In this, our third and final Podcast on the Theocratic Kingdom, my guests will answer the question, is God done with Israel (Romans 11). They will also discuss what Acts 1 and Revelation 20 have to say about the Kingdom. We will conclude with each sharing why they believe that the Kingdom is an important theme to understand and teach …
Today, we continue our three-part series on the Theocratic Kingdom. This series will define and describe the theocratic kingdom and discuss its significance in God’s plan for human history. We will investigate some of the most significant Scripture passages on this central theme, starting in the very first chapter of Genesis through Revelation 20.
Today, we begin a three-part series on the Theocratic Kingdom. This series will define and describe the theocratic kingdom and discuss its significance in God’s plan for human history. We will investigate some of the most significant Scripture passages on this central theme, starting in the very first chapter of Genesis through Revelation 20.
In this second of a two-part podcast series on Hermeneutics, our prestigious guests discuss important principles of the Historical, Grammatical, Literal approach, including the analogy of Scripture, single meaning, and the perspicuity of Scripture. They also critique other competing hermeneutical methods.
In this first of a two-part podcast series, we discuss what Hermeneutics is, why it is important, and explain why the Historical, Grammatical, Literal approach is the best method of interpretation.
Today we conclude our series on Biblical Archaeology by describing sites and artifacts that relate to the Life of Jesus and the Apostles. Of special interest are Peter’s House, Caiaphas tomb, and the Crucifixion bone.
Description: In this third, of a five-part podcast series, we will investigate archaeological discoveries that are faith affirming. We will be investigating archaeological remains from the time of the Divided Monarchy through the Exile.
In this week’s podcast, we investigate the archaeological record of the United Monarchy, evidence that affirms Saul, David, and Solomon’s historicity as well as the historicity of Scripture.
Today we begin a five-part podcast series on archaeological discoveries that are faith-affirming. We will be investigating archaeological remains from the time of Abraham through Joshua. Of special interest, we will discuss the remains of Jericho and how it supports the biblical description of the conquest.
