Podcasts about biblical seminary

For nearly 30 years, Milton Acosta taught and equipped Latin American church leaders at the Biblical Seminary of Colombia in Medellín. In addition to teaching, Milton is a published author, and served as the Old Testament editor for the "Latin American Bible Commentary"—a monumental resource for the church in this region. Today, his work focuses on mentoring, encouraging, and strengthening the ministry of seminaries around the world. In his conversation with Chris, Milton shares practical and theological insights from his recent research project on the crisis of internally displaced people in Colombia. Visit langhamvoices.org to access Milton's free Global Voices Short Course titled “The Impact of Displacement on Faith: Lessons Learned from Colombia.” Spread out over six sessions, this course unpacks the reality of internally displaced persons from the Colombian context while making it applicable to each of our own contexts.

In this episode we dip our dainty little toes back in the murky waters of Prosperity Gospel with a look at one of the most despicable human beings to have ever lived.Originally known as Olórin, he was the wisest Maiar of Valinor and chosen as one of the five Istari to assume human form in the Third Age of Middle Earth and counsel Men, Elves, and Dwarves in their struggle with Sauron. Oh wait a minute, that's Gandalf. He's a different ancient wizard.Pat Robertson was a preacher, faith healer, confidence man and politician. We only skim the surface of his skulduggery and treachery in this brief biography of his life.Making special guest appearances are Marion Robertson, Saint Patrick, Absalom Robertson, King David, Virginia, Marines, Korea, Battle Stars, Yale, Biblical Seminary in New York, Christian Broadcasting Network, Jesus Christ, Baptist Church, 700 Club, Regent University, Bank of Scotland, William Wallace, Oral Roberts, James Randi, Gary Straub, Legally Blonde: The Musical, Broadway, Hollywood, Mitt Romney, Barrack Obama, Donald Trump, 2020 Election, Hurricane Gloria, Virginia Beach, Massachusetts, Connecticut, Gay Days, Disney World, asteroid, Meteors, black magic, White House, Republican Congressman, Pete McCloskey, Korean War, Navy Cross, Silver Star, Purple Heart, LORNE GREEN, Egyptians, Toltecs, Mayans, pyramids, Digital Analogue Convertor, Shirley Temple, Californian Republican Primary, Richard Nixon, Vietnam War, Iraq War, Overton window, Democrat, Thailand, Division Headquarters, Vermouth, Foosball, Super Tuesday, Republic of Gilead, Christian, Liberian President Charles Taylor, Liberia, Muslim, The Hague, George W Bush, Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez, Nicolás Maduro, Israeli Prime Minister Ariel Sharon, YHWH, Palestinians, Canaanites, evangelicals, Holy Land Experience Theme Park, Roller Coaster, Barefoot Water Skiing, Easter Bunny and the Grim Reaper.  #SketchComedy #Sketch #Comedy #Sketch Comedy #Atheist #Science #History #Atheism #ConspiracyTheory #Sceptical #Scepticism #Mythology #Religion #Devil #Satan #Skeptic #Debunk #conman #faithhealer #healer #LGBT #fraud #christian 

Co-hosts Claudia Herrera-Montero and Kevin Hill speak with Christopher M. Hays about his new book,  Eight Million Exiles: Missional Action Research and the Crisis of Forced Migration (Eerdmans, 2024).  Christopher joined Scholar Leaders as President in 2022 after serving as a missionary and professor of New Testament at the Biblical Seminary of Colombia in Medellín. A Biblical scholar committed to the transformation of theological knowledge into missional practice, he has worked in projects ranging from authoring scholarly volumes to establishing church-based ministries to victims of forced migration. He holds degrees from Wheaton and Oxford. His most recent book in English is Eight Million Exiles. He and his wife Michelle have three children and live in North Carolina.

What Jesus Intended: Finding True Faith in the Rubble of Bad ReligionTodd Hunter is the founding bishop of The Diocese of Churches for the Sake of Others and the founding pastor of Holy Trinity Anglican Church in Costa Mesa, CA. He is past President of Alpha USA and former National Director for the Association of Vineyard Churches. He is author of Christianity Beyond Belief, Giving Church Another Chance, The Outsider Interviews, The Accidental Anglican and Our Favorite Sins. Todd has been an adjunct professor of evangelism, leadership in contemporary culture and spiritual formation at George Fox University, Fuller Seminary, Western Seminary, Vanguard University, Azusa Pacific University, Biblical Seminary and Wheaton College. In addition, he has been a Distinguished Lecturer at several institutions of higher learning. Todd and his family live in Costa Mesa, California.

Matt Ayars - President, Wesley Biblical Seminary, joins Brad Johnson. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/plexuss/message

This message was preached at Wesley Biblical Seminary during Holy Week of 2023 

This week we interviewed Mike Sloan from GRACE (Godly Response to Abuse in the Christian Environment). Mike is the Director of Safeguarding Initiative at GRACE. For the last ten years, Mike has trained churches, schools, and other Christian ministries across the United States and abroad in abuse prevention and response best practices. Mike worked with GRACE board member Victor Vieth to develop the GRACE Seminary Curriculum, the first three-credit hour seminary course on child maltreatment, which was piloted at Biblical Seminary in 2017. Mike has served as a local pastor in congregations in Atlanta, Georgia, and Columbus, Ohio. Go to netgrace.org to find out more about GRACE. JM's Album Of The Week: Colorvault - Faint Bradford's Book Club: Praying the Bible by Donald S. Whitney

Dr. David Baer, an alum of Wheaton College, is Professor of Old Testament & Biblical Languages at Medellín's Biblical Seminary of Colombia and directs United World Mission's Theological Education Initiative. He talks about how ancient translators of the Hebrew resisted the language of Isa 57:15 so as to preserve a strong notion of God's exalted status. In fact, this verse communicates the truth that the high and holy God actually dwells with the lowly.

Guest/Bio: This week we bring back one of our favorite guests, Dr. Drew Hart. Drew G. I. Hart is a professor in theology, an author, and an activist with ten years of pastoral experience. His undergraduate work was in biblical studies at Messiah College, he received his Masters of Divinity degree with an urban concentration at Biblical Seminary, and he recently defended his dissertation in the field of theology and ethics at Lutheran Theological Seminary at Philadelphia. Currently he is a part-time professor for several PA seminaries and schools but in the Fall of 2016 he begins teaching full-time as an assistant professor in theology at Messiah College. Drew spent most of his young adult years leading and mentoring black and brown youth as a pastor, working for an inner city after-school program, and working closely with Philadelphia based nonprofits. Today, along with teaching theology, Drew is currently passionate about partnering with community groups and churches to facilitate anti-racism training and seminars, as well as delivering lectures, talks, and sermons. Regularly speaking at churches, conferences, and colleges, Drew brings together his pastoral experience with his academic training to challenge the Church on a variety of topics. He has been particularly invested in conversations on white supremacy and racism and their entanglements with western Christianity, but Drew also speaks and writes about Christian discipleship, western Christendom, Christian history, liberation and oppression, peacemaking and nonviolent resistance, urban ministry, social media, etc. Drew has a Christian Century hosted blog entitled ‘Taking Jesus Seriously’, while also writing occasionally for The Mennonite as well. Guest Published Works: “Trouble I’ve Seen: Changing The Way The Church Views Racism” & the forthcoming book, “Who Will Be A Witness: Igniting Activism For God’s Justice, Love, and Deliverance.” Guest links: https://www.drewihart.com https://www.christiancentury.org/blogs/taking-jesus-seriously https://feedburner.google.com/fb/a/mailverify?uri=TakingJesusSeriously&loc=en_US Twitter: @DruHart Facebook: @Drew.GI.Hart For other episodes on race/racism: Ep. 35 w/Dr. Drew Hart, Ep. 78 w/Jonathan Wilson-Hartgrove, and Ep. 103 w/Drew Brown. Special Music Provided by: Firewoodisland www.firewoodisland.com Twitter: @firewoodisland Instagram: @firewoodisland Facebook: @firewoodisland Like the songs on this episode? Songs used on the podcast were: “Storm, Mutually, & One with the Mountain” from the album, Firewoodisland and “Soldier” from the album, Chaos Is the State of Heart. You can find Firewoodisland’s tunes on iTunes, Apple Music, Spotify, SoundCloud, YouTube, or anywhere good music can be found! Stay on top of all the latest at www.thedeconstructionists.com Go there to read our blog, grab one of our many t-shirt designs, snag a pint glass or coffee mug, follow us on social media, or join our Patreon family! The Deconstructionists Podcast is edited by John Williamson This episode was produced by THE Nicholas Rowe. Website by Ryan Battles All photos courtesy of Jared Hevron Logo & graphics designed by Joseph Ernst & Stephen Pflug T-shirt designs by Joseph Ernst, Chad Flannigan, Colin Rigsby, and Jason Turner. Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/the-deconstructionists/donations Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brands Privacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

Dr. David Lamb joins Michael to talk about the books of 1 and 2 Kings. Dr. Lamb is an associate professor of Old Testament at Biblical Seminary and loves to teach the Bible. This passion was developed during twenty years of ministry with InterVarsity Christian Fellowship, as a student at Stanford University (BA, MS,) and then on staff in Los Angeles and Philadelphia. Studies at Fuller Theological Seminary (MDiv) and the University of Oxford (MPhil, DPhil) further deepened his interest in the Old Testament. Dr. Lamb also teaches a course through the Logos Mobile Ed curriculum on 1 & 2 Kings! Logos is the Bible software that Michael uses everyday. He uses it for personal study and to prepare to teach. We've partnered with Logos to bring you a discount! Visit logos.com/incontext to save 15% off of any base package until December 24, 2019! To read an overview of topics and resources discussed in this episode, visit: https://michaelincontext.com/bonus-dr-lamb/

Chapel: #InThisTogether with Faith-inspired Engagement by Malinda Bery, professor of Ethics at Associated Mennonite Biblical Seminary

Week 2 of 10; Dr. David Lamb, Dean of Faculty and Professor of Old Testament at Biblical Seminary, continues the summer series on Apologetics.

Week 1 of 10; Dr. David Lamb, Dean of Faculty and Professor of Old Testament at Biblical Seminary, kicks off the summer series on Apologetics.

SEMINAR ON TEACHINGJanuary 13, 2018Dr. David Lamb, Dean of Faculty and Professor of Old Testament at Biblical Seminary, will be leading a seminar on effective teaching techniques, leading a discussion and facilitating great group interactions around the Bible. This will be a great opportunity to develop and refine skills for teaching the Bible inside and outside the church. Dr. David Lamb's bio:Dave loves to teach the Bible. This passion was developed during twenty years of ministry with InterVarsity Christian Fellowship, as a student at Stanford (BA, MS) and then on staff in LA and Philadelphia. Studies at Fuller (MDiv) and Oxford (MPhil, DPhil) further deepened his interest in the Old Testament. He has been teaching OT at Biblical Seminary in Philadelphia since 2006, and started blogging (www.DavidTLamb.com) in the spring of 2011. His dissertation, "Righteous Jehu and his Evil Heirs" was published in 2007 (Oxford). He also has two more popular books, "God Behaving Badly: Is the God of the Old Testament Angry, Sexist and Racist" (InterVarsity, 2011), and "Prostitutes and Polygamists: A Look at Love, Old Testament Style" (Zondervan, 2015). He became the Allan A. MacRae Professor of Old Testament in 2016 and the Dean of the Faculty in 2017.

Week 2 of 10; Dr. Derek Cooper continues the summer series celebrating the 500th anniversary of the Reformation by exploring the life and thoughts of the most important of all the Reformers—and also the single most influential Protestant ever: Martin Luther. He discusses Luther's larger-than-life personality, his achievements, and his controversial legacy. Dr. Cooper is the Associate Professor of World Christian History and the Director of the LEAD MDiv program at Biblical Seminary.

Week 1 of 10; Dr. Derek Cooper opens the summer series celebrating the 500th anniversary of the Reformation by setting the stage in Europe. He shares about Christianity during the Late Middle Ages, including what average Christians believed and how they worshiped, as well as discussed a series of reform movements predating the Reformers. Dr. Cooper is the Associate Professor of World Christian History and the Director of the LEAD MDiv program at Biblical Seminary.

On May 7, 2017 Sandbox Cooperative welcomed Drew G. I. Hart to the Sandbox stage.Drew is a professor at Messiah College with ten years of pastoral experience. He studied Biblical Studies at Messiah College, he attained his MDiv with an urban concentration from Biblical Seminary, and he recently received his PhD in theology and ethics from Lutheran Theological Seminary-Philadelphia. His work has included pastoring in Harrisburg and Philadelphia, working for an inner-city afterschool program, leading anti-racism workshops, adjunct teaching, and doing public theology. His dissertation explored the overlaps of white supremacy and Western Christendom and how Black theology and Anabaptism aid us in untangling our lives from these realities.His book, Trouble I’ve Seen: Changing the Way the Church Views Racism, utilizes everyday stories, Jesus-shaped theological ethics, and anti-racism frameworks to transform the church’s understanding and witness. Hart’s blog is hosted at The Christian Centu…

On May 7, 2017 Sandbox Cooperative welcomed Drew G. I. Hart to the Sandbox stage. This podcast contains the Q&A portion of the evening event.Drew is a professor at Messiah College with ten years of pastoral experience. He studied Biblical Studies at Messiah College, he attained his MDiv with an urban concentration from Biblical Seminary, and he recently received his PhD in theology and ethics from Lutheran Theological Seminary-Philadelphia. His work has included pastoring in Harrisburg and Philadelphia, working for an inner-city afterschool program, leading anti-racism workshops, adjunct teaching, and doing public theology. His dissertation explored the overlaps of white supremacy and Western Christendom and how Black theology and Anabaptism aid us in untangling our lives from these realities.His book, Trouble I’ve Seen: Changing the Way the Church Views Racism, utilizes everyday stories, Jesus-shaped theological ethics, and anti-racism frameworks to transform the church’s und…

Mike Kelly proudly hails from the great city of Chicago, though he and his wife Shareen, a pediatrician, have now spent 25 years in another other great city: Philadelphia, where their children (all three in university) were raised. Mike taught Old Testament at Westminster Seminary for 20 years, and has also taught courses at The Center for Urban Theological Studies and Biblical Seminary. Prior to coming to Westminster, he spent several years in church planting and theological education in South America. He and Shareen are committed to urban ministry, with the peculiar focus of redeeming public spaces like urban parks and gardens. While loving the city, their primary avocation is hiking in the mountains of Southwest Colorado.

Mike Kelly proudly hails from the great city of Chicago, though he and his wife Shareen, a pediatrician, have now spent 25 years in another other great city: Philadelphia, where their children (all three in university) were raised. Mike taught Old Testament at Westminster Seminary for 20 years, and has also taught courses at The Center for Urban Theological Studies and Biblical Seminary. Prior to coming to Westminster, he spent several years in church planting and theological education in South America. He and Shareen are committed to urban ministry, with the peculiar focus of redeeming public spaces like urban parks and gardens. While loving the city, their primary avocation is hiking in the mountains of Southwest Colorado.

Mike Kelly proudly hails from the great city of Chicago, though he and his wife Shareen, a pediatrician, have now spent 25 years in another other great city: Philadelphia, where their children (all three in university) were raised. Mike taught Old Testament at Westminster Seminary for 20 years, and has also taught courses at The Center for Urban Theological Studies and Biblical Seminary. Prior to coming to Westminster, he spent several years in church planting and theological education in South America. He and Shareen are committed to urban ministry, with the peculiar focus of redeeming public spaces like urban parks and gardens. While loving the city, their primary avocation is hiking in the mountains of Southwest Colorado.

This week we speak with Dr. Drew Hart. Drew G. I. Hart is a professor in theology, an author, and an activist with ten years of pastoral experience. His undergraduate work was in biblical studies at Messiah College, he received his Masters of Divinity degree with an urban concentration at Biblical Seminary, and he recently defended his dissertation in the field of theology and ethics at Lutheran Theological Seminary at Philadelphia. Currently he is a part-time professor for several PA seminaries and schools but in the Fall of 2016 he begins teaching full-time as an assistant professor in theology at Messiah College. Drew spent most of his young adult years leading and mentoring black and brown youth as a pastor, working for an inner city after-school program, and working closely with Philadelphia based nonprofits. Today, along with teaching theology, Drew is currently passionate about partnering with community groups and churches to facilitate anti-racism training and seminars, as well as delivering lectures, talks, and sermons. Regularly speaking at churches, conferences, and colleges, Drew brings together his pastoral experience with his academic training to challenge the Church on a variety of topics. He has been particularly invested in conversations on white supremacy and racism and their entanglements with western Christianity, but Drew also speaks and writes about Christian discipleship, western Christendom, Christian history, liberation and oppression, peacemaking and nonviolent resistance, urban ministry, social media, etc. Drew has a Christian Century hosted blog entitled ‘Taking Jesus Seriously’, while also writing occasionally for The Mennonite as well. Guest Published Works: Trouble I’ve Seen: Changing The Way The Church Views Racism. https://www.drewihart.com https://www.christiancentury.org/blogs/taking-jesus-seriously https://feedburner.google.com/fb/a/mailverify?uri=TakingJesusSeriously&loc=en_US Twitter: DruHart Facebook: Drew.GI.Hart Special guest music on this episode provided by: The Brilliance www.thebrilliancemusic.com Twitter: @brilliancemusic Facebook: www.facebook.com/The-Brilliance-Music Instagram: @thebrilliancemusic Thebrilliance.podbean.com/ Enjoy the songs? Songs featured on this episode were: Brother, Does Your Heart Break, Breathe, and Yahweh from the album Brother. See the love from the forthcoming album All Is Not Lost. The Brilliance’s music is available on iTunes, Spotify, YouTube, Pandora, Play Music, and TuneIn. The Deconstructionist’s Podcast is mixed and edited by Nicholas Rowe at National Audio Preservation Society: A full service recording studio and creative habitat, located in Heath, Ohio. Find them on Facebook and Twitter or visit their website for more information. www.nationalaudiopreservationsociety.weebly.com www.facebook.com/nationalaudiopreservationsociety Twitter: @napsrecording If you’re digging what we’re doing here consider making a small donation. Maintaining a podcast isn’t cheap and every dollar donated helps us to keep this thing going. Money donated goes to helping to purchase research materials, maintenance of the website, storage of episodes, etc. Click the link below to donate: Htps://squareup.com/store/thedeconstructionists Brand new T-Shirts now available! An original design by Joseph Ernst (@joernst1 on Instagram), this limited edition uni-sex t-shirt is soft and durable poly/cotton in charcoal grey with white screen printed graphic. New! 80s Retro Design by Chad Flanagan! It’s a soft, uni-sex t-shirt in a durable poly-blend in charcoal grey. Grab one to support your favorite podcast and remember when you embraced the beauty of your deconstruction. Htps://squareup.com/store/thedeconstructionists Follow us on social media for quotes and all the latest news! www.thedeconstructionists.com Twitter: @deconstructcast Facebook: deconstructionistsanonymous Instagram: deconstructionistspodcast Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/the-deconstructionists/donations Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brands Privacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

Guest speaker Elizabeth Sendek from Biblical Seminary of Colombia proclaims God's might. In Psalm 145, we see God not only able to meet our needs, He is able to sustain the world, meeting the basic needs of everything. We usually take this for granted. But there lies a key difference between our world and God's kingdom. In heaven, this basic caretaking equals strength and might. It is what makes God worthy of our worship. In this season at Bel Air Presbyterian Church, we want to be about heavenly strength and might. Watch to see God show us through Elizabeth what is truly "newsworthy".

Guest speaker Elizabeth Sendek from Biblical Seminary of Colombia proclaims God's might. In Psalm 145, we see God not only able to meet our needs, He is able to sustain the world, meeting the basic needs of everything. We usually take this for granted. But there lies a key difference between our world and God's kingdom. In heaven, this basic caretaking equals strength and might. It is what makes God worthy of our worship. In this season at Bel Air Presbyterian Church, we want to be about heavenly strength and might. Watch to see God show us through Elizabeth what is truly "newsworthy".

Guest speaker Elizabeth Sendek from Biblical Seminary of Colombia proclaims God's might. In Psalm 145, we see God not only able to meet our needs, He is able to sustain the world, meeting the basic needs of everything. We usually take this for granted. But there lies a key difference between our world and God's kingdom. In heaven, this basic caretaking equals strength and might. It is what makes God worthy of our worship. In this season at Bel Air Presbyterian Church, we want to be about heavenly strength and might. Watch to see God show us through Elizabeth what is truly "newsworthy".

Guest speaker Elizabeth Sendek from Biblical Seminary of Colombia proclaims God's might. In Psalm 145, we see God not only able to meet our needs, He is able to sustain the world, meeting the basic needs of everything. We usually take this for granted. But there lies a key difference between our world and God's kingdom. In heaven, this basic caretaking equals strength and might. It is what makes God worthy of our worship. In this season at Bel Air Presbyterian Church, we want to be about heavenly strength and might. Watch to see God show us through Elizabeth what is truly "newsworthy".

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Rev. Ron Walters has been serving as Vice President of Church Relations for Salem Communications. In this capacity, he designed and developed a program to work with local churches in order to help them reach their communities. As part of this program, Walters developed the national Pastor's Symposium series, which kicks off with its first event in Baltimore in November. Ron will continue to oversee local church initiatives on behalf of Salem. Walters began his career with Salem Communications as General Manager for KPRZ-AM in San Diego, followed by managing stations KFAX-AM and KSFB-AM/FM serving San Francisco and northern California. Before joining Salem, Walters was Senior Pastor of Trinity Baptist Church in Santa Barbara, CA. His experience in faith-based organizations includes serving as a faculty member at Multnomah School of the Bible, Portland, OR. He is a graduate of Christian Heritage College, San Diego, CA with postgraduate work at Talbot Theological Seminary, La Mirada, CA, and Biblical Seminary, Fresno, CA.

Rev. Ron Walters has been serving as Vice President of Church Relations for Salem Communications. In this capacity, he designed and developed a program to work with local churches in order to help them reach their communities. As part of this program, Walters developed the national Pastor's Symposium series, which kicks off with its first event in Baltimore in November. Ron will continue to oversee local church initiatives on behalf of Salem. Walters began his career with Salem Communications as General Manager for KPRZ-AM in San Diego, followed by managing stations KFAX-AM and KSFB-AM/FM serving San Francisco and northern California. Before joining Salem, Walters was Senior Pastor of Trinity Baptist Church in Santa Barbara, CA. His experience in faith-based organizations includes serving as a faculty member at Multnomah School of the Bible, Portland, OR. He is a graduate of Christian Heritage College, San Diego, CA with postgraduate work at Talbot Theological Seminary, La Mirada, CA, and Biblical Seminary, Fresno, CA.