
A podcast exploring Scripture and all things related to it. New episodes released every day.
| Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 1453 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Religion & SpiritualityChristianity | |||

What do you actually do on sabbatical?
In this episode of Sabbatical Insider, Professor Frederick J. Long shares a candid look into his sabbatical life in Arizona—from family time and pacing work, to writing a fantasy/sci-fi novel he began over 20 y... more
Why should Christians still care about biblical languages today—and what does that have to do with Chinese, Aramaic, and Navy chaplaincy?
In this episode of the ProveText Podcast, Dr. T. Michael W. Halcomb talks with Dr. Scott Callaham, biblical lan... more
A viral Instagram video claims that homosexuality was added to the Bible in 1946—and that before then, the prohibition didn’t exist.
In this episode, Dr. T. Michael W. Halcomb breaks down the Greek, the Hebrew, and the actual history of Bible transl... more
In this episode of Sabbatical Insider, Dr. Frederick J. Long shares how he approaches project planning during sabbatical—and what happens when plans take unexpected turns. From academic writing and Greek grammar to a long-shelved fantasy novel, this ... more
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Been looking for a podcast that works through a passage of scripture in Greek. This is that podcast. I also love the special episodes.
Fabulous podcast. Please keep it up. Too often familiarity with the languages bears itself out in a superiority complex in pastoral leadership, rather than in humble, clear and beneficial exegesis, drawing out timeless truths from God’s Word to feed God’s people. As Spurgeon quipped, God called the shepherds to feed his lambs, not his giraffes. Thanks for bringing the fruit down for the herd to feast guys.
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Content focuses on the exploration of Scripture through various scholarly approaches, aiming to relate biblical teachings to contemporary issues faced by faith communities. Notable themes include the interpretation of ancient texts, the challenges of modern religious practice, and scholarly discussions around cultural engagement, particularly with younger generations. The podcast features insights from biblical scholars and engages them in conversations that bridge academic research and practical ministry, making it a unique resource for individuals seeking deeper understanding of faith.
Listeners can expect a variety of guests, including academics, pastors, and advocates, all contributing personal stories and scholarly insights that furth... more
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Recent guests on ProveText include:
1. Dr. Gary L. Shultz
2. Michael Niebauer
3. Ryan Pauly
4. Dr. Joseph T. Cochran
5. Dr. Harold Shank
6. Elizabeth Woning
7. Dr. Paul D. Miller
8. Dr. Clint Burnett
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