Beeson Divinity School
Beeson Divinity School Podcast
Listen to the latest podcast episodes, featuring guests from around the world as they talk with Dean Douglas Sweeney.
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Nov 3, 2026
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Episodes
The First Thousand Years 04.12.2012 25:11
Dean Timothy George talks with historian Robert Louis Wilken about his new book on the first millennium of the Christian church.
The Man the King Delights to Honor 27.11.2012 35:44
A sermon by Tim Keller, introduced by Timothy George and Robert Smith, Jr.
Does the Book of Proverbs Promise Too Much? 13.11.2012 1:02:17
Bruce Waltke gave the Biblical Studies Lecture at Beeson Divinity School in 1996.
Disciplines for Church Theologians 06.11.2012 22:07
Dean Timothy George talks with Karen Petersen Finch about the faithful shaping of a theological life.
Sheep and Goats 30.10.2012 31:12
Dr. Timothy George and Dr. Robert Smith, Jr., discuss Dr. Haddon Robinson's sermon "Sheep and Goats," preached at the Beeson Pastors School. The full sermon follows their discussion.
The Ends of the Earth 23.10.2012 24:59
Timothy George talks with Rev. Julian Linell about missions, linguistics, and new frontiers in Global Christianity.
Surprised by Jesus 16.10.2012 23:04
Dean Timothy George talks with Rob Willis about his background as a secular Jew and the story of his encounter with Jesus Christ.
Calvin and Luther on Interpreting Genesis 09.10.2012 47:22
Reformation Heritage Lecture, 1995
Serving God and Country 02.10.2012 28:30
Timothy George talks with Lyle Dorsett about his book on chaplains in World War II.
A Knock at Midnight 25.09.2012 54:29
Martin Luther King, Jr.
An Improbable Bishop 18.09.2012 20:32
Timothy George talks with William Willimon about his life and ministry.
Justification According to Paul 11.09.2012 50:35
This lecture was part of the Biblical Studies Lecture series at Beeson Divinity School in 2000. It later became the basis for the book Revisiting Paul's Doctrine of Justification: A Challenge to the New Perspective.
Youth Ministry and the Means of Grace 04.09.2012 22:21
Timothy George talks with Brian Cosby about his experience in ministry and how the means of grace can shape a youth ministry.
Burning the Plow 28.08.2012 23:44
Dr. Timothy George and Dr. Robert Smith, Jr., discuss Dr. Calvin Miller's sermon on 1 Kings 19:14-21. The full sermon follow their discussion.
People of Blessing 21.08.2012 27:11
Dean Timothy George talks with John Upton about the church around the world.
The Old Testament and Christian Mission 14.08.2012 53:46
Christopher J. H. Wright
The Bible in Color 07.08.2012 26:43
Timothy George talks with Dr. He Qi about the Chinese cultural revolution, his Christian faith, and his art.
In One Body, Through the Cross 31.07.2012 26:13
Carl Braaten
The Spectrum of Evangelicalism 24.07.2012 25:14
Dean Timothy George talks with Collin Hansen about the height, breadth, and depths of Evangelicalism.
Never Give Up 17.07.2012 23:47
Timothy George talks with Dr. Don Hawkins about depression, encouragement, and perseverance.
The Historical Jesus and the Apostolic Testimony 11.07.2012 58:55
Richard Bauckham
Jesus in Living Memory 03.07.2012 28:13
Timothy George talks with John-Paul Lotz about his ministry and his academic work in early Christian history.
God's Gift of Sabbath 26.06.2012 35:45
Marva Dawn
A Conversation with Mark Noll 19.06.2012 26:27
Timothy George talks with Mark Noll about Calvin, Luther, Aquinas, Wesley, and the life of the mind.
Preaching Old Testament Narrative 12.06.2012 52:16
In this lecture, delivered at Beeson Divinity School in 1997, Elizabeth Achtemeier unfolds the overarching narrative of Scripture and shows the Christian story's rootedness in the Old Testament.
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