Theology is Fun
Theology is Fun
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What do you get when two theologians walk into a podcast? A lot more fun than you'd expect. Whether you're a lifelong student of Scripture or just curious about the deeper stuff, Dr. Corey Abney and Dr. Ben Skaug will challenge your thinking, strengthen your faith, and prove once and for all that Theology is Fun.
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Episodes focus on theology, biblical interpretation, and spiritual growth, with discussions like the exploration of Mel Gibson's portrayal of Jesus' suffering in film and the significance of sin and God's wrath.
What do you get when two theologians walk into a podcast? A lot more fun than you’d expect. Whether you’re a lifelong student of Scripture or just curious about the deeper stuff, Dr. Corey Abney and Dr. Ben Skaug will challenge your thinking, strengthen your faith, and prove once and for all that Theology is Fun.
In this episode of Theology Is Fun, Dr. Corey and Dr. Ben continue their discussion on how God reveals Himself by turning from general revelation to special revelation—God’s direct self-disclosure through Scripture.
They explore why creation and conscience reveal God’s existence but cannot save, why the gospel is necessary for salvation, and why Christians believe the Bible is God’s inspired, authoritative, and trustworthy Word.
Along the way, they discuss inspiration, inerrancy, biblical authority, manuscript reliability, and why God’s Word continues to transform lives today.
Together they explore:
- The difference between general revelation and special revelation
- Why creation and conscience are not enough for salvation
- The necessity of the gospel for saving faith
- What Christians mean by the inspiration of Scripture
- Verbal plenary inspiration explained
- Biblical inerrancy and manuscript reliability
- Why the Bible is authoritative for faith and practice
- The unity of Scripture across centuries and authors
- How God’s Word accomplishes His purposes
- The role of humility in receiving God’s revelation
The conversation also tackles important questions such as:
- Can someone be saved without owning a Bible?
- Does God owe special revelation to everyone?
- How can the Bible be God’s Word if it was written by human authors?
- Are there contradictions in Scripture?
- Why should Christians trust the reliability of the Bible we have today?
Dr. Corey and Dr. Ben explain these foundational doctrines in a practical and accessible way while showing why God’s special revelation in Scripture remains central to the Christian faith.
If you’ve ever wondered:
👉 “What is special revelation?”
👉 “Why do Christians believe the Bible is inspired?”
👉 “Can creation alone lead someone to salvation?”
👉 “What does biblical inerrancy mean?”
👉 “How do we know the Bible is trustworthy?”
—this episode is for you.
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