The Book of Zephaniah is about the day of the Lord, "A Day of Purging". Find out about this day of the Lord where Israel AND the surrounding nations are called to judgement YEARS before Revelation.
The Legendary Victor Chayasirisobhan joins the podcast this week. He expresses the importance of being a lifelong learner and using all your education as a tool, offerings to God, to point people to Him.
Evangelical Missiological Society, "EMS Southwest Regional Meeting", April 4th 2024
Jonathan Ruehs Concordia University, Irvine
“And Behold, I am with You Always, to the End of the Age” – Sacramental Union and Missions
In this episode, Dr. Wegner overviews the second half of the book of Isaiah. To get a more in depth look you can go back and listen to our first season which goes chapter by chapter through the entire book of Isaiah.
Dr. Rathel, director of the Graduate Studies program and professor of Christian Theology at Gateway Seminary, joins Dr. Hopkins this week to discuss the nature of Christ, divine simplicity and the question of the suffering of God.
Evangelical Missiological Society, "EMS Southwest Regional Meeting", April 4th 2024
Dr. Jeffrey Mooney, California Baptist University
The Story and Evolution of Redeemer Baptist Church's Sending Program
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Dr. Wegner takes us through a general overview of the first half of the book of Isaiah. To get a more in depth look you can go back and watch our first season which goes chapter by chapter through the entire book of Isaiah.
Dr. Scott Hildreth is associate professor of missiology and dean of ministry studies at Southeastern. He has recently published several books including "A Short Guide to Evangelism and Missions" and "Serving Jesus without Burning Out". He joins Dr. Hopkins to unpack s
Evangelical Missiological Society, "EMS Southwest Regional Meeting", April 4th 2024
Daniel Bannister, Gateway Seminary
A Church for God’s Mission: Shaping Ecclesiology Through Missional Hermeneutics
Old Testament Prophets quoting each other? It's not as likely as you might think. But Jeremiah does use passages from Micah to defend himself to the public, years after Micah's own message was ignored by the people he himself was sent to.
