follow us on Twitter, email us , or go to our website, all for more information.
In this episode, Tim and Lewis talk about the Super Bowl and God. They then answer a bunch of questions that you submitted. Thank you to Elise, Larry, Manny, Constance, Dillon, Bryan, J. Dean, and Tamara for all your great questions!
Opening music: Listener, "Eyes to the Ground for Change"
Other things: Amos Lee, "Tricksters, Hucksters, and Scamps"; "Real Men of Jesus"; "95 Theses Rap"
Closing Music: Jovan Mackenzy, "Reformata"
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In this episode, Tim and Lewis chat about theological symbols in movies and television, hit up some Good Tweet/Bad Tweet and answer questions from Nicole, Pints of His Grace, Isaac, and Elise. Back in the saddle, the boys ride off into the sunset.Here's the article on Luther and Zwingli Lewis mentioned in passing.
Opening music: Listener, "Eyes to the Ground for Change"
Other things: Amos Lee, "Tricksters, Hucksters, and Scamps"; Rod Rosenbladt, "The Gospel for Those Broken By the Church;" The Clash, "I Fought the Law"
Closing Music: Jovan Mackenzy, "Reformata"
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In this episode, Tim stopped in Chicago on his way to the Theological Symposia at Concordia Theological Seminary in Ft. Wayne, Indiana and talked for a while with some other Lutheran pastors about your questions. Many thanks to Pastor Matt Gunia from St. John Lutheran Church in Niles, Illinois, Pastor Kurt Onken from Messiah Lutheran Church in Marysville, Washington, Pastor Jeffery Ries Zion Evangelical Lutheran Church in Tacoma, Washington, and Pastor Erick Carlsen in Our Savior Lutheran Church in Chicago, Illinois for pulling lots of shenanigans with a Boar.
Opening music: Listener, "Eyes to the Ground for Change"
Other things: Amos Lee, "Tricksters, Hucksters, and Scamps"; Shel Silversein, "Wild Boar;" Austin Lucas, "Wild Boar"
Closing Music: Jovan Mackenzy, "Reformata"
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In this episode, Lewis has a heart for ordering a crucifix for Daniel. They then discuss "Romaphobia" and play Good Tweet / Bad Tweet, where Creeds not Deeds will give you good night's sleep. Then, they answer a question about if Lutherans neglect the Holy Spirit and are asked to make a scriptural case for Infant Baptism. No Roman Catholics were harmed in the making of this episode.
In this episode, Tim and Lewis are back from the Christmas Break. They talk about the liturgical year, then play some Good Tweet/Bad Tweet. They were going to answer some questions, but the distracted themselves too much when it came to Christian MeMEs. They're pretty awful (and the memes are bad, too).
Tim's First MeME
Lewis' First MeME
Tim's Second MeME
Lewis' Second MeME
Opening music: Listener, "Eyes to the Ground for Change"
Other things: Amos Lee, "Tricksters, Hucksters, and Scamps"; Lutheran Satire, "...and you lost me;" The Lego Movie, "Everything Is Awesome"
Closing Music: Jovan Mackenzy, "Reformata"
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In this special Christmas Episode, Tim and Lewis pick up a theme and discuss some of their least favorite and their picks for good Advent hymns. Disagree all you want, it's just their opinion. Listen in!
Opening music: Listener, "Eyes to the Ground for Change;" August Burns Red, "Carol of the Bells" Other things: Sufjan Stevens, "Away in a Manger;" MercyMe, "Silent Night;" The Kammerchor, "O Jesus Christ, Thy Manger Is;" Erin Bode, "See Amid the Winter's Snow"
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In this special Christmas Episode, Lewis and Tim are joined by Table Talk Radio host Bryan Wolfmueller and Fighting for the Faith host Chris Rosebrough to discuss the theology in their favorite Advent Hymns and anything else that seems worth discussing. Fair warning, this Episode is long, big, and jam packed with Christ FOR You.
Opening music: Listener, "Eyes to the Ground for Change;" August Burns Red, "Carol of the Bells"
Other things: Concordia Chorale, "Savior of the Nations, Come;" Fernando Ortega, "What Child is This?"
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In this episode, Tim has discovered that "It Came Upon the Midnight Clear" and Charles Dickens are not what you think they are. They then do a bunch of Good Tweet/Bad Tweet. They find some awful (and one good) Christian MeMEs, and then answer some questions from Kris and Michael. Keep sending in your submissions!
Lewis' First MeME
Tim's First MeME
Lewis' Second MeME
Tim's Second MeME
Opening music: Listener, "Eyes to the Ground for Change"
Other things: Amos Lee, "Tricksters, Hucksters, and Scamps"; George Carlin on Death (warning: NSFW language in the rest of it); Anais Mitchell, "Dyin Day"
Closing Music: Jovan Mackenzy, "Reformata"
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In this episode, Tim and Lewis get a little cranky about being cranky last week. They then talk more about Advent, hit up Good Tweet/Bad Tweet, where they talk more about Advent, and take some personal questions from a few listeners, and answer one more question about Advent. Seriously. It's like a theme. Here's the article Lewis promised you from Mollie Ziegler Hemingway.
Opening music: Listener, "Eyes to the Ground for Change"
Other things: Amos Lee, "Tricksters, Hucksters, and Scamps"; Brown Feather Sparrow, "December Radio"
Closing Music: Jovan Mackenzy, "Reformata"
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In this episode, Tim and Lewis chat about demons, Advent, and the right celebration of Christmas. They then look at what goes wrong in a Christmas Eve service with Good Tweet/Bad Tweet. They come back from the break, with a little help from Hank Hill, and answer some questions from Stephanie and Charles. We are less mediocre than Table Talk Radio.
(By the way, here's the book we mentioned during the show by Dr. T. David Gordon, Why Johnny Can't Sing Hymns, and his most recent interview on Issues, Etc.)
Opening music: Listener, "Eyes to the Ground for Change"
Other things: Amos Lee, "Tricksters, Hucksters, and Scamps"; "Holy Ghost Hokey Pokey"; King of the Hill, Season 8, Episode 2; AC/DC, "Shook Me All Night Long"
Closing Music: Jovan Mackenzy, "Reformata"
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In this episode, Tim and Lewis talk about what happens when a pastor introduces things a congregation doesn't know how to deal with. In Good Tweet/Bad Tweet, they have a LOT of questions. They come back from the break with Christian MeMEs and more of your questions from Dominick and Sam. Things go well.
Tim's MeME
Lewis' MeME
Opening music: Listener, "Eyes to the Ground for Change"
Other things: Amos Lee, "Tricksters, Hucksters, and Scamps"; Lutheran Satire, "Super True Stories: Paul's Baptism Oopsie;" Steve Taylor and the Perfect Foil, "Comedian"
Closing Music: Jovan Mackenzy, "Reformata"
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In this episode, Tim and Lewis talk what it means to be Lutheran (hint: it's the Book of Concord), and then play some Good Tweet/Bad Tweet. Then they answer questions from Tamara, Julie, Elise, and Karen. It's a good episode with mediocre hosting today.
Opening music: Listener, "Eyes to the Ground for Change"
Other things: Amos Lee, "Tricksters, Hucksters, and Scamps"; Blimey Cow, "In (Everything But) God We Trust;" Rich Mullins, "Here in America"
Closing Music: Jovan Mackenzy, "Reformata"
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In this episode, Lewis and Daniel play Meology vs. Theology, where Dan goes way over his time but, clearly, you cannot judge him. They then answer questions about explaining the the Crucifix to someone suffering from Romaphobia and what it means to have Christ in us. Once again, they don't get to Psalm 8, but, of course, you're getting used to that. Hold on to your hats and judge not the Crucifix.
In this episode, Tim and Lewis talk about the mountains, toy with the government, and then roll into some Good Tweet/Bad Tweet. They then answer some questions regarding the Book of Concord, cremation, and calling people "Reformed." They then finish it all up with a little non-Church patriotism.
Opening music: Listener, "Eyes to the Ground for Change"
Other things: Amos Lee, "Tricksters, Hucksters, and Scamps"; Blimey Cow, "In (Everything But) God We Trust;" Rich Mullins, "Here in America"
Closing Music: Jovan Mackenzy, "Reformata"
In this episode, Lewis and Daniel try to translate evangelical phrases, then play good tweet/bad tweet where they discuss a good death, is God a God of second chances, Jesus/Santa, and argue "it's a religion not a relationship". They then answer questions about what it means to despise baptism and if good works should be done in public or secret before ending with a look at Psalm 7. Warning, we may spoil Santa for the kiddos.
In this episode, Lewis and Dan are joined by Dr. Curtis Leins from the Pirate Christian Radio Conference to discuss some of the essential doctrines that are the foundation of Lutheranism. It's getting mighty academic in the Vineyard y'all.
In this episode, Lewis and Dan bring back Meology vs.Theology and it's just as terrible as you'd expect. They then do a round of "Hot Topics" where they address different ways to misuse the third use of the law and bad arguments against observing Lent and the liturgical calendar. Warning: This episode is low on preparation and high on sarcasm.
In this episode, Lewis and Dan talk about the Noah movie and play good tweet/bad tweet before digging into the Cotton Patch Bible and Word On The Street. They then answer questions about doing greater works than Jesus and God's will for your life.
In this episode, Tim and Lewis talk Trinity Sunday and engage in heretical analogies before some Good Tweet/Bad Tweet. They then talk at length regarding a 30 minute worship service, actually almost as long as the service itself.
In this episode, Lewis comes back from the PCR Conference in Clinton, Iowa, with a couple of interviews. The second of two interviews, Pastor Jordan Cooper and Pastor Chris Rosebrough talk about the tyrannies of fruit checking and purpose and the shalom found in the Baptism and the Preached Word. Don't miss last week's episode if you're listening to this one.
Opening music: Listener, "Eyes to the Ground for Change"
Closing Music: Jovan Mackenzy, "Reformata"
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In this episode, Lewis and Daniel introduce Father Weejus and "Do Business With God," then play Good Tweet / Bad Tweet where false dichotomies abound and (perhaps) Joel Osteen is a Calvinist. They then answer questions about "missional" Lutheran churches and how they talk about homosexuality.
In this episode, Lewis and Dan play Good Tweet / Bad Tweet and find that Lutherans are better at theology but Mormons are better at sports. Lewis also loans Dan a soapbox to get on. They then answer questions about temptation without a sinful nature and whether Christ is present in a wrong view of the Lord's Supper.
In this episode, Tim and Lewis follow up from last week's interview with Dr. Joel Biermann hit up some good news and postmodern word games in Good Tweet/Bad Tweet. After the break, they play Christian MeMEs again, with some listener-sent memes, and then answer some questions on the Epitome of the Formula of Concord and good works, liturgy, and heretical teachers.
Tim's First MeME
Tim's Second MeME
Lewis' First MeME
Lewis' Second MeME
Lutheran Satire's Meme
Opening music: Listener, "Eyes to the Ground for Change"
Other things: Amos Lee, "Tricksters, Hucksters, and Scamps"; "Real Men of Jesus"; "95 Theses Rap"
Closing Music: Jovan Mackenzy, "Reformata"
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In this episode, Lewis and Dan beg for some Lutheran rap and/or heavy metal, then play Good Tweet/Bad Tweet, where we need Lutherans to be right about justification or we're going to hell. Then in the Hot Topic segment, they discuss whether or not Paul's statement in 1 Corinthians 1:17 means baptism has nothing to do with salvation and the Christian brass of certain Orthodox Priests. No riot gear for us!
In this special Christmas Episode, Lewis and Daniel are joined by Table Talk Radio host Evan Goeglein and Fighting for the Faith host Chris Rosebrough to discuss the theology in their favorite Advent Hymns and anything else that seems worth discussing. Fair warning, this Episode is long, big, and jam packed with Christ FOR You.
Music for this episode is by August Burns Red, Red Mountain Church and Concordia.
Lewis and Daniel are joined once again by Table Talk Radio host, Evan Goeglein, to play Good Tweet, Bad Tweet where they learn how many stones are too many and that "papist" is a compliment. They then introduce a new segment called "Hot Topic," where they look at an article by Mark Driscoll about Single Pastors and address some of the issues they have with it. All the single pastors, all the single pastors... if you like it, then put a ring on it.
In this episode, Lewis and Daniel are joined by Pastor Tullian Tchividjian to have a conversation about why he thinks more people should talk to Lutherans and read Lutheran theologians.
In this episode, Lewis and Dan compare strange and terrible Bible translations, then play a round of Good Tweet / Bad Tweet full of big dreams, touchdown dances, and antinomanism. They then answer listener questions about Good Books, Baptizing in Christ's Name, and Ex Opere Operato before another quick run through the Cotton Patch.
In this episode, Lewis and Dan are joined by Pastor Jordan Cooper from Just & Sinner to discuss the differences between the doctrines of grace and the Means of Grace. Our audio might not be the best, but the content is killer.
In this episode, Lewis and Dan roll out the bad bible translations all over again and have some trouble finding verses. They then play Good Tweet / Bad Tweet, where T.U.L.I.P. gets a make over, and they answer the ever troubling question, "What should I preach on Easter?" They then answer questions about 1 John 5:8 and the Son of God movie. No books were burned during this or any other episode.
In this episode, Lewis and Dan play good tweet / bad tweet and find that songs are sermons and your relationship with God isn't a unique snowflake. They then answer questions about which body of Jesus are we eating and different ways of preaching before heading into Hot Topics where they discuss "Are Lutherans Monergists?" and open air preaching.
After a long hiatus, in this episode, Lewis introduces the new Boars cohost, Tim Winterstein, play Good Tweet/Bad Tweet, debate the Cheshire Cat, introduce a new theme song, and discuss youth ministry and confirmation practices. Like J.J. Abrams likes to do with all things "Star", we're rebooting today.
Dear friends, Boars in the Vineyard is on a necessary hiatus at this time. The plan for now is for it to be back at some point in the future. Continue to follow Boars on Twitter, or like it on Facebook, for further updates and information on its return. If you have any comments or questions in the meantime about the show or the Lutheran understanding of Scripture or other topics, please contact Pastor Lewis Polzin at pastor.polzin@gmail.com. Until Boars returns, tune in to piratechristianradio.com to hear more great programming 24/7. The peace of the Lord Christ be with you always!
In this episode, Tim and Lewis talk Romans 6 sermons, and then hit up the Good Tweet/Bad Tweet. They then answer some questions regarding seminary and things to consider before becoming a pastor. They then finish it all up with a Hot Topic of Last Parties versus Funerals and the Resurrection.
Here are the links to the two articles referred to in the episode, first New Orleans, then San Juan, Puerto Rico.
In this episode, Lewis comes back from the PCR Conference in Clinton, Iowa, with a couple of interviews. First up this week, Pastor Brent Kuhlman and Pastor Curtis Leins talk about the tyrannies of the conscience and subjective spirituality and the shalom found in the Lord's Supper and Confession and Absolution. Listen in next week for the next installment with Pastor Jordan Cooper and Pastor Chris Rosebrough.
Opening music: Listener, "Eyes to the Ground for Change"
Closing Music: Jovan Mackenzy, "Reformata"
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In this episode, Tim and Lewis celebrate National Coffee Day (apparently, that's a thing). Good Tweet/Bad Tweet, Law/Gospel Reduction, and Hot Topics are addressed as Lutheran a way as possible.
Opening music: Listener, "Eyes to the Ground for Change"
Other things: Amos Lee, "Tricksters, Hucksters, and Scamps"; The Princess Bride; King's College Cambridge, "Hail Gladdening Light"
Closing Music: Jovan Mackenzy, "Reformata"
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In this episode, Tim and Lewis chat about Brandon Hanson's Semper Reformanda, chat about our new bestest friend, Jon Rodebaugh, and then hit up Good Tweet/Bad Tweet. They then talk about your questions, including the use of Law and Gospel and do some criticism of limited atonement.
Opening music: Listener, "Eyes to the Ground for Change"
Other things: Amos Lee, "Tricksters, Hucksters, and Scamps"; Neal Morse, "The Conflict"
Closing Music: Jovan Mackenzy, "Reformata"
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In this episode, Tim and Lewis talk about the last episode and some of the feedback and offer their opinion on how guns don't violate vocation in the Christian's calling. They then play Good Tweet/Bad Tweet and deodorant. They also hit up a ton of listener questions.
Here's the article we make reference to in the questions, Call No Man Father.
Opening music: Listener, "Eyes to the Ground for Change"
Other things: Amos Lee, "Tricksters, Hucksters, and Scamps"; Aunt Bettys, "Jesus"; King's College Cambridge, Psalm 137 By the Waters of Babylon
Closing Music: Jovan Mackenzy, "Reformata"
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In this episode, Tim and Lewis talk about how boring East Wenatchee is, play with gun-talk, and do some Good Tweet/Bad Tweet. Then they revisit their new game, Law/Gospel Reduction and answer a single listener question because they talk too much.
Opening music: Listener, "Eyes to the Ground for Change"
Other things: Amos Lee, "Tricksters, Hucksters, and Scamps"; Good Charlotte, "The River"
Closing Music: Jovan Mackenzy, "Reformata"
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In this episode, Lewis and Tim catch up from what seems like a long time back. They do some Good Tweet/Bad Tweet and play a brand new game, Law/Gospel Reduction (not to be confused with the the awful error). They then take some time to answer some of your questions.
Opening music: Listener, "Eyes to the Ground for Change"
Other things: Amos Lee, "Tricksters, Hucksters, and Scamps"; Muse, "Apocalypse Please"; Blimey Cow; Swirling Eddies, "Hide the Beer, the Pastor's Here"
Closing Music: Jovan Mackenzy, "Reformata"
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In this episode, Lewis and Tim come back from vacating vocation, talk about some Lyle Lovett and messing with Texas, and some socialist Luther in Good Tweet/Bad Tweet. They then hit on why excommunication is loving not hating, answer a question about prayer, and discuss whether they would baptize a baby of a non-member. Hang on! The Boars are back!
Opening music: Listener, "Eyes to the Ground for Change"
Other things: Amos Lee, "Tricksters, Hucksters, and Scamps"; Dad's Army, "Hitler is a Twerp" Dustin Bogue, "Don't Mess with Texas"
Closing Music: Jovan Mackenzy, "Reformata"
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In this episode, the world is going crazy, and Tim and Lewis decide to talk about it. Then they play Good Tweet/Bad Tweet, answer a question how to become a Lutheran, and address the summer's hottest topic, Vacation Bible School.
Opening music: Listener, "Eyes to the Ground for Change"
Other things: Amos Lee, "Tricksters, Hucksters, and Scamps"; Neal Morse, "The Conflict"
Closing Music: Jovan Mackenzy, "Reformata"
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In this episode, while Tim sweats in the heat with no air movement, Tim and Lewis play some Good Tweet/Bad Tweet, call Joseph out for acting like a turdbucket, and talk aging in sanctification. After the break, they talk about Capernaitic eating and John 6, figure out if Absolution is a Sacrament, and answer a quick beer question.
Opening music: Listener, "Eyes to the Ground for Change"
Other things: Amos Lee, "Tricksters, Hucksters, and Scamps"; Mystery Men (1999); Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat (1999)
Closing Music: Jovan Mackenzy, "Reformata"
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In this episode, Tim and Lewis review some services from over the weekend and then play Meology vs. Theology. After the break, they come back with some Good Tweet/Bad Tweet. They then answer some questions regarding how much Orthodoxy you have, Subjective Justification, and a little bit of beer talk.
Opening music: Listener, "Eyes to the Ground for Change"
Other things: Amos Lee, "Tricksters, Hucksters, and Scamps"; Good Charlotte, "The River"
Closing Music: Jovan Mackenzy, "Reformata"
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In this episode, Tim and Lewis interview Dr. Joel Biermann, Professor of Systematic Theology at Concordia Seminary, St. Louis, MO, on his new book, A Case for Character: Towards a Lutheran Virtue Ethics. We'll discuss Two Kinds of Righteousness (2KR), Three (!) Kinds of Righteousness, character-building, lazy pastors, difficulties in ministry, and some practical ideas for how the ideas in Dr. Biermann's book may play out in life. You can find more information by going to the website, A Case for Character. Tune in! (Sorry for the fuzziness of the internet in the beginning; it works itself out!)
Opening music: Listener, "Eyes to the Ground for Change"
Closing Music: Jovan Mackenzy, "Reformata"
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In this episode, Tim and Lewis talk about doubt as a new sacrament in Good Tweet/Bad Tweet. They then come back with a brand new game, Christian MeMEs and laugh for way too long. The show finishes up by answering a single question because Lewis can't keep time well. Check out the links below to see the memes Tim and Lewis are laughing at.
Lewis' First MeME
Tim's First MeME
Lewis' Second MeME
Tim's Second MeME
Opening music: Listener, "Eyes to the Ground for Change"
Other things: Amos Lee, "Tricksters, Hucksters, and Scamps"; Neal Morse, "The Conflict"
Closing Music: Jovan Mackenzy, "Reformata"
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In this episode, Tim and Lewis talk about Anthony Sacramone's review of Left Behind, and play a much need, long-forgotten game of Meology vs. Theology. Then they come back and answer every question that was tweeted or Facebooked to the Boars on Monday morning, talking about Universal Objective Justification, Church discipline, eschatology, and more!
Opening music: Listener, "Eyes to the Ground for Change"
Other things: Amos Lee, "Tricksters, Hucksters, and Scamps"; Good Charlotte, "The River"
Closing Music: Jovan Mackenzy, "Reformata"
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In this episode Lewis and Daniel introduce Meology vs. Theology, Lewis attempts to preach a bad sermon while Daniel vapes. Then they answer questions about Baptized Christians falling away, who is elect and the Holy Spirit, and end by taking a look at Psalm 2.
In this Episode Lewis and Daniel talk about bad church names then play Good Tweet/Bad Tweet and find that Mark Driscoll is the answer to Martin Luther’s baptism question. Then they answer questions about Heaven being our home, Freedom within the Liturgy, then end with a look at Psalm 4.
In this episode Lewis and Daniel play another round of Good Tweet/Bad Tweet, reveal the Fruit 'O Ministry Tote Board, answer questions about the Baptism of Christ, John 6 and the Lord's Supper and confess they are liars before taking a look at Psalm 1.
In this episode, Lewis and Daniel switch things up and are joined by Table Talk Radio host Pastor Bryan Wolfmueller to spend a whole show triple-teaming listener questions about vocation, Romans 9, private absolution, children falling away, Christians celebrating Jewish Feasts, and sanctification. Then they end with Sticky Note sized doctrine.
In this first episode of BITV Lewis and Daniel talk about the name Boars In The Vineyard, play Good Tweet/Bad Tweet, pimp Tullian Tchividjian, talk about free will and answer some questions about about two types of grace, how to hear from God and Holy Living.
In this episode, Lewis and Daniel bring back Meology vs. Theology, where Daniel tries to hold it together while preaching the bad sermon with Lewis laughing. They discuss candy store customer service, Advent, and pajamas. They then answer questions about Six Day Creation and the ELCA before taking a look at Psalm 6.
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In this episode, Lewis and Daniel are joined by Russell Hunter of Abolish Human Abortion to have a theological discussion about abortion, the Incarnation, what is an Abortion Abolitionist, and Law and Gospel. They then answer questions about God creating evil, Isaiah 45:7, and what to do if your pastor isn't preaching Christ-centered sermons.
Lewis and Daniel are join by Jordan Cooper from Just & Sinner to talk about upcoming book releases and play Good Tweet/Bad Tweet, where they address an attack on Lutheran Doctrine. They then answer questions about the Presbyterian view of the Sacraments vs. the Lutheran view and who the Gospel is for before ending with a look at Psalm 3. No vapes were harmed in this episode.
In this episode Lewis and Daniel talk about "Christian" Bookstores and snow, and then play Good Tweet / Bad Tweet where they discuss anti-intellectualism and strange views of grace. Next, they answer questions about Abolish Human Abortion and whether baptism destroys double predestination before ending with a look at Psalm 5.