
Emily Ross Woodard & Dr. Mark E. Ross (her dad) discuss Bible Reading Plans, Theology, & more. Emily R. Woodard is a graduate of the University of Kansas and Erskine Theological Seminary (MATS). Mark E. Ross is Professor of Systematic Theology at Erskine Theological Seminary inColumbia, South Carolina. Prior to his appointment at Erskine he was for 20 yearsAssociate Pastor for Teaching at First P... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 130 | Founded | 3 years ago |
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I Asked My Dad is recorded and produced by Podcast Caddie.
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I Asked My Dad is recorded and produced by Podcast Caddie.
Questions: IAskedMyDad@gmail.com
I Asked My Dad is recorded and produced by Podcast Caddie.
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This podcast will keep your perspective on the whole story of the Bible as you read through. Emily’s quips are funny and they work together to show the purpose and value of every part of he Scripture. I’m looking forward to spending the year with this podcast!
If you are a long time believer, new to the Christian faith, or curious about Christianity… this podcast is a fantastic listen that will give you fresh insight into the written Word. They do an excellent job of flying high at a “Birds Eye view” through the Bible, while taking moments to get at a “worms eye view” at the roots and richness of scripture. I love that they are taking Old Testament and New Testament to tell the one True Story of the redeeming work of Jesus Christ. Keep going Emily ... more
He’s a great dad and she’s a great sister. 5 stars
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Two hosts—a father-daughter duo—anchor thoughtful discussions on biblical books, theology, and practical faith. Episodes blend scholarly context with pastoral reflections, often tying passages to Jesus, covenants, and eschatology. The show stands out for its clear biblical cross-referencing, accessible explanations, and a sustained focus on covenant faithfulness across both Old and New Testament contexts. It's probably appealing to devout Christians seeking deeper biblical literacy and to pastors or students looking for approachable theological dialogue grounded in scripture.
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