In this episode, Whitney Capps shares her most recent health update, opening the door to a deeper conversation about the Problem of Evil, pain, and suffering and what these realities mean for our faith. Whitney and Evan explore the difficult questions surrounding why a good and loving God allows suffering, how Christians can respond to the reality of evil, and whether suffering is compatible with the existence of God. Through Whitney’s personal experience, we consider the intersection of faith, suffering, doubt, apologetics, and the Christian worldview. This honest and thoughtful conversation offers both theological perspective and encouragement for anyone wrestling with the difficult questions of pain and suffering.

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In this episode, Whitney Capps and Evan Posey explore the comfort TV shows they return to again and again for familiarity, laughter, nostalgia, and a sense of home. They then turn to the theological books and Christian classics that have become trusted companions, from The Screwtape Letters and Mere Christianity to The Pilgrim’s Progress. Why do certain stories, characters, and books continue to resonate with us—and what makes us return to them in different seasons of life? Join them for a thoughtful conversation about comfort TV, Christian books, theology, literature, faith, nostalgia, and the stories that continue to shape us.

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Welcome back to Season 6! It's a new day at Theology and Other Fun Stuff, and there's exciting news for the upcoming season. There's also lots of random stuff. Hopefully it will make you chuckle. Whitney Capps, Russ Greer, and Evan Posey share an update for the pod.

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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, but do we actually live that way? Whitney Capps and Russ Greer discuss the tension between ownership and stewardship in the kingdom of God.

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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 responsible to teach this skill to kids, but they are the most responsible. Dr. Alan Posey joins Whitney Capps and Russ Greer to talk through the importance of goal-setting with your kids with the gospel in mind.

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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 good questions! Whitney Capps and Russ Greer, along with Erin Warren, explore some good questions that don't matter that much.

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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 time waxing poetic about which vegetables pass muster and which ones should just stay in the ground.

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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 those times, it's good to remember the truth about God and his promises. Whitney Capps and Russ Greer review some of the most important lessons from her cancer journey thus far.

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