BJU Seminary
Theologically Speaking
BJU Seminary is relaunching its Theologically Speaking podcast and Viewpoint blog as practical resources for pastors to address the growing challenges of doctrinal drift and cultural pressures within the church. The initiative is part of the Seminary’s 500x5x5 Strategic Vision to equip and encourage new and existing pastors. Join Sam Horn and Stuart Scott as they share personal stories and practical insights for pastors and ministry leaders striving to shepherd their congregations faithfully.
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29 de sep. de 2026
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Episodios
Episode 4: Church Revitalization 05.10.2020 22:20
Eric Newton and Jason Ormiston discuss church revitalization and planting and how both relate to the mission of the church.
Episode 3: Abiding in Christ 28.09.2020 25:26
Today's discussion focuses on the role that spiritual mentors have in helping us grow in our vision of Christ. While it's vital to have mentors that we personally interact with, it's also important to be mentored by those who have gone before us.
Episode 2: Pastoral Reflections on the Pandemic 21.09.2020 25:34
Eric Newton is joined by Greg Mazak and Greg Stiekes- both BJU Seminary professors who pastor local congregations- to discuss shepherding a church through the pandemic.
Episode 1: Why Seminary? 14.09.2020 23:18
For our inaugural episode, Eric Newton is joined by Steve Pettit and Neal Cushman to discuss the role of seminary training in preparing for ministry.
Trailer 24.08.2020 0:53
Trailer for Theologically Speaking , a new podcast from BJU Seminary.
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