Dr. Al Tizon discusses missiology, the mission of the church, and the intersection of the gospel and mission. He emphasizes the importance of reconciliation in the church and the need to embrace diversity. He also explores the concept of false and half gospels and advocates for a holistic understanding of the gospel. Finally, he offers insights on how youth ministries can engage in mission in a meaningful way. Takeaways Missiology is the study of the mission of the church as it engages with...

Professor Dan Treier wrote a big book about Jesus. In this podcast, Dan thoroughly explains key things about Jesus. Dr. Treier talks about why Jesus had to be fully God and fully human. He says if Jesus wasn't really God, worshipping him would be wrong. And if Jesus wasn't fully human, he couldn't make all of human life right again. The episode explores how Jesus is the "mediator" between God and humans. As God himself who became human, Jesus unites God and humans. Dan gives tips for teaching...

Zero Cost Way To Support Me :) Dr. Gareth Crispin and Dr. Robin Barfield discuss the top-down and bottom-up approaches to children's ministry and the growing tension between the two. They explore the philosophical and sociological factors that have led to the shift from top-down to bottom-up approaches. They also delve into the theological anthropology of James Loder and how it informs their understanding of ministry. The conversation highlights the importance of engaging both the mind and...

Support for free by subscribing to my Substack Dr. Collin Cornell discusses the mission of God and challenges the traditional view of God's mission as solely reparative. He emphasizes God's desire to draw near to creation and dwell with it. Dr. Cornell also explores the relationship between God's mission and Israel, highlighting the importance of understanding Israel's purpose beyond being purely instrumental. He discusses the role of the church in God's mission and the significance of...

Dr. Felipe Do Vale discusses his book 'Gender as Love: A Theological Account of Human Identity, Embodied Desire, and Our Social Worlds.' He explains his interest in the topic of gender and how it has evolved over the years. Dr. Do Vale argues for a theological approach to gender, bridging the gap between those who focus on gender and those who focus on theology. He proposes that gender is an identity formed by our loves and that a Christian theology of human love provides a way to understand...

SummaryDr. Patrick Schreiner discusses the transfiguration of Jesus and its significance. He explains that the transfiguration is often overlooked in comparison to other events in Jesus' life, but it is an important event that reveals Jesus' glory and confirms his identity as the Son of God. The presence of Moses and Elijah represents the law and the prophets, affirming Jesus' role in fulfilling the Old Testament prophecies. The voice of God calling Jesus his beloved son echoes Old Testament...

Summary Dr. Carmen Imes, Associate Professor of Old Testament at Biola University, discusses the concept of the image of God in her interview with Justin on the Reorthodox Theology podcast. She explains that the image of God is not tied to a specific human capacity, but rather to our physicality as human beings. Dr. Imes argues that every human, regardless of disability or other differences, is the image of God. She challenges the common belief that the image of God was lost or diminished...

Join us for a thought-provoking episode as we dive into the fascinating world of Tertullian's view of Christology and its profound influence on the development of the Western Church. Our guest for this enlightening conversation is Dr. David Wilhite, a distinguished Professor of Christian Theology with a deep expertise in the subject matter. Dr. Wilhite, having obtained his PhD from The University of St. Andrews, brings a wealth of knowledge and insight into the life and works of Tertullian, a...

Join us for a thought-provoking episode as we dive into the fascinating world of Tertullian's view of Christology and its profound influence on the development of the Western Church. Our guest for this enlightening conversation is Dr. David Wilhite, a distinguished Professor of Christian Theology with a deep expertise in the subject matter. Dr. Wilhite, having obtained his PhD from The University of St. Andrews, brings a wealth of knowledge and insight into the life and works of Tertullian, a...

Rudolf K. Gaisie is a Research Fellow at the Akrofi-Christaller Institute of Theology, Mission and Culture at Akropong-Akuapem, Ghana, and serves as Director of the Institute’s Centre for Early African Christianity (CEAC). He is brilliant!

Join us on (Re)Orthodox Theology as we dive into the revolutionary insights of Dr. John Goodrich, a distinguished scholar from the Moody Bible Institute. In this episode, we explore Dr. Goodrich's essay, "Paul’s Suprahumanizing Exegesis: Rewriting the Defeat of God’s Enemies in 1 Corinthians, Romans, and Ephesians," published in Brill's acclaimed volume, Demons in Early Judaism and Christianity (2022). Delve into the depths of Pauline theology as Dr. Goodrich guides us through the cosmic...

Today, I talked to Dr. Janet Timbie, a Professor at the Catholic University of America. She is an expert on all things ancient Egypt and Christianity. We talk about an ancient monk, Shenoute, and his Christology!

This week I talk to Dr. Sammy Alfaro about his amazing book, Divino Compañero: Toward a Hispanic Pentecostal Christology (Princeton Theological Monograph Series Book 147) 

Dr. Derwin Gray joins the show to discuss his book "How to Heal Our Racial Divide" and emphasizes the importance of understanding the theological implications of racism and prejudice. In this conversation, Dr. Gray shares his personal story of transformation, the inspiration behind his book, and the need to embody a holistic gospel that produces justice, evangelism, and discipleship. The discussion delves into issues of racism, prejudice, justice, and evangelism, with a focus on the...

The (Re)Orhodox Theology podcast recently featured Dr. Gregory Vall, a professor of Sacred Scripture at Notre Dame Seminary of New Orleans, to discuss the significance of Ignatius of Antioch and his Christology. Ignatius, a church father who lived around 113 AD, was a member of the church at Antioch, which was significant in the early days of Christianity due to its mixed community of Jewish and Gentile Christians. He was the first person to use the term Christianity and spoke clearly about...

In this episode, Dr. Turman discusses her brilliant research on the intersection of race, faith, and gender and how she challenges sexism in the Black church. As a pioneering womanist theologian, Dr. Turman's work aims to empower marginalized communities and address issues of violence against Black women in Christianity. She has received numerous awards for her contributions to the field of theology and has been featured in various documentaries and publications. During the conversation,...

On today's episode, we have Dr. Matthew Lynch, a professor, author, and podcaster, who shares his insights on the Old Testament and how his studies in Israel captured his imagination and deepened his understanding of its context. In this conversation, Dr. Lynch challenges the notion that the Old Testament is simply a source of spiritual edification and life lessons and instead highlights its complexity, tension, mystery, and wonder. Specifically, the conversation centers around the concern...

In this Episode, we explore the topic of Christology in a pluralistic world with Professor Veli-Matti Kärkkäinen from Fuller Theological Seminary. As we live in an increasingly diverse and globalized world, it's essential to consider finding common ground with those with different beliefs without compromising our orthodoxy. Professor Kärkkäinen shares his perspective on accepting other cultures while remaining true to our faith, emphasizing the importance of engaging with diverse voices...

In this podcast episode, Patrick Miller, a pastor at The Crossing, and Justin discuss the challenges of navigating politics in a divided society, finding common ground, and engaging in dialogue to understand one another. They also talk about the discomfort Miller feels when referred to as a pastor and speculate that this may be a result of their Midwestern roots. They highlight the need for discipleship in politics among Christians, and Miller's work with Truth Over Tribe, a podcast and book...

In this episode of the Young and Sanctified podcast, host Justin interviews Dr. Jessica Joustra, an assistant professor of Religion and Theology at Redeemer University. Dr. Joustra shares her research on the imitation of Christ and the works of Herman Bobbing and John Howard Yoder. The conversation provides valuable insights into how different Christian traditions have explored the question of imitation and the relevance of this topic for Christians today. Guest Introduction: Dr. Jessica...

In this episode, Dr. John Stackhouse delves into the history and core beliefs of Evangelicalism, highlighting its emergence in the 18th century from Puritanism and Pietism. He clarifies that Evangelicals take the Bible seriously, are Trinitarian Christians, and recognize each other as kin, working together to spread the message of Jesus Christ. The conversation also explores the criticism that Evangelicals have received for being loudmouthed and activist, and how this has affected their...

In this episode, Dr. Kenneth J. Collins, a leading scholar in historical theology and Wesley Studies, shares his expertise in Wesleyan theology and his forthcoming book. Dr. Collins also talks about the Asbury University Revival, highlighting the emphasis on holiness, a distinguishing factor of the Wesleyan tradition. The conversation covers John Wesley's biography, unique approach to interreligious dialogue, theology and approach to ministry, understanding of the gospel and the work of the...

In this episode, Justin is joined by Dr. David Parris to discuss the complexity of Jesus' identity and the various interpretations of his teachings. Dr. Parris sheds light on his journey into studying parables, as well as his 15-year experience in cognitive linguistics. They also talk about the safe and dangerous nature of parables, their application in everyday life, and their ability to challenge people's thinking. Guest Information: Dr. David Parris is a professor at Fuller Theological...

In this podcast episode, Dr. Vince Bantu delves into the history of Christianity and its impact on global cultures. He discusses the problem of Christianity being constantly associated with Western or white culture and how this has affected evangelism and the perception of Christianity in non-Western parts of the world. He also explores the impact of imperial councils, like the Council of Nicaea, on shaping what we understand as orthodox Christianity and how this has led to the...