Bible and Theology Matters: Insightful Conversations with Bible Scholars

Dr. Marsh and Dr. Fazio return to the BTM podcast to discuss the history of dispensational thought in Europe from the Medieval Era until the time of John Nelson Darby.

The first in a three-part series, discussing the book "Discovering Dispensationalism" edited by Dr. Cory Marsh and Dr. James Fazio.

Dr. Varner returns to the BTM podcast to discuss the Apostolic Fathers - the first generation of writers after the Apostles. In this episode Dr. Varner discuss the intriguing figures of Ignatius, Polycarp, and Papias.

What are the "Apostolic Fathers"? Why are they important for protestants to know and read them? Dr. William Varner, Professor of Biblical Languages and Bible Exposition will answer these questions and more!

Dr. Richard Blackaby, co-author of "Experiencing God" and author of "Spiritual Leadership" shares five views that are essential for effective leadership.

On this week's program Crawford Loritts discusses the contents of his book on leadership entitled Leadership as an Identity. You will not want to miss it!

Dr. Weaver and Professor Steve Nicholes discuss the theological challenges of ministering in South Korea, and the part Word of Life is playing in meeting those needs.

Theology really does matter! While teaching in Uganda, Dr. Weaver discusses the theological needs of East Africa with Professor, David Kirabira. Professor Kirabira shares the practical ramifications of bad theology in the Ugandan context, and how the ministry that he is a part of is responding to those needs with solid biblical and theological education.

What makes Christianity Unique from all other World Religions? This is the subject that Dr. Weaver discusses in this week's podcast, which serves as a great conclusion to this podcast series on the major World Religions.

Dr. Horrel returns to the BTM podcast to discuss the teachings of Buddhism, why it has become popular amongst the Hollywood elites and he provides wisdom on how to share your faith with a Buddhist person.

Dr. Scott Horrel joins the Bible and Theology Matters podcast to discuss Buddhism. Dr. Horrell explains the history and current influence of Buddhism around the world, Sidhartha's (aka "Buddah") personal journey to find the solution to suffering, and Budah's teaching known as the "middle way."

In this week's episode, we will discuss Rabbinic Judaism's views on scripture, death, salvation, and much more. We will also discuss supersessionism / replacement theology. It is sure to be another fascinating discussion. Finally, we will wrap things up by providing suggestions on how to build bridges with people coming from a Jewish background.

Steve Herzig and Mottel Baleston, both Jewish individuals who believe in Jesus as the Messiah, discuss the various beliefs, branches, and history of Rabbinic Judaism.

Dr. H.L. Richard returns to the Bible and Theology Matters podcast to continue our discussion on Hinduism. In this episode we will discuss some of the beliefs of the Hindu traditions as well as the caste system which includes the untouchables also known as the Dahlits.

This week we continue our series on World Religions. Dr. H.L. Richard will be discussing the religion of Hinduism.

Dr. Caner, President of Truett-McConnell University returns to the BTM podcast to explain the teachings of Islam regarding: Jesus Christ, the Quran, salvation, the pillars of Islam, Jihad, and much more.

Dr. Emir Caner, President of Truett-McConnell University, and author of "Unveiling Islam," describes the life of Muhammed and the history of Islam.

George Walker returns to the BTM podcast to continue our discussion about Animism. He will share his experience with the Bisorio people of Papau New Guinea, and their method of reaching the Bisorio people using the Grand Narrative of Scripture. His stories are riveting and inspiring, you will surely not want to miss this episode.

This week we begin a new podcast series on the World Religions and in this episode, we will discuss Animism. And to discuss Animism we are pleased to welcome George Walker to the podcast, who along with his wife Harriet worked among the Bisorio people of Papau New Guinea.

What is the BDS movement (Boycott, Divest, and Sanction)? What is the Knesset? Is there any hope for peace in the Middle East? What are God's plans and purposes for Ethnic-National Israel? Christopher Katulka returns to the BTM podcast to answer these questions and more!

In this week's BTM podcast, Christopher Katulka returns to discuss the history of the Jewish people. We will discuss the atrocities committed against the Jewish people and the amazing intervention of God to protect His chosen people from extinction. We will discuss the establishment of the Nation of Israel in 1948, and the events that led up to that event. We will also learn the interesting histor...

This week we are beginning a podcast series on all things Israel. In it, we will discuss Israel’s past, Israel’s present, and Israel’s future. We will discuss the atrocities committed against the Jewish people and the amazing intervention of God to protect His chosen people from extinction. We will discuss the establishment of the Nation of Israel in 1948, and the events that led up to that event....

Dr. Elliott Johnson returns to the BTM podcast to continue our discussion about dispensationalism. We discuss the third of Ryrie’s essentials of Dispensationalism and Dr. Johnson’s nuanced understanding of dispensationalism.

In this week's podcast, Dr. Elliott Johnson returns to the BTM podcast to discuss what dispensationalism is, and the part that Dallas Theological Seminary has had in articulating and advancing this system of thought. Additionally, we discuss the first of Dr. Charles Ryrie's "Sine Qua Non" or essentials of dispensationalism.

In this episode, Dr. Weaver interviews Dr. Elliott Johnson about his life and 47 years of teaching at Dallas Theological Seminary. His ministry was one devoted to the study and teaching of the Bible. Inevitably, the conversation leads to three very important subjects that are near and dear to Dr. Elliott's heart - the Bible, Hermeneutics, and Inerrancy.