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The Disciple Hinson podcast is truly amazing. I cannot express enough how grateful I am that our Elders take the time and energy to pour into us theologically through this platform. It is a great joy to have their insights, answers to questions, and encouragement to dive deeper into the Biblical text, the family of God, and my commission. What sets this podcast apart is that it goes beyond just Sunday sermons or mid-week meetings; we get to hear from our Pastors so often and receive constant nourishment for our spiritual growth. I want to express my sincerest appreciation to Geoff, Todd, Michael, Neal, and everyone else who speaks and makes this podcast happen!
One of the best aspects of The Disciple Hinson podcast is the depth of theological insight it provides. The discussions are straight-forward, academic, and non-gimmicky. They are not afraid to tackle complex topics in a thoughtful and thought-provoking manner. It allows listeners like me to gain a better understanding of biblical concepts and principles without being overwhelmed by jargon or overly simplified explanations. This podcast truly challenges me to think critically about my faith and encourages me to dig deeper into scripture.
Another aspect that makes this podcast stand out is the heart behind it all. Despite its academic nature, it never loses sight of the core message of love, grace, and compassion found in Christianity. The hosts consistently demonstrate an unwavering commitment to presenting these theological truths with grace and humility. Their genuine desire to help others grow spiritually shines through in every episode.
As for potential downsides, there really isn't much I can fault with The Disciple Hinson podcast. Perhaps some listeners who prefer a more lighthearted or entertaining approach may find it too serious or intellectual at times. However, for those seeking deep theological discussions rooted in sound biblical interpretation, this podcast is an absolute treasure.
In conclusion, The Disciple Hinson podcast has been a great pleasure to listen to. Geoff and his guests have created a platform that combines academic rigor, theological depth, and a genuine heart for the listeners. I am immensely grateful for their hard work in producing this podcast, as it has enriched my understanding of the Bible and my relationship with God. I highly recommend this podcast to anyone seeking intellectual stimulation and spiritual growth in equal measure.
We are back at it again discussing our role as fellow workers in global missions. In this episode, Tanner asks the important question: what role does the church play? We walk through the book of Acts to answer it and display how Jesus built his church throughout the book. You can download the handout here to follow along.
Jerry Sumpter is a member of Hinson Baptist Church and runs the Sumpter Academy of Art where he teaches classical drawing and painting. In this episode, we hear more of his story which takes us all around the world from Germany to Nebraska to Italy to Spain and to Portland. If you're interested in art, philosophy, or Christianity, or all three, this episode is for you. Let's dive in!
Listen to as Tanner Callison and Mary Liebert sit down with supported worker Amanda Nay and help us get to know her.
Friends, the man who started the Disciple Hinson Podcast is back on the airwaves to bless us with his encouragement and wisdom from the life and ministry of Charles Spurgeon. Listen as Geoff reflects on five years since leaving HBC to serve at MBTS as professor and curator of the Spurgeon Library. He recalls his ten years of pastoral ministry here with joy. This episode is a treat!
Tanner and Austin sit down with Mack Stiles to discuss Evangelism. This is a two part episode so keep your eyes and ears open for part two coming soon!
Tanner and Austin sit down with Mack Stiles to discuss Evangelism. This is a two part episode so keep your eyes and ears open for part two coming soon!
Friends, please fasten your seatbelts, stow your electronics, raise your tray tables and seatbacks, and prepare to take off in this episode with our newest elder, Ian Shanahan. We are going to fly over his life story of how he became a pilot for Alaska Airlines, how he became the husband of Jeri Shanahan and father of Zoe and Jada, how he became a disciple of the Lord Jesus Christ, and how he became a lay elder at Hinson Baptist Church in Portland, OR.
Welcome back to DHP and our Fellow Workers segment. Our goal is to look at Scripture to better understand God's mission and our role in that mission. This week we will look at God's mission in the New Testament. You can follow along in the handout here. In future episodes we will hit on "what the world looks like today", lessons from missions history, HBC's approach to missions, and then ways that we can be involved.
We are starting a new series on the podcast based on a first hour class that Tanner is teaching. In the podcast, Tanner and Austin work through the content from the class at a slower pace. You can follow along in the handout here. Our goal is to look at Scripture to better understand God's mission and our role in that mission. This week we will look at God's mission in the Old Testament and our next episode will focus on the New Testament. In future episodes we will hit on "what the world looks like today", lessons from missions history, HBC's approach to missions, and then ways that we can be involved. It's called "Fellow Workers" by inspiration from 3 John 8: "Therefore, we ought to support such people so that we can be coworkers (fellow workers) with the truth."
Welcome back to the Disciple Hinson Kids Podcast! In this episode, Mary reads The Garden, The Curtain and The Cross by Carl Laferton. This book is all about the gospel. Because of our sin, we can't come in to God's presence. But because Jesus died, we can go in and enjoy living with God forever!
Welcome to the first episode of the Disciple Hinson Kids Podcast. In these short episodes, we will read our favorite kids books to encourage and edify the next generation at Hinson. We hope this helps your breakfast routine, commute or rest time point kids at Hinson to Jesus. Tanner gets us started with The Storm That Stopped by Alison Mitchell.
We are starting off 2025 with an episode of thankfulness through the life of Trent Hughes. We get to hear his story, his reflections on serving as an elder at Hinson, and what he's thankful for in the life of our church.
Listen to the final episode from our Advent Class on Christ in the Prophets. For the sake of time, Shai let the class pick a handful of books like Isaiah, Ezekiel and Jonah to explore. You can follow along with the handout which includes helpful introductions to each prophet from the ESV study bible.
The Lord has blessed Hinson with faithful deacons! This episode dives into the biblical background for the office, explores deacons in the life of Hinson today, and has great encouragement for us all as a church family.
In week 3, Shai wraps up considering Christ in the Historical books and then meditates on Christ in the Psalms He helps us interpret the Psalms Christo-centrically so that we can pray and sing them. Follow along in the handout and feel free to sing at home as he teaches a song!
Listen as Shai leads the class into the Torah and Historical books to see Christ in the Old Testament. Download the handout to follow along. The class will meet again on 12/15 and 12/22.
Shai Linne is teaching our Advent Sunday Class from 12/1-12/22 on the theme Christ in the Old Testament. Download the handout to follow along. This first class sets the stage for seeing Christ in the Old Testament and kicks off the Torah.
Listen as one of our global workers reflects on the last several years ministering overseas. This episode has particularly helpful insights for those pursuing global work or ministry but all will be encouraged by the work the Lord has been doing in this person's life.
The pastoral residents of 2024 are far and away the most physically fit class in the program's history. They also are the first to rearrange/steal office furniture. And they have continued the tradition of deep engagement with ecclesiology and the life of Hinson and they are so thankful for you church. Listen to this episode to hear about how the residency has impacted their lives.
Listen as Bohn shares insights from his career as a professor of rhetoric and his reflections on his life newly retired. We hear about how he found Hinson and his experience in the church family along the way.
Mary Liebert is a daughter of the king, a mother, a wife, a church member, a director of women's ministry and director of children's ministry, and she comes from a long line of Filbert growers. Listen to the story of Mary Liebert for encouragement and wisdom and pure joy. There's even a magical, Hinson romance in the middle. Why are you still reading? Listen!
Listen as Austin and Tanner get to know Davey Walker!
Listen as Tanner and Austin discuss the philosophy of small groups at Hinson, their role in the Christian life, and why you should join one even though you don't have to. You can email Tanner directly at tcallison@hinsonchurch.org to get involved.
Listen as Austin interviews Tanner on his life and ministry. We hear about his conversion, ministry with the traveling team, meeting Amber and what brought him to Hinson.
Listen as Austin Davis and Tanner Callison interview PK Paul Kim as he reflects on his time at Hinson.
Listen as Austin Davis and Tanner Callison interview Jim Evernden, one of Hinson's Elders.
Listen as new DHP hosts Austin Davis and Tanner Callison interview recent guest preacher and friend Matthias Lohmann.
Listen as Michael interviews Dan as Dan prepares to be sent by Hinson to serve as the lead pastor of Pinehurst Baptist Church in Everett, WA. Austin and Tanner will be taking over DHP. Listen to Dan's new podcast at Pinehurst on Apple here or on Spotify here.
Listen to Dan and Michael Kane as they talk about why God's wisdom is better than "life hacks". Proverbs 2:6
Good and Bad ways to think about religion and politics (Robert Benne). Handout link
Listen to this episode of DHP as David talks about his family's upcoming transition to Hillsboro First Baptist.
Listen to this episode of DHP as Vonny reflects on ~23 years serving on staff at our church for 23 years and about what awaits her next with Simeon Trust!
Please listen to this episode of DHP where Dan interviews his good friend Gustav Pritchard on the topic of the malleability of cultural identity. You can watch this video of Gus lecturing at a seminary on this topic here.
Good and Bad ways to think about religion and politics (Robert Benne). Handout link
Good and Bad ways to think about religion and politics (Robert Benne). Handout link
Good and Bad ways to think about religion and politics (Robert Benne). Handout link
Good and Bad ways to think about religion and politics (Robert Benne). Handout link
Good and Bad ways to think about religion and politics (Robert Benne). Handout link
Listen as Dan interviews Adrienne on the blessings and challenges of motherhood.
Phil Newton at the 2024 Hinson Marriage Retreat. Recorded and shared with permission. Thanks to Mark Widgery & Eli Willsea for their work in getting these podcasts recorded & posted.
Phil Newton at the 2024 Hinson Marriage Retreat. Recorded and shared with permission. Thanks to Mark Widgery & Eli Willsea for their work in getting these podcasts recorded & posted.
Phil Newton at the 2024 Hinson Marriage Retreat. Recorded and shared with permission. Thanks to Mark Widgery & Eli Willsea for their work in getting these podcasts recorded & posted.
Phil Newton at the 2024 Hinson Marriage Retreat. Recorded and shared with permission. Thanks to Mark Widgery & Eli Willsea for their work in getting these podcasts recorded & posted.
Phil Newton at the 2024 Hinson Marriage Retreat. Recorded and shared with permission. Thanks to Mark Widgery & Eli Willsea for their work in getting these podcasts recorded & posted.
Good and Bad ways to think about religion and politics (Robert Benne). Handout link
Listen as Dan interviews Barbara Costner about her incredible life in this double feature.
Listen as Dan interviews Barbara Costner about her incredible life in this double feature.
Listen as Dan interviews Kimi on her work as manager of ECBW
Good and Bad ways to think about religion and politics (Robert Benne). Handout link
Listen to a recording from Sunday's Class on April 7, 2024 as David Fisher leads us in 9 classes on "Christian Political Engagement". See class handout here. Here are the Scriptures that were listed: Joseph & Daniel, Proverbs 13, Eccl. 10:20, Jer. 29, 2 Samuel - David & Saul, 1 Peter 2, Romans 12-13, Phil. 3, Matt 24-25, Mark 12, Titus 3, Eph 6, 1 Tim 2, Rev 20, Acts.Class HandoutThe primary books referenced:Good and Bad Ways to Think About Religion and Politics by BenneSacred Rights of Conscience by Dreisbach
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