Beeson Divinity School Podcast

Timothy George talks with Dr. George Weigel about the life of Pope John Paul II. Weigel spent fifteen years researching and writing about the late pope.

Dr. Timothy George and Dr. Robert Smith, Jr., discuss Sandy Ray's sermon A Voice in the Wilderness.

Timothy George talks with Daven Watkins about ministering in a devastated community following the tornado of April 27, 2011.

Timothy George talks with Eric Metaxas about the life and legacy of Dietrich Bonhoeffer.

Timothy George talks with hymnodist John Bell about the history of the Iona Community in Scotland, about music in community, and about how the Holy Spirit is like a wild goose.

Dr. Timothy George and Dr. Robert Smith, Jr. discuss Dr. Bryan Chapell's sermon "Repentance That Sings," which was preached at Southern Theological Seminary in Louisville, KY as a part of the E.Y. Mullins lectures on Biblical Preaching.

Timothy George talks with Danny Carroll about how Christians should think about issues relating to immigration.

Timothy George talks with Dr. Ralph Wood about his spiritual and intellectual development and his passion for Christian Literature.

Timothy George talks with Dr. Erwin Lutzer about his childhood growing up in a German family in Canada, about his interest in German history, and about the pressing cultural crises facing the church.

Timothy George talks with David Coffey about religious liberty, Baptists and Christian unity, about and Coffey's involvement in the Keswick movement.

Dr. Timothy George and Dr. Robert Smith, Jr., discuss Doug Webster's sermon "Running on Empty," which was part of the chapel series "The Faith We Confess." The full sermon follows their discussion.

Timothy George talks with Dr. Carl Beckwith about the meaning of Holy Week, Martin Luther's Theology of the Cross, and how the Cross should influence our ecclesiology.

Timothy George talks with Vickie Gaston about the meaning of Lent, its place in the Church Year, and the worth of prayer in the Christian life.

Timothy George talks with Albert Mohler about the Baptist response to Nazi Germany, the history of social engagement in the church, and both the purpose and the perils of political involvement.

Dr. Timothy George and Dr. Robert Smith, Jr., discuss James Earl Massey's sermon "A Thorn in the Flesh," which they consider an excellent example of the use of personal illustration in preaching. The full sermon follows their discussion.

Timothy George talks with Dr. Francis Beckwith about what the prolife movement has achieved and what must be accomplished in the future in order to overturn Roe v. Wade.

Timothy George talks with Dr. Annemarie Kidder about the life and death of Sophie Scholl, a young girl who whose Christian convictions led her to join the resistance against Nazi Germany.

Timothy George talks with Dale Bruner about Bruner's relationship with Bible-teacher Henrietta Mears, his dissertation on the Holy Spirit, teaching systematic theology through the gospels, and why we need Martin Luther.

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.