Denver Seminary

Andy Byrd, Denver Seminary alum (MA in Biblical and Theological Studies) and missionary, joins us to discuss his own spiritual journey, the...

Meet Isaac Olivarez, a husband, father, pastor, MA New Testament student, and founder of Urban Outreach Denver, a hybrid dinner church and nonprofit that serves crowds of Denver’s most marginalized residents. ...

Have you ever experienced an “aha!” moment when you realized that God had long been preparing you for an unexpected opportunity? Seconda...

Dr. Heather Gingrich, professor of Counseling at Denver Seminary and notable author, lends her expertise on dealing with trauma as we approach...

Dr. Monte Hasz, a longtime friend and colleague in our Counseling department, shares reflections on counseling, teaching, and our Seminary community as...

What is “Critical Race Theory” and why do reactions to it vary among Christians? Simple words or phrases are often used to...

How can Christians engage our complex and broken world with the redemptive power of the gospel? How do we respond to the...

Dr. Jan McCormack joins us to talk about chaplaincy and provide insight into the many ministry contexts in which chaplains serve....

Don Payne reflects on what Christmas means for us this season and why the hope it brings is especially timely in light of this year....

Dr. Mark Young and his wife, Priscilla Young, share theological reflections and insights on the topic of marriage from their nearly 40 years together....

Pastor John Allen dives deeper into the importance of engaging hard conversations during times of division and turmoil and explores what Americans can learn from apartheid in South Africa....

Dr. Don Payne and President Dr. Mark Young discuss ways to navigate this election season as believers. They reflect on how our political climate affects our relationships with others, our unity as Christ followers, and our witness as the Church. Regardless of whether our candidates of choice win or lose, we can look to the gospel to be our example for embracing humility and extending grace....

Dr. Ron Klassen, executive director of the Rural Home Missionary Association, discusses the unique spiritual needs and dynamics of ministry in rural communities. Hear stories and teaching grounded in a humility and wisdom that come from Ron's decades of experience in diverse communities across the country. Ron also directs the RHMA-sponsored Town and Country Training (TACT), a program that benefit...

Hear from Pastor John Allen on his various roles as a DMin student, pastor of International Community Church, Marine Corps member, and head of security for the Peace Corps in South Africa. He shares about his time leading his congregation in South Africa both during and after the end of apartheid as he experienced a country moving toward forgiveness amidst racial tensions. We touch on how we as Am...

Revelation is arguably the book that creates the most controversy and confusion among readers of the Bible. Dr. David Mathewson, associate professor of New Testament, offers helpful guidance and clarity as we examine the Scriptures and shares from his new book, "A Companion to the Book of Revelation." Dr. Lynn Cohick also joins Dr. Mathewson to discuss reading Revelation through modern lenses and...

Luis Villarreal, founder of Save Our Youth, shares inspiring stories and insights from the organization’s work with at-risk youth through their long-term and life-changing mentoring relationships....

Dr. Lynn Cohick serves as guest host to interview our own Don Payne and discuss his latest book “Already Sanctified: A Theology of Christian Life in Light of God’s Completed Work”....

Dr. Jim Howard, senior pastor at Dillon Community Church in Dillon, Colorado and Luke Fraser, pastor of Island Baptist Church in Beach Haven, New Jersey join us to talk about ministry needs, brokenness, and the need for the redemptive power of the Gospel in resort communities....

Dr. Doug Groothius and Dr. Andrew Ike Shepardson discuss cognitive and spiritual faith shifts in Christianity and what it looks like to keep up with and engage evolving cultures....

President Dr. Mark Young joins us to talk about politics in a polarized world and how the gospel should unify and anchor the Church despite growing division....

Aaron Johnson, our associate dean of Education Technology, provides helpful tips for both teachers and learners who are navigating the opportunities and challenges of online instruction. If you’re adapting to new rhythms as an online learner, this is a must-listen!...

Chris Rose, an MDiv graduate of Denver Seminary, shares about his ministry of presence with incarcerated youth and the power of empathy...

How do Christians engage their various cultural contexts and become colaborers with Christ? What is the Biblical standard for justice? Patty Pell guides us through the tensions and challenges that come with participating in God's redemptive activity in a Kingdom that is both "now" and "not yet." Patty is the director of Denver Seminary's Justice and Mission Program and has served in numerous roles...

Both the Old Testament and New Testament are essential to understanding the whole of Christian faith, yet cultural conversations reveal an apprehension toward reconciling the character of God across various accounts in the Bible. Two of our esteemed professors from our biblical studies department, Dr. Rick Hess and Dr. Craig Blomberg, address common questions and misconceptions as they bring to li...

Professors Dr. Heather Gingrich and Dr. Adam Wilson from our counseling department discuss the unique generational challenges facing today's youth and offer suggestions for identifying and responding to trauma-related needs, while offering words of hope and healing....