Hosted by Whitney Capps and Russ Greer · 🇺🇸 US · EN-US · 105 episodes
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Trading on her usual brand of witty delivery and thoughtful musings, Whitney Capps and co-host Russ Greer discuss how life and theology are constantly intersecting. With perspectives on everything from pop culture and parenting blunders to church trends and food finds, nothing is off limits.
Whitney Capps and Russ Greer hosts Theology and Other Fun Stuff, a religion show with 105 episodes published.
Taking ownership of a project, a ministry, or even a weakness is generally a good thing. But sometimes we take ownership too far—even to the point of an unhealthy control. Most Christians would agree that God owns it all
Parents never say, "I want my kids to fail when they grow up." But if they never learn to set meaningful, attainable goals, the potential for failure increases dramatically. Of course, parents aren't the only ones respon
It's been said that great questions lead to powerful answers. These are not those questions. But they may give you some food for thought on the occasion that you have time to think. We'd even love to hear some of your go
You should absolutely eat your vegetables. But you get to pick which ones. And those choices matter. They say a lot about who you are and how you were raised. Whitney Capps and Russ Greer waste a small portion of your ti
As believers, eternity is a reality that is ever in view. But it doesn't always make the temporary seem any more, well, temporary. Sometimes the weight of circumstances seems heavier than the hope of future glory. In tho
God's Word is a treasure trove of wisdom, an adventure of epic proportions, a love story that knows no equal. And still it's accessible enough that anyone can get to know the God of the ages in an intimate way. All it ta
False teachers, doctrinal differences, and even strong preferences can divide even the closest of relationships. Sometimes, going separate ways is necessary, but not always. Whitney Capps and Russ Greer address a recent
Goodbyes almost always come with big feelings. Those feelings are not necessarily a bad thing. But there are some good practices that make goodbyes a little easier to process. Whitney Capps and Russ Greer discuss a very
Listen, January was a long year in Georgia. And between chemo ups and downs and anniversary travel, it's been a minute. Nevertheless, it's a new year and time for a new season of Theology and Other Fun Stuff. This season
We talk about a lot of different things at Theology and Other Fun Stuff, but one thing we are exceedingly passionate about is the local church. We're excited to introduce you to a new venture that is aimed at strengtheni
Christmas certainly evokes a wide range of emotions depending on how you spent it growing up or how you spend it now. But, generally speaking, "the most wonderful time of the year" is connected to some of the best memori
You'll have to forgive Whitney for her raspy tone in this particular episode, but she couldn't wait to share! Despite the fact that she's giving Roz from Monsters Inc. vibes, there's good news on the cancer front. Enjoy
The details of the supernatural incarnation of Christ are often mentioned around the Christmas season, and for good reason. But have you ever considered what it really means? Or if it's even all that important? Dr. Alan
Hopefully you've got your stretchy pants ready, because Thanksgiving is just around the corner! But there's a dark side to the holiday season that doesn't always receive the attention that it should. How do you find joy
Dare to dream big. Chase your dreams. This is a dream I've had since lunch (for you Office fans). There's no shortage of platitudes about the importance of following your dreams. But is it all helpful advice? What does S
What does holy anger look like? What does it feel like? Is it even possible for anyone who isn't God? The answer isn't short. And it's not simple. But it's important for every believer who wants to be spiritually mature.
Influencers are a dime a dozen. And much of the time, the products or ideas they peddle are not particularly significant. But with the recent death of Charlie Kirk, it's reasonable to presume that most Americans have giv
If you've never played a rousing round of "Would You Rather," have you even been in a youth group? Do these questions matter in the greater scope of life? Not even a little. Should we ponder them anyway? Indeed. Whitney
It's easy to quote Scripture. But it's not always easy to quote it in context and with the correct meaning. If you've ever made the mistake of leveraging a verse in the wrong way, you're not alone. It happens all the tim
If you're confused by the slang you hear out of the mouths of today's youths, you're not alone. And it's really hard to keep up. As soon as you internalize the meaning of one term, a new and different (or maybe not so di
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Theology and Other Fun Stuff is hosted by Whitney Capps and Russ Greer. The show is categorised under religion (spirituality) and has published 105 episodes.
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