Tripp Fuller

Who is ready for some religion, politics, history, inspiration and a few pretty intense questions? I hope you are because Diana Butler Bass is here. This is the kick-off of our newest online pop-up community – Ruining Dinner.  When the headlines bleed and your relatives are screaming at each other online, who knows what this election season… Read more about Diana Butler Bass: Religion, Politics, & the Elephant in the Room

SERMON: Two Ways to Take a City

Deep Dive #4

Deep Dive #3

 Dr. Daniel White Hodge is an associate professor of intercultural communications and the chair of the communication arts department at North Park University. Go check out his website here. Don’t forget to check out his podcast that all the cool kids are already listening to – Profane Faith.    Check Out His Books Homeland Insecurity: A… Read more about Coming Out of (White) Evangelicalism with Dr. Daniel White Hodge

This week I had a great conversation with the filmmakers behind the new feature film Hosea – a modern-day retelling of the ancient biblical story through the eyes of its forgotten female character. The film comes out today on iTunes, Amazon, etc. and I definitely recommend you check it out. You  can WATCH THE TRAILER… Read more about Hosea: a film

Sarah and I got to join a wonderful group of phenomenologists and bring this tag-team keynote address. It was part an event hosted by the Society for the Phenomenology of Religious Experience titled (Ir)Rationality and Religiosity During Pandemics: Phenomenological Criticism. We were invited to use the experience of facilitating and hosting TheoCon as a jumping off point… Read more about “Of Monuments and Matter: Beyond a Return to Normal”: a Keynote

Tom Oord Interviewing Tripp about Christology

Today my friend and theological ethicist Ryan Newson is back the podcast. He has a brand new book out on Confederate monuments titled Cut in Stone and you don’t want to miss it. Dr. Ryan Newson is Assistant Professor of Theology and Ethics at Campbell University in Buies Creek, NC. Their mascot is a really cool Camel.… Read more about Ryan Newson: Confederate Monuments and Theological Disruption

David Gushee returns to the podcast for a book launch party! His brand new book After Evangelicalism is out and we had a live stream book launch. It was a bunch of fun to reconnect with David and celebrate my new favorite book of his. Dr. David P. Gushee is Distinguished University Professor of Christian Ethics and… Read more about David Gushee: After Evangelicalism

We had a bunch of questions and we attempted to answer them! The questions came from all the cool people in our Black Theology reading group. If you want to join and get access to the readings, deep dive lectures, and more than head over here. Here’s the books we recommended: Making a Way Out… Read more about From Lebron James to the Black Panther: Black Theology QnA w/ Adam Clark

Tripp reads…Divine Self-Investment: Chapter 1

Black Theology Deep Dive #2

Dr. Monica A. Coleman is back on the podcast and it is fun ride! Adam Clark and I were thrilled to welcome her as a special guest in the Black Theology reading group (which you can still join). Monica A. Coleman is committed to connecting faith and social justice. She is a widely sought speaker… Read more about Monica A. Coleman: Process Womanist Theology

The one and only Rev. Jesse Jackson is on the podcast!! I cannot exaggerate the respect I have for Rev. Jackson. When I found out that Dr. Adam Clark and I were going to be visited by Rev. Jackson and Dr. Grace Ji-Sun Kim I was beyond thrilled. The brand new book, Keeping Hope Alive is out now… Read more about Rev. Jesse Jackson: Keeping Hope Alive