
A podcast exploring Scripture and all things related to it. New episodes released every day.
| Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 1510 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | ChristianityReligion & Spirituality | |||

Today’s episode is a deeply personal one.
Fred reflects on the passing of his beloved dog, Callie, after fifteen years together. As he processes grief, he explores some of Christianity’s biggest questions: What happens when we die? Do believers imme... more
What happens when Christians start choosing sides?
In this episode of Corinth Conversations, Dr. T. Michael W. Halcomb and Dr. Fredrick J. Long explore one of the earliest leadership crises in the church.
Why were believers saying, "I follow Paul,"... more
Can the entire Bible really be summarized in just five words?
Many Christians know the stories of Adam and Eve, Noah, Abraham, Moses, David, Jesus, and Paul—but struggle to explain how those stories fit together into one unified narrative.
In this ... more
Is academic writing just intellectual showmanship?
In this episode of Sabbatical Insider, Dr. Fredrick J. Long reflects on a surprising criticism he recently received—that academic writing is elitist—and uses it as a starting point to explore the pu... 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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A theology-forward show that centers on Scripture study, biblical languages, and exegesis, often blending linguistic analysis with practical theology. Episodes frequently cover biblical passages in depth, discuss scholarly editing, and explore how ancient texts inform contemporary faith and ministry. A notable pattern is the mix of rigorous language-focused discussions with personal sabbatical and teaching experiences, plus appearances by theology faculty and biblical scholars. The format tends to attract listeners who want rigorous, scholarly yet accessible instruction and who value historical context, linguistic precision, and pastoral applications. A standout feature is the frequent integration of language resources and scholarly publish... more
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1. Patrick Holley
2. Dr. Chris Palmer
3. Paul Morrison
4. Lynn Cohick
5. Charlie Hadjiev
6. Ryan Waldroop
7. Dr. Fredrick J. Long
8. Michael Halcom
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