Church Grammar
Brandon D. SmithThe Church Grammar podcast engages theology and the church in a fresh way, centered on wide-ranging conversations with scholars and Bible teachers.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 108 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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| Categories | ChristianityReligion & Spirituality | ||||
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This episode is a conversation with Dr. Thomas Schreiner of The Southern Baptist Theological Seminary. He returns to discuss the Book of Revelation, including why he wrote his new commentary (2:12), recapitulation and symbolism in the book (6:12), th... more
This episode is a conversation with Dr. Daniel Treier of Wheaton College. We discuss Christology in Scripture and the Christian Tradition (2:20), Christology and communion with God (11:18), union with Christ and adoption (21:43), the incarnation and ... more
This episode is a conversation with Dr. Ross Inman of Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary. We discuss his journey into philosophy (1:58), a definition for philosophy as a way of life (7:58), the practicality of philosophy (or lack thereof) (12:... more
This episode is a conversation with Dr. Craig Bartholomew of the Kirby Laing Centre and Dr. Heath Thomas of Oklahoma Baptist University. We discuss a theological reading of the Minor Prophets (1:27), problems with interpreting the Minor Prophets (16:... more
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No apologies for being in the niche here… and I like it!
Apple Podcasts5marcjolicoeur
Canada2 years ago - Great Dialogue
Overall, awesome podcast. Did my undergrad in ministry and looking forward to a potential masters and it’s refreshing to hear great conversations on theology and to stay engaged on current topics that I otherwise do not get to hear since currently not at university. Great job and keep it up!
Apple Podcasts5wjard
United States3 years ago - Too much banter at the beginning of each podcast
Your topics are generally very good and helpful, but I really could do without 10 minutes of gratuitous banter and discussion of your favorite sports teams, etc., that goes on for way too long at the beginning of episodes. There’s nothing wrong with having a few minutes of friendly conversation to introduce your guest and orient your audience to the day’s topic, but the rest is unnecessary and probably a turn-off for at least a portion of your potential audience that is otherwise interested in ... more
Apple Podcasts4SWHam1966United States4 years ago - Love it
One of my favorite podcasts
Apple Podcasts5Thaps2017
South Africa5 years ago - Great Podcast
Brandon asks excellent questions and is a very good interviewer. He has an inviting posture that creates good dialogue even when the guests disagree on an issue. Also thanks for introducing me to nobigdyl.
Apple Podcasts5Hogfan123United States5 years ago
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