Dr. Arnold interviews Dr. Johnston on the Psalms. Topics of conversation include: How the Psalms are arranged How the Psalms are like a Bible, in and of themselves How we see Jesus in the Psalms How we can apply the Psalms to our lives today What God is teaching us through imprecatory Psalms…
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Dr. Arnold interviews Dr. Newkirk on the subject of preaching. Topics of conversation include: What is preaching, and what is the relationship between teaching and preaching? What is expository preaching? Exegesis vs eisegesis and how to guard against reading our own ideas into the text of Scripture How does knowing a congregation affect a pastor’s…
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If you’ve been paying attention to Christian celebrity culture in the last five years or so, you can probably think of an example of a deconstruction or deconversion story—the story of a person who although they once professed to trust Jesus for salvation, and perhaps even seemed to be bearing some fruit, now claims they…
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Dr. Arnold interviews Dr. Strobel on spiritual formation. Topics of conversation include: How to define spiritual formation The definitive vs. progressive nature of salvation The difference between habituation and abiding/drawing near to God The influence of Jonathan Edwards on spiritual formation, and what we can learn from him today Resources for further study on this…
Read More…On November 17–18, Phoenix Seminary’s Text and Canon Institute (TCI) hosted the Origen as Philologist colloquium, an event that brought together a group of international scholars to explore Origen’s textual scholarship on the Old Testament and its reception in Late Antiquity. “It’s extremely important to me,” said Peter J. Gentry, distinguished visiting professor of Old…
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