Steven Colbert is known for his political satire (notice that I even posted his picture on the right!), but Colbert sometimes breaks out of the political box and offers a comedic look at his Christian faith.
Yes, Colbert is a Christian–at least that is his own personal confession from NPR back in 2007 where he shares his experience teaching Sunday School, his definition of God, and his view on Hell.
Okay, so now here is the part where comedy meets faith. Take this June 2006 “debate” between Colbert’s alter ego and Bart Ehrman while they discuss the history of the word of Jesus.
I married my wife Suzanne in May 1996. I love her and treasure her as the best friend and helpmate I can imagine. We have 3 wonderful boys. I am finishing my Doctoral dissertation on developing self-replicating teams for church planting and working for Logos Bible Software. God is awesome!
Contentious, and often angry, debate, ever pursues the Church. Faithful follower of Jesus hound one another over the issue of drinking alcohol, the theology of Calvin vs. Arminius and the more recent debate over things like where the church should meet (viz.. “the church should only meet in homes”). Todd Benkert over at SBC [...]
Several years ago, I started my Doctoral studies at Talbot School of Theology. I felt stagnant in my faith, and I hoped that some focused study would help stretch me in new ways. As I studied, prayed, and ministered to the church, God’s Spirit began to transform me. I have spent my life participating in [...]
The Word of God exists in a threefold unity: Preached, Written, and Revealed. This week’s “One Year With Karl Barth” will focus on the first element of the Word being Preached. The Word of God can only be preached because God first spoke to us through Scripture. In his own words, Barth says, Proclamation from [...]
Steven Colbert is known for his political satire (notice that I even posted his picture on the right!), but Colbert sometimes breaks out of the political box and offers a comedic look at his Christian faith.
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