Beeson Divinity School Podcast

A conversation with Timothy George and Barry Hankins about 20th-century thinker and author Francis Schaeffer.

In this the second of the series "Great Preachers, Past and Present," Dean Timothy George and Dr. Robert Smith, Jr., discuss the message "What Will Last," preached by Dr. Howard Edington just a week after the tragic accidental death of his only son. The message in its entirety follows their discussion.

A conversation with Timothy George and Ajith Fernando.

A conversation with Timothy George and Kathleen Nielson.

A conversation with Timothy George and Bruce Winter.

In the first episode of our new series, Great Sermons, Past and Present, Dean Timothy George and preaching professor Dr. Robert Smith analyze Haddon Robinson's sermon "A Good Snake Gone Bad." This sermon on 2 Kings 18:4 was preached at the Beeson Pastors School.

Theologian Carl Braaten talks with Timothy George about his childhood in Madagascar, his relationship with Paul Tillich, and his pilgrimage to Orthodox Lutheranism.

A conversation with Timothy George and Bishop John Rucyahana.

A conversation with Timothy George and Steve Brown.

Timothy George and Cliff Barrows discuss Barrows' sixty-five years of ministry.

A conversation with Timothy George and Darrell Bock.

Haddon Robinson talks about his early influences, and he and Timothy George discuss what makes a sermon expository.

Bishop William Willimon does not respond kindly to people who wish him "Happy Holidays!"

A conversation with Timothy George and Annemarie Kidder.

This sermon was preached by the late David Allan Hubbard at the dedication of Beeson Divinity School's Hodges Chapel in 1995. Dr. Hubbard was president of Fuller Theological seminary from 1963-1993. You can learn more about Andrew Gerow Hodges Chapel and take a video tour on our worship page.

A conversation with Timothy George and Sinclair Ferguson.

Timothy George and Alistair Begg discuss Begg's conversion and shaping influences, including Dr. Martin Lloyd Jones, Charles Spurgeon, and Samuel Rutherford. Begg talks about his experience with cancer and the lessons he has learned in more than thirty years of pastoral ministry.

Timothy George and Charles "Chuck" Colson discuss the history and vision of The Manhattan Declaration a year after its release. Colson also talks about his relationship with his daughter Emily and grandson Max, who is autistic.