Podcast appearances and mentions of danny hays

On this episode of The Ephesiology Podcast, Andrew and Michael talk with Dr. Danny Hays, Professor Emeritus of Biblical Studies at Ouachita Baptist University and expert in Old Testament and archaeology. They explore the fascinating world of early Christian graffiti, focusing particularly on the Ichthus Christogram—an eight-spoked symbol etched into ancient marble as a bold declaration of … Continue reading "Episode 197: Christograms and Christian Graffiti with Dr. Daniel Hays"

Matthew: Jesus is Messiah, King of the JewsA Survey of the Bible For the bulletin in PDF form, click here. Message SlidesMatthew Chart - WilsonInterpreting the Gospels - Joel WilliamsGospel Writers Had Agendas - Michael HeiserJesus Connected to the Old Testament - Michael HeiserInterpreting Matthew - Darrell BockThe Twelve Disciples of Jesus - Mark StraussOccasion and Purpose of Matthew - Dan WallaceContext: Who, Where, When and Why?• Who composed Matthew?• Who was Matthew's original audience?• When was Matthew written? • Where were Matthew and his readers?• Why was he writing? Content: How and What?• How is Matthew organized? Prologue: The Incarnation of the King (1:2:-2:23) • Preparation of the King (3:1-7:29) - Message #1 - The Sermon on the Mount (4:12-7:29) • Ministry of the King (8:1-11:1) - Message #2 - The Sending of Disciples to Israel (9:35-10:42) • Opposition to the King (11:2-13:42) - Message #3 - The New Form of the Kingdom (13:1-52) • Private Teaching of the King (13:53-18:35) - Message #4 - Living in the Community of the King (18:1-35) • Official Presentation of the King (19:1-25:46) - Message #5 - The Olivet Discourse (24:3-25:46)Epilogue: The Death and Resurrection of the King (26:1-28:20)• What is the message of Matthew? Conviction: So What?• Where does this fit? - Matthew is perhaps the first gospel written and by far the most popular gospel in the first centuries of the church. - Matthew is a very “Jewish Gospel” and clearly present Jesus as the fulfillment of Messianic prophesy. It assumes a knowledge of Jewish background, history, and customs. - Matthew presents Jesus as King of the Jews and Savior of the world. The structure of the book sets forth Jesus as a “New Moses” who delivers a “New Torah” in five key Messages.• What should we believe? - Jesus is the fulfillment and culmination of the Old Testament. - Jesus is both the Savior of the world who came to redeem and King of the Jews who will return to reign. - Jesus left us with a purpose to represent Him in the world and make disciples of all nations.• How should we behave? - Embracing the gracious salvation that comes through the King of the Jews death and resurrection. - Fulfilling the Great Commission that our Savior King gave us to make disciples.Next Steps • Accept the salvation that came through the death and resurrection of Jesus.• Take an active step to begin living a “Great Commission Lifestyle” by seeing your purpose as a child of the King who consistently point people to Him with your witness (life, testimony, and clear presentation of the gospel).This Week's Growth GuideGod's Word is both central and critical to your spiritual growth. We invite you to utilize the Growth Guide during the week to further your application of the Truth from the message.•. Monday - Matthew 4:12-7:27 (7:28-29)•. Tuesday - Matthew 9:35-10:42 (11:1)•. Wednesday - Matthew 13:1-52 (13:53)•. Thursday - Matthew 18:1-35 (19-1)•. Friday - Matthew 24:3-25:36 (26:1)Home ChurchOur Home Churches meet weekly to facilitate quicker relational depth, study the same passage taught Sunday to help apply Scripture in the context of community, and pray with one another. Home Church Questions • Scott Duvall and Danny Hays write, “Matthew emphasizes Jesus's teachings. The five discourses highlight what it means to be a Christ follower today. God expects us to live a certain way (5–7), to be mission-driven (10), to be kingdom-centered (13), to relate to one another with humility and forgiveness (18), and to be faithful as we wait for Jesus to return (24–25). If you're looking for direction and structure in your walk with God, these five discourses have much to offer.”• Choose one of the teaching sections of Jesus in Matthew and read it in the group.• What is it about the message you chose that captured your attention?• What clear lesson can you take away as a disciple who is following Jesus?• What about Ken's presentation of Matthew was most helpful and orienting to you?• Is there an obvious application for you personally? How will you take a step forward related to this?• Read the “Great Commission” in Matthew 28:16-20. How can you be faithful to apply this and not just watch others apply? FinancesWeekly Budget 32,692Giving For 12/31 41,106Giving For 01/07 49,591YTD Budget 915,385Giving 958,783 OVER/(UNDER) 43,398Worship Night At Fellowship Join us January 21, 6:30 p.m. to kick off 2024 with our annual worship night in the round. We will pray, read scripture, and sing praise as we worship together through the book of Psalms. Child care available for ages 6 years and younger.New to Fellowship?We are so glad that you joined the Fellowship Family to worship this morning. If you are joining us for the first time or have been checking us out for a few weeks, we are excited you are here and would love to meet you. Please fill out the “Connect Card” and bring it to the Connection Center in the Atrium, we would love to say “hi” and give you a gift. Fellowship 201 - Core Doctrines of FellowshipFellowship 201 is designed for anyone who has gone through Fellowship 101 in the last year and wants a deeper understanding of our beliefs. Together, we will go through core Christian teachings and how they apply to our daily lives. Join us January 21 and 28. Register at fellowshipconway.org/registerFellowship Women's Study - 2 Thessalonians: Living Faithfully until Jesus ReturnsThis begins Thursday, February 22 from 6:30-8:30 p.m. at Fellowship in room 2110. Register by Jan 25 at fellowshipconway.org/register. Childcare RSVP by text to Shanna at 501-336-0332. Czech Stoby's Pancake FundraiserJoin us for breakfast or brunch on January 28, 8-1:00 p.m. Tickets are $6 per person (all you can eat), with proceeds benefiting the 2024 Fellowship Youth & College Czech Mission trip. Tickets are available in the Atrium TODAY. Fellowship Kids Family Game NightFellowship families pack up your favorite games and join us Friday, January 26, 6-8:00 p.m. for games, snacks, and a lot of fun. We hope to see you there! Fellowship Kids Parents Night out Czech FundraiserParents, enjoy a night out while we have a fun evening with your kids on Friday, February 2, 6-8:30 p.m. Register now through January 26 for kids birth through fourth grade. All donations will support the Fellowship Kids team going to the Czech Republic. To register and/or make a donation, go to fellowshipconway.org/register. Father Daughter DanceGuys, enjoy dinner with your daughter(s) grades 5-12th, Saturday, March 2. Then join us at here at Fellowship from 7-9:30 p.m. for dancing and a night of fun!Fellowship Kids Baptism ClassJoin us for our baptism class, where we will discuss the character of God, sin, salvation, baptism, and what comes next. We will meet all four Sundays in February during the second service in Room 2101. Contact Heather at hmckinney@fellowshipconway.org. Register at Fellowshipconway.org/register.

Join us for the sixth week in the book of Ezekiel as Raechel and Amanda talk with Old Testament professor, Dr. Danny Hays. Together, they dig into the nitty gritty details of hope found in the concluding chapters of Ezekiel. Whether talking about the dimensions of the temple or land allotments, Dr. Hays constantly points us back to the emphasis all of Ezekiel has been building on—the presence of God. As we prepare for Holy Week, listen in as they constantly point out the themes in Ezekiel we see throughout Scripture from Genesis to Revelation. Read with Us: This episode corresponds to Week 6 of the She Reads Truth Lent 2022: Come to Life reading plan found on the She Reads Truth app and SheReadsTruth.com. Shop the Lent 2022: Come to Life collection at ShopSheReadsTruth.com. Show notes can be found at shereadstruth.com/podcast/lent-week-6-with-dr-danny-hays

The Big Oke is my colleague Danny Hays. My friends and I call him Okeechobee for his nickname because he's from Okeechobee, Florida. I am also joined with Paul Hanson and Chris Tscheschlog once again. This episode is more of a fun, laid-back kind of...

Race relations and systemic racism has been one of the dominant conversations in America over the past few months. We see divisions over this topic in the media, social networking, and even in the church. Sadly, even Christians cannot find agreement in much of the fundamental elements of this conversation. In this episode, we will be asking an even more foundational question of the Bible. In order to better understand what it has to say about racism and racial reconciliation, we first need to ask what the Bible has to say about race. Check out this episode and the show notes below for some surprising answers to our question for today. Show Notes The Bible's view of race and humanity must begin with the creation account in Genesis 1-2. The Bible proclaims that every human being was made in the image of God and is therefore endowed with dignity and value. The creation account also tells us that all of humanity has a common origin in the individuals Adam and Eve. According to the Smithsonian, all of the differences that exist between people only account for a .1% variance in our genes. In other words, all human beings are 99.99% genetically identical. More biblical categorization for thinking of human diversity is to think of people in ethnic, national, and cultural groups. Ethnic strife and “racism” has always existed between people groups, but the concept of “race” was not introduced until the 1600s by Francois Bernier. The thesis that different “races” of people descended from various origins (polygenesis) became the foundation for atrocities such as the abuses of indigenous peoples, American chattel slavery, and Nazi Germany. In seeking to hold a biblical view of race, we should avoid the two ditches of either critical theory or colorblindness. Resources For an excellent, brief overview of the biblical view of race see “What does the Bible say about race?” by Dr. J. Danny Hays. Dr. Voddie Baucham addressed the two ditches of critical theory and colorblindness in his magnificent message “Ethnic Gnosticism” at the Founders YouTube channel. A good explanation of the biblical position that all of humanity is descended from Adam and Even can be found at “Only One Biological Race” with Ken Ham. For a historical explanation of how race became institutionalized in American chattel slavery, see The Color of Compromise by Jemar Tisby. Read about the history of the concept of race and a more philosophical treatment of the subject in the “Race” article of the Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy.

Episode 20: In this episode, Andreas Köstenberger sits down with Scott Duvall and Danny Hays to discuss their new book God's Relational Presence: The Cohesive Center of Biblical Theology. Dr. J. Scott Duvall is Professor of New Testament and J. C. and Mae Fuller Chair of Biblical Studies and Dr. Danny Hays is Dean of the School of Christian Studies and Professor of Biblical Studies at Ouachita Baptist University.

Episode 17: In this episode, Andreas Köstenberger discusses the importance of hermeneutics with J. Scott Duvall and Danny Hays and their book Grasping God's Word. Dr. J. Scott Duvall is professor of New Testament and J. C. and Mae Fuller Chair of Biblical Studies and Dr. Danny Hays is dean of the School of Christian Studies and professor of biblical studies at Ouachita Baptist University.

Paul and Andy discuss all the day main talking points with their own twist. The boys also talk to Danny Hays the creator of the a special sausage dedicated to new Burnley striker Peter Crouch. For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

Lions, Bears, and Bullies, 1 Samuel 17:1-53, Danny Hays

August 9, 2015 The New Covenant Danny Hays by Second Baptist Church

July 5, 2015 Dr. Danny Hays by Second Baptist Church

June 28, 2015 - Dr. Danny Hays - What Does the Bible Say About Race? by Second Baptist Church

Dr. Danny Hays - Jeremiah 31:27-35 - July 13, 2014 by Second Baptist Church