The Biblical Mind
Center For Hebraic ThoughtThe Biblical Mind is dedicated to helping its audience understand how the biblical authors thought, promoting Bible fluency through curious, careful reading of Scripture. It is hosted by Dr. Dru Johnson and published by the Center for Hebraic Thought, a hub for research and resources on the intellectual world of the Bible.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 272 | Founded | 7 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | PhilosophyReligion & SpiritualitySociety & Culture | |||
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What is Christian Zionism, and how should Christians think about Israel, Palestine, and the ongoing Israeli-Palestinian conflict? In this episode of The Biblical Mind, Dru Johnson speaks with Rev. David Pileggi, rector of Christ Church in Jerusalem’s... more
What can Bible translations from around the world teach us about Scripture that we might miss in English? In this episode of The Biblical Mind, Dru Johnson talks with Bible translation scholar Dr. Jost Zetzsche about the power of language, translatio... more
This episode explores the life, scholarship, and theological legacy of biblical scholar Michael Heiser, best known for his work on the Divine Council worldview and the biblical unseen realm. Dru Johnson speaks with Mike Chu about Heiser’s academic ba... more
What does the Bible say about individual responsibility, corporate responsibility, and systemic sin? Can someone be responsible for wrongdoing they did not personally commit? And how should Christians think about systemic racial injustice, repentance... more
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- We need more dialogue like this
Every episode I have listened to has been thought provoking and great for needing out.
Apple Podcasts5cezec
United States4 months ago - Keep discussing the Bible not Gaza
I love this podcast but your guests discussing Gaza are delusional. There is nothing that Israel has been accused of that could justify Hamas on October 7th. Hamas is pure evil and the world would be a better place if such evil can be eliminated.
Love your enemies is a personal injunction not a prescription for America or Israel loving Iran and their proxies.
Apple Podcasts5This KenUnited States4 months ago - I really want to like this more
I really do like this podcast. I think it’s loaded with interesting speakers and the topics are always interesting. But you see my star rating is only 4/5.
For one, it seems to start abruptly and end abruptly. It doesn’t have to be a Jonah Goldberg “The Remnant” style debrief after a guest, but a little breathing room would be nice to chew on things.
I also think hearing a bit more from Dr. Dru would be nice because he is in many ways our ears and voice to these authors and thinkers - it would... more
Apple Podcasts4curiousblueprintsUnited States7 months ago - Gratitude
This podcast is a gift. It sets an example of how to listen carefully to thinkers from different perspectives without fear that they will undermine our confidence in God’s Word as divine revelation.
Apple Podcasts5td2seekUnited States8 months ago - Bible believing seminary professors
It is nice to find professors who believe the Bible instead of feeling a need to be accepted by the rest of woke academia. They so often offer deep insights that incorporate the whole Bible into a unified collection pointing to Jesus.
Apple Podcasts5This KenUnited States8 months ago
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Apple Podcasts | #27 | United States/Society & Culture/Philosophy |
Apple Podcasts | #24 |  United Kingdom/Society & Culture/Philosophy |
Apple Podcasts | #49 |  Canada/Society & Culture/Philosophy |
Apple Podcasts | #78 |  Australia/Society & Culture/Philosophy |
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Apple Podcasts | #242 |  Italy/Society & Culture/Philosophy |
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What is The Biblical Mind about and what kind of topics does it cover?
The show centers on rigorous biblical scholarship and thoughtful engagement with Scripture, often framing complex modern issues—conflict, ethics, technology, and culture—through a biblical lens. Episodes frequently feature theologians, philosophers, political scientists, and Jewish-Christian contextualists who challenge readers to connect biblical ideas with real-world questions, from reparations and colonial critique to conspiracy thinking and digital life. A standout trait is how conversations balance deep scholarly exegesis with accessible discussion, inviting listeners to explore big questions with humility, curiosity, and care for diverse perspectives. Listeners may value nuanced, academically grounded dialogue that remains practically... more
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1. Jost Zetzsche
2. Mike Chu
3. Andy Everhart
4. Austin Knuppe
5. Bruce Fisk
6. Daniel Bannoura
7. Nancy Pearcey
8. Josh Mugg
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