Show #220: Who Wants to be Shunned
After answering a follow-up email as to how we are to treat family and friends in unrepentant sin, we play "Who Wants to be a Theologian," with audio clips. Finally, we end up playing "10 Commandments in the News."
Everyone would much rather be a theologian than a millionaire. This is your chance to progress from “seminarian” to “Excommunication.”
Show #200: 200 Shows of Mediocre Radio
For this two-hundredth show, Table Talk Radio brings you some cheesy games as an excuse to talk about theology.
Show #75: Name that LCMS President
After playing Who Wants to be a Theologian, we are joined by Rev. Matthew Harrison to play "Name that LCMS President" and talk about his new book "In the House of My Fathers."
Show #66: Old Time Games
It seems it's been awhile since we placed Google It or Who Wants to be a Theologian. So that's what we play in this edition of Table Talk Radio, finishing up with some Bible Bee.
Show #59: Introducing the New Sound of Table Talk Radio
After only a year of broadcasting, we have already grew tired of the Table Talk Radio theme. In today's show we play the new theme and as well as some games.
Show #43: Introducing Theological Buzz Words
New to Table Talk Radio, Pastor and Evan give each other a "Theological Buzz Word" which they have to use during the show.
Show #31: Praise Song Cruncher
After playing everyone's favorite game, Praise Song Cruncher, we play everyone's favorite game, Which Ladder. Lastly, we play everyone's favorite game, Who Wants to be a Theologian.
Show #26: TT Jeopardy BOC Edition
As it's been done before, Evan uses quotations from the Book of Concord to stump Pastor Wolfmueller in Table Talk Jeopardy. We also play Who Wants to be a Theologian and Which Century?
Show #23: Bible Bee
This edition of Table Talk Radio is just a classic show beginning with Bible Bee, then playing Who Wants to be a Theologian, where Pr Wolfmueller finds himself in the hot seat, then finishing up with
Show #11: Which Century?
In Pastor Wolfmueller's latest attempt to try and make church history fun, we play "Which Century." Not before the classic game of Table Talk Jeopardy.