Deformed Theology
A journey beyond denominations, beyond theological lines, to the heart of the gospel of Christ. Together, we’ll explore what it truly means to live under the lordship of Jesus—deepening our understanding, edifying His church, and walking in the Spirit. This isn’t about arguing differences, but embracing the unity we have in Him. Washing feet and flipping the tables of our hearts. Whether you’re reformed, evangelical, charismatic, cessationist, or somewhere in between, you’re invited to join the conversation. This is for the glory of God, the building up of His people, and the unity of the body. Let’s go deeper. Let’s go together.
A podcast about faith, unity, and exploration
Exploring the *Heart* of the Gospel
Deformed Theology invites listeners on a journey beyond denominational lines to discover the heart of the gospel. Join Jonathan and David as they engage in thought-provoking conversations, exploring faith, unity, and the transformative power of living under Christ's lordship.
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Oct. 19, 2026
You Can't Drink the Cup of the Lord and the Cup of Demons: Ep. 75
Are psychics real? Can entertainment open doors? What does the Bible actually say about counterfeit power? In Ep. 75, Jonathan and David break down spiritual warfare, the table of demons from 1 Corinthians 10:21, and how to test the spirits by their fruit. If your output looks less like Christ, it's time to examine your inputs. We cover King Saul and the medium, Egypt's magicians, Ouija boards, Reiki, yoga, curses, amulets, and why rebellion is as witchcraft. Plus guardrails for entertainment, l
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Oct. 12, 2026
Hollywood Christians: What It's Really Like Evangelizing Celebrities Ep. 74
What is it really like sharing the gospel with Hollywood Christians and celebrities? Join Jonathan and David as they welcome back Dylan Novak — The Celebrity Evangelist — for Episode 74 of Deformed Theology. Dylan shares what he's learned from years of sharing the gospel one-on-one with actors, comedians, and A-list stars, from Chris Pratt and Howie Mandel to David Duchovny, Craig Robinson, Jay Farrow, and John Travolta. In this conversation: why Dylan sees celebrities as an unreached people g
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Oct. 5, 2026
Can Christian Hardcore Be Worship? 'Pipe Bomb' Front Man on Faith, Grief & Rage Ep. 73
Can Christian hardcore be worship? Pipe Bomb front man Mitchell Layton joins us to talk faith, grief, and rage — and why holy anger still has a place in worship. Mitchell shares his full Christian testimony — saved at 5, losing his dad at 11, getting convicted by his own bandmates in high school, and walking through mental health struggles while fronting a hardcore band. We dig into his songwriting process for "Under God's Heel," how he directs anger in a way that's not sinful, and how God uses
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