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In this episode, Caleb and Nathan explore the significance of man-made Christian holidays like Lent, Christmas, and Easter. They discuss the origins, controversies, and how believers can participate meaningfully without falling into idolatry, emphasizing intentionality and cultural engagement.

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In this episode of Theology on the Rise Caleb and Nathan have traveled down to Brooks Alberta to participate in the "Weekend in the Word" conference at Trinity Lutheran Church. They are the last session at the conference tasked with interviewing the speaker Gretchen Ronnevik from 1517. It is a uplifting conversation around Anger, Patience and the "Ministry of Patience"

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In this episode of Theology on the Rise, hosts Nathan and Caleb welcome back Ted Hill to discuss the writings of Philemon of Gaza, a sixth-century monk known for his meditative approach to scripture. The conversation explores Philemon's deep understanding of the Gospel, his emphasis on the Trinity, and the importance of slowing down in our spiritual practices. Ted shares insights on how Philemon's meditations can transform our engagement with the Bible and the dangers of overly emulating historical figures without recognizing individual spiritual journeys. The episode concludes with reflections on the profound nature of Philemon's prayers and their relevance to contemporary Christian life.