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The Armchair Anabaptist podcast tackles big-picture theological questions through accessible, thoughtful conversations with authors, pastors, theologians, and other thinkers inside and outside of the Anabaptist tradition. Each season examines one main idea through the lenses of Scripture, history, theology, and personal reflections. We hope listeners will take their theology up, out of their armchair, and into the real world.
The Quest for Creativity
The Quest for Creativity: On this episode of The Armchair Anabaptist we hear from guests Dr. Layton Friesen, Dr. Terry Hiebert, Dr. Betty Pries, Dr. Ronald J. Sider and Brian Zahnd.
The Line in the Sand
The Line in the Sand: On this episode of The Armchair Anabaptist we hear from guests Greg Boyd, Cyndy Warkentin and Dr. Ronald J. Sider.
Where the Rubber Meets the Road
Where the Rubber Meets the Road: On this episode of The Armchair Anabaptist we hear from guests Dr. Betty Pries, Dr. Ronald J. Sider, Pastor Melissa Florer Bixler and members from Many Rooms Church Community, Deborah, Jennifer, Stephanie and Travis.
The Conscientious Objectors, Part 2
The Theology of Conscientious Objection: On this episode of The Armchair Anabaptist we will hear from guests Dr. Layton Friesen, Dr. Ronald J. Sider, Cyndy Warkentin and Dr. Thomas Yoder Neufeld.
The Conscientious Objectors, Part 1
The Theology of Conscientious Objection: On this episode of The Armchair Anabaptist we will hear from guests Dr. Layton Friesen, Dr. Ronald J. Sider, Cyndy Warkentin and Dr. Thomas Yoder Neufeld.
The Controversy, Part 2
What makes loving our enemies so hard? What are some of the challenges that come with trying to live out a life of nonviolence? On this episode of The Armchair Anabaptist we will hear from guests Dr. Betty Pries, Brian Zahnd, Dr. Layton Friesen, Dr. Ronald J. Sider and Dr. Terry Hiebert.
The Controversy, Part 1
Why is loving our enemies controversial? Why is this topic so important? In this episode of The Armchair Anabaptist we will hear from Dr. Betty Pries, Pastor Brian Zahnd, Dr. Layton Friesen and Dr. Ronald J. Sider.
This episode dives into the account of the first church as portrayed in Acts 2 and asks if, and how, their way of being the church applies to us. Whether that makes you nervous about what’s coming in this episode or eager to hear more, you’ll find a range of potential applications of the early church model and plenty of things to think about.