Dr. Iorg provides several benchmarks leaders can use to evaluate the financial health of their church. 

In this episode of the Bible Teaching Podcast, Dr. Watson and Dr. Kelly talk about the challenges of approaching questions related to God's chosen people and their mission. Using the book of Jonah as an example, they explore the concept of 'chosenness' and highlight t

In this episode, Dr. Wegner covers the death of Sarah, the process of finding Rebekah to be Isaac's wife, and the dynamic between Jacob and Esau, sons of Isaac. 

(Abraham's Line Part II)

In episode, Tyler is joined by Keith Meyer, Senior Pastor of Harvest Baptist Church in Salisbury, Maryland, and a trustee of Gateway Seminary. They discuss the importance of pastors knowing biblical languages, particularly Greek, and the value of being able to discern

Dr. Iorg explains why a planned program of preaching is vital for a healthy ministry. Dr. Iorg also encourages non-preachers to consider long-term planning and intentional ministry decisions.

In this episode of The Study Podcast, Tyler and Dr. Wegner look at a few passages in Genesis. 

1. Abraham and Sarah go to Egypt and tell the Pharaoh they that are siblings and God sends curses to the land for their lie.
2. Abraham tells Melchize

Joseph Gibbons is church planter and pastor at Favor City Church in Las Vegas, Nevada. Joseph and Tyler talk about having a big-picture approach, sermon prep, and emphasizing prayer and responsiveness to the burdens of the church. They also reflect on the importance o

You can not teach every kind of book the same way. Different teaching methods for different kinds of literature.

The format should drive the content and the structure of your lectures. Poetry uses symbolism, imagery, and hyperbole to evoke responses. Y

In episode 12 of The Study Podcast, Dr. Wegner and Tyler continue the conversation about the covenant God makes with Abraham. There were over 15 years from the time God promised Abraham children to the birth of Isaac. God is with us even when we can't feel Hi