Keith Darrell
Campus Preacher
Campus Preacher
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Episodes
Campus Preacher: Episode 4: Fraidy Cat Christianity and the New Hegemony 12.02.2019 21:37
In Episode 4 of the Campus Preacher Podcast, I look at the Barna Groups’ discovery that 44% of Christians “ would avoid discussions about my faith if my non-Christian friend would reject me.” We show that the New Testament addresses this fear with the hope of the Gospel and that Christians are beginning to internalize the world’s narrative.. If you have any questions, pleas...
Campus Preacher: Episode 3 – Gospel, Hellfire & Brimstone, & Rulers Be Warned 05.02.2019 19:52
This is episode 3 of the Campus Preacher Podcast. We finish our introductory discussion on the Gospel and Hellfire and Brimstone preaching, as well as give a brief look at Psalm 2 and its import for evangelism and speaking to the rulers and governors. If you have any questions, feel free to contact me Keith@CampusPreacher.com and visit CampusPreacher.com
Campus Preacher – Episode 2: The Gospel & Hellfire & Brimstone Preaching 30.01.2019 22:45
In this Episode of the Campus Preacher, I address the shade I threw at John MacArthur’s hell Gospel, give a brief historical background for the term Gospel, and seek to answer the question, “Who Made God?” Please visit www.campuspreacher.com and reach out via twitter @CampusEvangel
Campus Preacher: Episode 1 – Introduction 22.01.2019 17:51
Welcome to the Campus Preacher Podcast. In Episode 1 the Campus Preacher, Keith Darrell, is introduced and the trajectory of the podcast set – encourage and equip Christians in the work of evangelism. We will seek to do this in three ways: Discussions on Evangelism, Apologetics, and Rhetoric. If a Christian is to bring the Gospel into the Public Square (evangelize), he needs to be prepared t...
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