Dr. Gray Sutanto, Dr. Paul S. Jeon, Dr. Peter Lee, Dr. Scott Redd, Dr. Thomas Keene
Romans: Part II
May 25, 2022 • Dr. Paul Jeon, Dr. Peter Lee, Dr. Gray Sutanto
Episode 115: The profs revisit Romans and talk about some of its trickier chapters: 5, 7, and 9-11. Enjoy the conversation!
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Romans: Part I
May 18, 2022 • Dr. Scott Redd, Dr. Thomas Keene, Dr. Gray Sutanto
Episode 114: Today the faculty discuss Romans—its occasion, purpose, main themes, and theological-pastoral character. They also talk about the Gentile-Jew controversy and the New Perspective on Paul. Enjoy!
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Psalms: Part II
May 11, 2022 • Dr. Scott Redd, Dr. Thomas Keene, Dr. Gray Sutanto
Episode 113: Today the profs continue their readers’ guide to Psalms by taking about the book’s subject, shape, five-fold division, teleology, and voice. Check it out!
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Psalms: Part I
May 4, 2022 • Dr. Gray Sutanto, Dr. Peter Lee, Dr. Thomas Keene
Episode 112: Today the profs return to the Readers’ Guides series and talk about the genre of the book of Psalms. Enjoy!
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Image of God and Race
April 27, 2022 • Dr. Gray Sutanto, Dr. Paul Jeon, Dr. Scott Redd
Episode 111: Today the profs talk about the image of God in humanity as created and as redeemed in Christ, and share some thoughts on its implications for corporate responsibility and racial diversity. Enjoy!
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1 Peter
April 20, 2022 • Dr. Thomas Keene, Dr. Paul Jeon, Dr. Scott Redd
Episode 110: Today the profs talk about 1 Peter—its thesis, audience, outline, Old Testament connections, contemporary relevance, and more.
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Mark
April 13, 2022 • Dr. Scott Redd, Dr. Gray Sutanto, Dr. Paul Jeon
Episode 109: Today the profs give us a readers’ guide to the Gospel of Mark. They talk about Mark’s authorship, style, canonical place and function, theological point, Messianic secret, rhetorical purpose, and more.
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Why Study Herman Bavinck
April 6, 2022 • Dr. Henk van den Belt
Episode 108: Today’s episode is a conversation with Henk van den Belt. Dr. van den Belt is professor of Systematic Theology at the Faculty of Religion and Theology and Director of the Herman Bavinck Center for Reformed and Evangelical Theology at the Vrije Universiteit, Amsterdam. Enjoy!
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From Baptist to Presbyterian
March 30, 2022 • Dr. Scott R. Swain
Episode 107: In today’s episode, the profs sit down with Dr. Scott Swain to talk about his ecclesiological journey from Baptist to Presbyterian. Please note no infants were sprinkled during this recording. Enjoy!
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Deuteronomy
March 23, 2022 • Dr. Thomas Keene, Dr. Peter Lee, Dr. Gary Sutanto
Episode 106: With Paul, Tommy, and Gray out, Scott and Peter give us a readers’ guide to arguably the important book of the Old Testament. They talk about Deuteronomy’s place in the canon, audience, historical setting, main message, literary structure, and more.
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Genesis
March 16, 2022 • Dr. Paul Jeon, Dr. Peter Lee, Dr. Thomas Keene
Episode 105: Continuing on the Readers’ Guides to Books of the Bible series, today the profs tackle the book of beginnings.
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Invitations to Abundance
March 9, 2022 • Alicia Akins
Episode 104: Today the profs welcome Alicia Akins as a guest to the podcast. Alicia is one of our students, a member at Grace DC Downtown, and a writer. They talk about Alicia’s story and her recently-published book, Invitations to Abundance: How The Feasts of The Bible Nourish Us Today. Enjoy
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Readers' Guides to Books of the Bible
March 2, 2022 • Dr. Scott Redd, Dr. Peter Lee, Dr. Thomas Keene
Episode 103: Today the profs begin a new series. In this first episode, they discuss the importance of understanding genre, literary structure, and themes as we read the books of the Bible. Enjoy!
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Course Spotlight: introduction to the Septuagint
February 23, 2022 • Dr. Aarong White
Episode 102: Today the profs talk with Aaron White. Dr. White is senior pastor of First Presbyterian Church (EPC) in Charleston, Ohio, and a Luke-Acts and Septuagint scholar. Topics include the Septuagint, the pastor-scholar life, fluency in biblical languages, thorny exegetical issues, and more. Dr. White will be teaching the Introduction to the Septuagint class at our campus during Reading Week this spring (March 14-17). Enjoy!
Course Spotlight: Women's Teaching Lab
February 16, 2022 • Nana Dolce
Episode 101: Today the profs interview Nana Dolce. Nana serves as Associate Director of Women’s Workshops for the Charles Simeon Trust and as an instructor of our Women’s Teaching labs. Nana talks about her experience as a Bible teacher and her forthcoming book The Seed of the Woman: 30 Narratives that Point Us to Jesus (10ofThose).
