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Think Carefully. *Study* Deeply.

Theology Central explores Scripture, theology, church history, and culture through in-depth study and open-ended discussion. Follow the questions, challenges, and careful investigation—and examine even the assumptions you hold most deeply.

Latest Episodes

Nov. 12, 2026

Transformed Through Prayer?

Does prayer actually transform us? A Charles Stanley devotional claims that the more we pray, the more transformed we become. But does Scripture really teach this? We examine Psalm 18, explore what the Bible actually says about prayer and spiritual transformation, and challenge some common assumptions about the Christian life.

THEOLOGY CENTRAL
A continuing journey through Scripture, theology, and the questions that challenge what we believe. Theology Central is an independent podcast devoted to
Nov. 12, 2026

Fear in the Twilight Zone

A late-night bowl of Rice Krispies and a classic Twilight Zone episode lead to an unexpected exploration of fear, reality, biblical interpretation, and the comfort found in the finished work of Christ.

THEOLOGY CENTRAL
A continuing journey through Scripture, theology, and the questions that challenge what we believe. Theology Central is an independent podcast devoted to biblical examination, theological discussion, and critical analysis. Episodes reflect an ongoing journey of studying Scripture
Nov. 11, 2026

Sermons 3.2.4 App Update

I take a look at the new SermonAudio App update!

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A continuing journey through Scripture, theology, and the questions that challenge what we believe. Theology Central is an independent podcast devoted to biblical examination, theological discussion, and critical analysis. Episodes reflect an ongoing journey of studying Scripture, testing interpretations, challenging assumptions, and seeking greater biblical understanding.

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Nov. 11, 2026

Thirty Years of Fear

After 30 years of struggling with the assurance of salvation, a listener writes a heartbreaking email about fear, doubt, and the terror of dying. Can anyone truly know they are saved? A deeply personal examination of assurance, imputed righteousness, and the finished work of Jesus Christ—and why our hope must rest in Him rather than ourselves.

THEOLOGY CENTRAL
A continuing journey through Scripture, theology, and the questions that challenge what we believe. Theology Central is an independent p
Nov. 11, 2026

The Same Sermon 206 Times Pt 2

In 1984, evangelist Harold Clayton announced he was preaching the same sermon for the 206th recorded time. But what happens when a sermon is repeated for decades without its interpretation being adequately challenged? We examine the dangers of recycled preaching, rehearsed performances, theological stagnation, and the mishandling of Joshua 6. Is preaching about perfecting a presentation or faithfully interpreting Scripture?

THEOLOGY CENTRAL
A continuing journey through Scripture, theology, and
Nov. 10, 2026

The Same Sermon 206 Times?

In 1984, evangelist Harold Clayton announced he was preaching the same sermon for the 206th recorded time. But what happens when a sermon is repeated for decades without its interpretation being adequately challenged? We examine the dangers of recycled preaching, rehearsed performances, theological stagnation, and the mishandling of Joshua 6. Is preaching about perfecting a presentation or faithfully interpreting Scripture?

THEOLOGY CENTRAL
A continuing journey through Scripture, theology, and

Recent Blog Posts

Nov. 12, 2026

When Christian History Disappears

There are certain things that become so much a part of the Christian landscape that we simply assume they will always be there.
A radio program. A Christian bookstore. A publishing house. A magazine. A familiar voice teaching the Bible every day. A…
Nov. 12, 2026

Forty Years Later, I Am Still That Broken Boy

Today, I drove past a building.
Thousands of people have probably driven past that building without giving it a second thought. To them, it is just another building on another street in another city. But to me, it is something entirely different.
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