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A twice-monthly podcast featuring faculty that aims to encourage and challenge listeners to deepen their theology and live out their faith in Christ
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Children and Musical Faith Formation – Dr. Samuel and Lois Eatherton
In which ways does music inform the spiritual development of children? “We learn things as children, especially musically because it gets inside of us,” said…
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Does Greek Really Matter? – Dr. James Voelz and Dr. David Lewis
Greek linguist Dr. James Voelz and Dr. David Lewis, professor of exegetical theology, make a case for studying the Bible in its original languages. “Reading…
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Why You Should Read Flannery O’Connor – Dr. David Schmitt and Dr. Joel Biermann
Flannery O’Connor’s perspective as a devout Catholic writing in mid-century Georgia is observant and powerful. The theology intertwined into the narratives of her stories set…
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The Spoken Word: We Really Mean It – Dr. Robert Kolb and Dr. Joel Okamoto
Does God speak to us today? Dr. Robert Kolb, professor emeritus of systematic theology, and Dr. Joel Okamoto, professor of systematic theology, discuss the practical…
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Holistic Wellness – Dr. Rick Marrs and Dr. Tim Saleska
Holistic wellness includes multiple areas of health. Dr. Rick Marrs, professor of Practical Theology, speaks with Dr. Tim Saleska, dean of Ministerial Formation, discuss the…
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Raising Kids Who Ask Questions – Dr. Ron Mudge and Isaiah Mudge
The Mudge family is striving to build a grace-focused home where kids aren’t afraid to ask questions. This family of 8 have lived in multiple…
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Tolkien’s Way – Dr. Charles Arand and Dr. Kent Burreson
J.R.R. Tolkien is best known for his fantasy novels “The Hobbit” and “The Lord of the Rings” trilogy. While not allegories, the narratives are thick…
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Day 7 for Work, Rest or Play – Dr. Joel Biermann and Dr. Joel Okamoto
Join us in a discussion about the Sabbath with systematic professors Dr. Joel Biermann and Dr. Joel Okamoto. Biermann’s newly published book, Day 7: for…
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Ecclesiastes and Job: Together at Last – Dr. Tim Saleska
Dr. Tim Saleska, professor of exegetical theology, presents the idea that Job and Ecclesiastes are better understood in light of each other. “They inform each…