The Theonauts

Today, we dive into a couple of stories from the Old Testament and see how they tie together through a Hebrew word study.

This week we begin an ongoing series to discuss the basics of Covenant Theology

In today's episode we look at the Hebrew word hagah and learn how we growwwwwl over the word of God!

Today we are talking about the resurrection of Lazarus and how the event reflected God's glory and impacted Jesus as well as the disciples.

You might be surprised to know that the Ten Commandments were not given in the way we normally view them.  They were not intended to be just a behavior modification standard for the people of God.   They were God's Wedding Vows to His people.

As Christians, where exactly do we expect to spend eternity?  Is it on a cloud somewhere, playing harps?  Join us today as we tell you why you're not going to heaven.

Today Michael Hansen from the GCTNetwork joins us to help us celebrate our 200th Episode!

Today we examine 3 unique but related stories in Jesus' ministry to the gentiles.  Why does he call a lady a dog?  What is this strange term ephphatha?  And why don't we ever talk about this second miracle feeding?

Today we dive into the signs of Jesus in the Gospel of John.  Are there 7 of them?  If so, what are they and why?

Today we do a deep dive into the healing of the woman with the issue of blood and Jairus' daughter and how they relate.  Talitha Cumi!

Today we examine the ancient Christian councils and their purposes.

Today we take a gander at what John the Baptist was doing.  Was his baptism the same thing Christians do today?

Today we discuss a poetic parallelism in the Bible known as chiasm or chiastic structure.  Understanding this poetic mechanism in the reading of scripture can actually enhance our understanding and interpretation.  Join us to see how!

Today we had the opportunity to interview creator, writer, and director of The Chosen... Dallas Jenkins.  Join us as we talk about the details around the creation of the amazing Christian series The Chosen.

Today we look at the theophany... a personal encounter with God and specifically we look at a few examples of what is called a Christophany.  Where a more-than-likely pre-incarnate Jesus visited people in the Old Testament. 

The Book of Daniel is the most contested book of the Old Testament.  When was it written?  How accurate is the history in it?  Join us as we dive into the depths of the arguments leveled against it and how its authenticity survives the tests of critics.

What is in a name?  Today we talk about the name of Jesus... Yeshua, and why it's so important and amazing.

In yet another time of end times sermons... we talk about a little different view of the Olivet Discourse in Matthew 24

The Theonauts presents Christmas gift ideas for your loved-one who happens to be an avid student of The Bible!  Well, at least from a Theonauts perspective.

Today we are joined by college student, Landry Neal as we tackle yet another episode on the roles of women.  Christians seem to divide around the terms Egalitarianism or Complementarianism.  We'll address what these mean and how it effects us.

One of the underlying doctrines among the "word of faith" movement is that we are little gods (with a little g) because we have God's DNA in us. Is this a legitimate doctrine? How can this affect the Gospel itself?

Today on the Theonauts we talk about the separation between the sacred and the secular. Should we be dividing things this way? Join us as we address how even what we consider to be secular is sacred because God is Lord of all.

Today we look at how this social distancing mandate we are under due to COVID-19 is nothing new. Moses was taught practices by God that took our medical community 3300 years to learn.

This week we explore the most neglected, the shortest, and the enigmatic book of the New Testament. The Book of Jude

Today we continue our study of the Anabaptist movement and talk about Ulrich Stadler and Balthasar Hubmaier. Bear with our audio issues in this episode... we're working on it.

Today we look at the model of Moses and the Rock in the wilderness to see how we should have assurance of salvation through it.

This week we continue our study of the Anabaptist movement of the 16th Century

This week we begin a series on the Anabaptist movement as part of the Protestant Reformation. Today we talk about the beginnings of it with Zwigli and Erasmus.

So does the gap between us and God get smaller with our sanctification? How do we reconcile sanctification between cheap grace and feeling unsaved?  Grace is in that gap.

Today we want to look at Jesus through the lens of His Hebrew culture and it may surprise us how it changes or enhances our view of who He was and what He taught.

There is a lot of backlash these days about modern worship songs we should or should not be using in worship. Today we're gonna look at a few of these songs that have come under fire... and chime in on why we still support them.

Theonauts Minisodes are short creative vignettes to provide informative theological snippets in a fun way. In this series... travel back to Passion Week as told from an eye-witness account... Day 7

Theonauts Minisodes are short creative vignettes to provide informative theological snippets in a fun way. In this series... travel back to Passion Week as told from an eye-witness account... Day 6

Theonauts Minisodes are short creative vignettes to provide informative theological snippets in a fun way. In this series... travel back to Passion Week as told from an eye-witness account... Day 5

Theonauts Minisodes are short creative vignettes to provide informative theological snippets in a fun way. In this series... travel back to Passion Week as told from an eye-witness account... Day 4

Theonauts Minisodes are short creative vignettes to provide informative theological snippets in a fun way. In this series... travel back to Passion Week as told from an eye-witness account... Day 3

Theonauts Minisodes are short creative vignettes to provide informative theological snippets in a fun way. In this series... travel back to Passion Week as told from an eye-witness account... Day 2

Theonauts Minisodes are short creative vignettes to provide informative theological snippets in a fun way. In this series... travel back to Passion Week as told from an eye-witness account... Day 1

In Matthew 16 why did Jesus take his disciples to Caesarea Philippi? What is the rock Jesus will build His church on? What's this business about the Gates of Hell not prevailing against it? You might be surprised how deep it goes!

Today we're talking about how we can learn from King Hezekiah as he brings the Kingdom of Judah back to God and how he allows God to fight their battles.

It's a new year and of course, time for some resolutions. So we thought we'd share a few from the great theologian and the guy responsible for the First Great Awakening... Jonathan Edwards.

It is nearly December... so we are going to talk about the Christmas traditions we do. Some of which we love... and some... not so much.

This Reformation Day we would like to salute an early reformer... Jan Hus. Hus was a pre-runner to Martin Luther and he gets less press... so here we are.

Today we delve into the depths of Romans chapter 6 and talk about what it means... and what it doesn't. You have to serve somebody... who's it going to be?

Forgiving others just as our Father forgives us is often easier said than done. How do we forgive people? Why don't we want to?

What are demons? What do they do? Are they still active today? Can Christians be possessed? Today we talk about demons and discuss these questions and more!

Jesus quotes Isaiah when explaining why he was taught in parables.   It almost sounds like he didn't want Israel to understand.  What was this about?  Today we'll look into Romans to help us get our heads around it.

We read about the apostles in the Bible and how they were willing to die for their faith.  But what happened to them after the events of the New Testament?  Historical memory tells us and today we discuss it!

Today we are counting down our top 10 list of heresies in the church.  What could go wrong?

This week we revisit the concept of law and grace and how much law we fall under today.  Are we antinomian?  Tune in to find out.

Join us as we travel through the wardrobe to examine another great name in Christian history... C.S. Lewis.