The Shepherd's Study

Old Testament provides a prophetic pattern for understanding eschatology. In this episode, Dr. Michael Grisanti (Professor of Old Testament at The Master’s Seminary) examines these patterns from the Old Testament which offer hope for the future: God sends judgement, but His promises of restoration never fail. DONATE TO THE SHEPHERD'S STUDY PODCAST ► https://shepherds.edu/giving

Biblical narratives are easily misinterpreted. In this episode, Dr. Phil Burggraff reflects on his recent experience of preaching 1 Samuel and offers insight into connecting the stories, acknowledging complex characters, and drawing proper application. DONATE TO THE SHEPHERD'S STUDY PODCAST ► https://shepherds.edu/giving

Have you made resolutions for the year ahead? Glean wisdom and inspiration as Dr. Timothy Miller examines the 70 resolutions of Jonathan Edwards! READ JONATHAN EDWARDS' RESOLUTIONS ►https://www.cslewisinstitute.org/resources/resolutions-jonathan-edwards/ DONATE TO THE SHEPHERD'S STUDY PODCAST ►https://shepherds.edu/giving

Dispensationalists face unique challenges when preaching the Old Testament with a consistent, literal, grammatical-historical hermeneutic. In this episode, Dr. Richard Bargas (Executive Director of IFCA International) provides helpful perspective and practical advice for accurately exegeting the whole of Scripture. DONATE TO THE SHEPHERD'S STUDY PODCAST ► https://shepherds.edu/giving

For many years Christians have made assumptions about the Christmas story based upon modern western civilization. Dr. Bookman helps unpack the 1st century Jewish context of the Scriptures to better understand Mary, Joseph and the birth of Jesus. DONATE TO THE SHEPHERD'S STUDY PODCAST► https://shepherds.edu/giving

Has Christian publishing been corrupted? Too often, getting manuscripts noticed by Christian publishing houses involves compromising a firm commitment to Scripture. In this episode of the Shepherd's Study, Dr. James Fazio and Dr. Cory Marsh explore common downfalls of Christian academia and publishing, along with the way forward for today's evangelical world! PURCHASE DISCOVERING DISPENSATIONALISM...

How do Christians discern God's will? And is it ever okay to change ministries? In this episode, Dr. Sam Horn discusses the broad scope of ministries he has been involved in throughout the years and how the Lord directed his steps. You'll be encouraged by his personal testimony and challenged by the practical principles he shares. DONATE ► https://shepherds.edu/giving

In this episode Dr. Miller sits down with Pastor Jesse Randolph of   @soundwordsmin  and   @IHCC   to talk about a recent movement called "The Great Tradition." They discuss the goal of William Tyndale's bible translating and the heart of the Reformation "Sola Scriptura." If you would like to support this podcast please make your donation here: https://form-renderer-app.donorperfect.io/give/shephe...

In this episode Dr. Miller sits down with Dr. Paul Henebury to talk about Biblical Theology and specifically the importance of the Biblical Covenants in the storyline in the Bible. If you would like to support STS and this podcast please consider giving here.

Drawing from the life of King David, Dr. Timothy Miller and Pastor Bobby Scott share a sobering warning to ministry leaders about the dangers of sin. Pastor Scott acknowledges the reality of temptation along with the need for genuine repentance. You'll be encouraged by the profound insight, from both Scripture and personal experience, shared in this episode.

In this episode Dr. Miller sits down with Dr. Murawski who has had several years in a pastoral position as well as a teaching position. They discuss the differences between the two callings and the possibility of blending them together.

In this episode, Dr. Miller sits down with Clayton Schultz. Clayton is the director of the West Institute, a one-year local church based seminary program. Find more here: https://thewestinstitute.com/ or here https://shepherds.edu/one-year-masters/

In this episode Dr. Miller sits down with Nathan Winters to discuss how the christian should respond to "Christian Nationalism" and how they should view voting and the government. Correction given by Nathan WInters: Theodosius came to power 42 years after Constantine but was not related to Constantine. It is his edicts, though, that were pivotal in uniting church and state in a way that hadn't occ...

In this episode Dr. Miller sits down with Grant Castleberry to discuss the topic of his PhD dissertation, Martyn Lloyd-Jones.

In this episode, Dr. Miller sits down with Dr. Josh Scally to discuss the difficult task of applying the text of Scripture to your audiences today. https://www.thegospelcoalition.org/blogs/erik-raymond/what-is-expository-preaching/ https://a.co/d/fesyfYH

In this episode, Dr. Miller discusses fulfillment language in the book of Matthew with Dr. Vlach. Vlach has written on the topic of intertexuality and is currently working on a booklet dealing with this issue in Matthew.

Dr. Miller sits down with Al Potter to talk about his years of experience planting churches.

The 2024 Shepherds 360 Conference will deal with topics like Israel, Church, Government, Culture and more. With speakers like: Michael Vlach, Jesse Randolph, Stephen Davey, Peter Goeman, Doug Bookman, Cory Marsh, James Fazio, Tim Miller, Michael A. Grisanti, Les Lofquist, Richard Bargas, Nathan Winters, Erwin Lutzer, Darrell Bock, Craig Blaising, Mark Hitchcock, Paul Henebury, Bruce Ware, Chris Mi...

Listen to Dr. Tim Miller talk about a recent article he wrote for Themelios: https://www.thegospelcoalition.org/themelios/article/unbelieving-child-and-qualified-elder-a-case-for-faithful-children-in-titus-16/

In this episode Dr. Miller is joined by Dr. Peter Goeman to discuss his book "The Baptism Debate" https://a.co/d/cZMafzQ.

In this episode Dr. Miller is joined by Dr. Thomas Baber. Dr. Baber is a pastor in Texas and his church hosts a campus site for STS. Dr. Baber recently finished preaching through the book of Revelation and taught an exposition of the book for STS. Dr. Miller and Dr. Baber discuss the challenges and the blessings of teaching the last book of the Bible.

What can we learn from the early church about discipleship? How should that affect how we disciple today? Listen to Dr. Miller and Dr. Burggraff talk about these questions. Learn more at: shepherds.eduFind Dr. Burggraff's books here:Discipleship in the Early Church: A Study of the Catechumenate and Its Implications for Discipleship Today: https://a.co/d/h6MwmU8Discipleship Today: Applying Bibl...