Theology is Fun

What should Christians think about AI? Can tools like ChatGPT actually help believers, or are there spiritual dangers we need to take seriously?
In this episode of Theology Is Fun, we explore the intersection of artificial intelligence, theology, Scripture, wisdom, and Christian discipleship. We talk about whether AI is morally neutral, how believers should use technology wisely, and why AI should never replace God’s Word, biblical meditation, or the work of the Holy Spirit.
We also discuss:
Can AI replace Bible study?
Should pastors and teachers use AI?
Is AI biased?
How do Christians use technology without becoming dependent on it?
What are the dangers of using AI uncritically?
How do we pursue wisdom instead of shortcuts?

Plus… robots playing ping pong, Buddhist AI monks, Tylenol theology, and way too many jokes along the way. 😂

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In this episode of Theology Is Fun, Corey and Ben explore one of Jesus’ most powerful “I AM” statements: “I am the Light of the World.”
What did Jesus really mean? Why does the Bible connect light with life, truth, holiness, salvation, and judgment? And why does darkness become such a dominant theme from Genesis to Revelation?
Together we trace the theme of light and darkness through the entire storyline of Scripture — from “Let there be light” in Genesis, to the plagues of Egypt, the Day of the Lord, the prophets, the coming of Christ, the darkness at the cross, and the final glory of the New Creation where “night will be no more.”
In this conversation:
Why God created light and darkness
How sin changed the meaning of darkness
The biblical connection between darkness and judgment
Jesus as the fulfillment of the “Light” theme in Scripture
What it means to walk as children of light
Why the cross was covered in darkness
The hope of eternal light in Revelation

📖 Key Scriptures:
Genesis 1 • Isaiah 9 • Exodus 10 • Amos 5 • Zephaniah 1 • John 1 • John 8 • Ephesians 5 • 1 John 1 • Revelation 21–22

In this episode of Theology Is Fun, we dive into a question that sparks a lot of conversation: why does so much modern worship music feel soft compared to the worship we see in Scripture?
From “Warmie Jesus” theology to the powerful Song of Moses in Exodus 15, we explore how the Bible presents God not only as loving, gracious, and merciful—but also as a divine warrior who fights for His people, judges evil, and conquers His enemies.
Why don’t churches sing more about God’s justice, wrath, and holiness? Why do older hymns often feel weightier than many modern worship songs? And what does Revelation 15 teach us about the worship we’ll one day sing before Christ the Lamb?
This conversation moves from Exodus to Revelation, showing how salvation always comes through judgment and how Jesus wins not by worldly power—but through the cross.
Topics Covered:
• Modern worship music vs biblical worship
• Exodus 15 and the Song of Moses
• God as Warrior King
• Why churches avoid songs about wrath and judgment
• Jesus as the conquering King
• Revelation 15 and the Song of the Lamb
• Salvation through judgment
• The theology behind worship songs

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In this episode of Theology Is Fun, Dr. Corey Abney and Dr. Ben Skaug continue answering some of the best theological questions submitted by kids—and once again, the questions are deeper than you might expect.
The discussion explores:
How we know the Bible is true and why Scripture is trustworthy
What inspiration, inerrancy, and biblical authority actually mean
Whether red-letter Bibles can sometimes be misleading
If we’ll be able to fly in heaven—and what our glorified bodies might be like
What age we’ll be in the new heavens and new earth
Whether scientists ever found Jesus’ cross and why relics aren’t necessary for faith
Why Jesus kept His scars after the resurrection
Whether it’s ever possible to “sin for good,” including questions like Rahab’s lie and protecting others from evil

This episode shows how simple kid questions often uncover some of the deepest theological issues—faith, authority, heaven, holiness, and how Christians think through difficult moral situations.
If you’ve ever wondered how to explain these big biblical questions clearly and faithfully, this conversation brings both clarity and plenty of humor along the way.
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📖 Catch Part 1 if you missed it—this episode continues the conversation
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Does God Love Satan? (And More Questions from Kids)
In this episode of Theology Is Fun, Dr. Corey Abney and Dr. Ben Skaug take on a rapid-fire lineup of theological questions—straight from kids—and discover just how deep those “simple” questions really go.
The discussion explores:
Who was really ruling the world when Jesus died—and how God’s sovereignty works alongside Satan’s limited authority
Why God allowed the fall, and how even sin and suffering ultimately serve His greater purpose
Whether God loves Satan—and the difference between general and redeeming love
What really happened in the garden: Did Satan become a snake or possess one?
Whether Adam and Eve are in heaven—and what sets Judas apart
What the new heavens and new earth might be like (including… are we clothed or not?)
Whether Jesus had a “love life” and what Scripture actually says about His humanity
How to think about the age of the earth and the relationship between science and Scripture

This episode highlights how children often ask the most profound questions—touching on sovereignty, sin, redemption, and the nature of God—and shows how theology shapes the way we understand everything.
If you’ve ever wrestled with big questions about God, evil, heaven, or the Bible, this conversation brings thoughtful answers, biblical depth, and plenty of humor along the way.
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