The London Lyceum

Jordan talks with Matt Emerson about his book *The Biblical Canon: A Theological Account*. Emerson explains why canon studies must bring theology into conversation with textual and historical evidence, and how the doctrine of Scripture shapes interpretation, church reception, and Christ-centered readings of the Bible. Chapters 00:00 The London Lyceum’s mix of charity and critical thinking 00:58 Ma...

In this episode, Jordan talks with Brendan Case about his latest book on superlapsarian Christology, exploring the theological implications of God's plan before creation, the cosmic scope of Christ's work, and the relationship between Jesus and other beings like angels and aliens. Chapters 00:00 Introduction to Brendan Case and his work 02:07 Brendan's background and research focus 04:...

In this episode, Morgan Byrd and Brandon Ayscue interview Adriel Sanchez about his new book, Why We Worship, exploring the biblical and historical foundations of Christian worship and how it can be revitalized in modern churches. To learn more about Professor Lending's First Time Homebuyer Seminar, go here: https://professorlending.com/first-time-homebuyer-seminar/ Support this podcast at — ht...

In this episode, we explore the life and legacy of John Broadus, a pivotal figure in Southern Baptist history, through the insights of historian Eric Smith. Discover how Broadus bridged cultural worlds, his theological contributions, and the challenges faced by the seminary in the post-Civil War era. Chapters 00:00 Introduction to John Broadus and his significance 00:03 Broadus's early life an...

In this episode, Jordan talks with Sabrina Little about the complex emotions of shame and guilt, their roles in moral development, and their significance within Christian and Aristotelian frameworks. This discussion offers valuable insights into how these emotions shape our moral and spiritual lives. Chapters 00:00 Introduction to the episode and guest 00:29 Jordan introduces the topic of shame an...

In this episode, Dr. Jared Poulton discusses the historical and theological foundations of biblical counseling, focusing on Van Til's influence and the relationship with Jay Adams. The conversation explores concepts like general revelation, the antithesis, and the sufficiency of scripture, providing valuable insights for understanding the discipline's roots and current debates. Purchase fr...

In this episode, Morgan Byrd and Brandon Ayscue discuss the importance and practicalities of having a church book wall or bookstall. They explore how these resources can serve as entry points for deeper faith, community building, and doctrinal education within the church. To learn more about Professor Lending's First Time Homebuyer Seminar, go here . Chapters 00:00 Introduction to Church Books...

In this episode, Jake Stone and Jesse Owens explore the rich history of Baptist piety and the vital role of the ordinary means of grace, including the Word, sacraments, prayer, and community. They discuss how these practices have shaped Baptist life and their relevance today. Chapters 00:00 Introduction and Episode Overview 01:00 Discovering Historical Baptist Documents 03:52 The Significance of J...

In this episode, Leland and Hunter talk with Ben Robin about Herman Bavink's approach to natural theology, his place within the Reformed tradition, and how his ideas can inform contemporary theological understanding. To learn more about Professor Lending's First Time Homebuyer Seminar, go here . Chapters 00:00 Introduction to the episode and guest 01:50 The debate over Herman Bavink's...

In this episode Leland and Hunter engage with Dr. John Lowe to discuss Jonathan Edwards' complex relationship with slavery and race. The conversation explores Edwards' historical context, his views on the institution of slavery, and the implications of his hermeneutics. Dr. Lowe shares insights from his research, including his book 'Benevolence and Bondage,' which examines the para...

In this episode, Jordan talks with Kelly Kapic about his new book on the theology of Christian life, emphasizing the importance of divine and human agency, the law-gospel distinction, and the role of the church in spiritual formation. A must-listen for pastors, theologians, and anyone interested in a deeper understanding of Christian doctrine. Chapters 00:00 Welcome to the London Lyceum 02:02 Intr...

In this episode, Jordan talks with Paul Sanchez about his decade-long research on the history of theological liberalism within the Southern Baptist context, the rise of the New South, and the ongoing cultural and institutional battles over faith and tradition in America. Chapters 00:00 Introduction to the Podcast and Guest 02:18 The Journey of Writing a Book 07:25 Understanding the Argument of the...

In this episode, Jordan Steffaniak hosts Stephen Presley and John Wilsey to discuss the intricacies of academic writing, the challenges of peer review, and the role of technology and family in the writing process. They share practical tips, personal experiences, and insights into maintaining integrity and quality in scholarly work. Chapters 00:00 Introduction to the London Lyceum Podcast 02:08 Exp...

In this episode, Dr. Rob Smith discusses the complexities of transgender theory, its historical roots, and biblical responses. He offers insights into how Christians can compassionately engage with those struggling with gender identity issues, emphasizing the importance of understanding, Scripture, and pastoral care. Chapters 00:00 Introduction to Transgender Theory 03:03 Understanding Transgender...

In this episode, Jordan talks with Glenn Butler about his new book 'Christological Dogmatics,' exploring key topics like Christology, the incarnation, kenosis, and atonement. The conversation offers deep insights into theological doctrines, their biblical foundations, and their relevance for contemporary faith and ethics. Chapters 00:00 Introduction to the London Lyceum and Its Mission 01:...

This episode features Eric Mattson and Jordan Baller to discuss their work on the history of Christian political economy, the relationship between theology and economics, and the importance of understanding political economy from a Christian perspective. They explore key concepts, historical figures, and practical implications for pastors and theologians. Chapters 00:00 Introduction to Political E...

This episode features Dr. Tony Lane discussing his research on John Calvin's interaction with the Church Fathers, exploring influence, use, and theological continuity. A deep dive into Calvin's methods, sources, and the broader context of Reformation theology. Chapters 00:00 Introduction to the London Lyceum Podcast 02:47 Exploring John Calvin and the Church Fathers 06:38 Calvin's Meth...

This episode explores the crisis of confidence in modern culture and the church, emphasizing the importance of confessional creeds, moral practice, and liturgical worship. Hosted by Hunter Hindsman, with guests Stephen Presley and John Wilsey, the discussion delves into how feelings, technology, and individualism threaten institutional authority and the Christian life. Chapters 00:00 Introduction...

This episode explores classical theism, its biblical foundations, and its significance in Christian theology. Jordan, Leland, and Hunter discuss key attributes of God like immutability, impassibility, and simplicity, addressing common misconceptions and pastoral applications. Chapters 00:00 Introduction to the London Lyceum and Its Mission 01:52 Exploring Classical Theism 05:20 Understanding Big G...

In this episode, Jordan talks with Christian Miller about the importance of honesty, the recent research on dishonesty, and the moral implications of honesty in various spheres including education, religion, and politics. They explore how societal trends are affecting our virtue of honesty and offer insights on how to preserve this treasured virtue. Chapters 00:00 Introduction to the Podcast and I...

In this episode, Jordan talks with Dr. Tom Brand discusses his book 'Intimately Forsaken' and they explore the complex theology of the cry of dereliction, divine impassibility, and the nature of the Trinity. He shares insights from his academic journey, theological reflections, and practical implications for preaching and faith. Chapters 00:00 Introduction to the London Lyceum Podcast 01:4...

This episode features Dr. Eric Smith discussing his critical biography of John Broadus, a pivotal figure in Southern Baptist history. The conversation explores Broadus's life, legacy, and the complexities of navigating cultural and theological transitions in the post-Civil War South. Chapters 00:00 Introduction to the episode and guest 01:23 Who was John Broadus? A brief overview 04:00 Broadus...

In this episode, Jordan Steffaniak interviews Kyle Strobel about his new book 'When God Seems Distant,' exploring the development of spiritual life, the role of divine silence, and the importance of a robust Protestant understanding of spiritual formation. Chapters 00:00 Introduction to the London Lyceum Podcast 01:26 Exploring Spiritual Formation and the New Book 03:27 Understanding Spiri...

This episode features scholars Drs. Benjamin Quinn, Steve McKinnon, and Thomas Kidd discussing their new two-volume introduction to church history. They explore the project’s origins, its unique approach, and the importance of understanding church history from a global and confessional Baptist perspective. Chapters 00:00 Welcome to the London Lyceum 00:58 Introducing the Guests and Their Work 03:2...

This episode explores Augustine's influence on scholarship, biblical interpretation, and political theology, featuring insights from Stephen Presley and John Wilsey. Discover how Augustine's thought shapes modern Christian life and engagement with the public realm. Chapters 00:00 Introduction to Augustine's Influence 04:49 Augustine's Theological Contributions 09:27 Engagement with...