Theology is Fun

Did Jesus walk out of the tomb quietly?In this episode, Dr. Corey Abney and Dr. Ben Skaug respond to a controversial Lenten reflection from the Papal Preacher, who describes the resurrection of Jesus as "not a triumphant display of power, but a quiet act of love." Pastor Corey and Pastor Ben unpack why this framing creates a false dichotomy between love and dominion—and risks redefining the resurrection altogether.Why does it matter that He rose in power, and what’s at stake if we downplay that victory?With Scripture, history, and (yes) a little ping pong banter, the conversation moves from Genesis to Revelation, Colossians to Corinthians, exploring how Christ as the Second Adam crushes the serpent, defeats death, and secures eternal victory for the redeemed.This isn't a quiet episode. It's a clear call to recover a full-definition resurrection-bodily, powerful, victorious, and loving.Follow us on our new YouTube Channel Here: https://www.youtube.com/@TheologyisFun#Resurrection #TheologyIsFun #PopeAndPastor #ChristianPodcast #DrCoreyAbney #DrBenSkaug #PapalPreacher #ChristusVictor #BodilyResurrection #BiblicalTheology #EasterTruth #FalseDichotomy #QuietlyVanquished #Colossians215 #VictoryInJesus

Mel Gibson’s The Passion of the Christ was graphic, intense, and unforgettable, but did it portray the true suffering of Jesus? In this first episode, Dr. Corey Abney and Dr. Ben Skaug explore what Scripture reveals about Jesus’ greatest suffering—and it wasn’t physical. They dive into the weight of sin, the wrath of God, and what really happened on the cross.Watch this episode and all future episodes on our YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/BellShoalsChurch