Join Drs. Haykin and Pohlman as they discuss St. Benedict, the sixth century monk who, according to Mark Noll, “gave the most decisive, and most beneficial, shape to monasticism.” What can the church today learn from Benedict?

On this episode, Dr. Haykin discusses the importance of friendship.

• How did the ancients view friendship?

Join us this summer for the “Reading Augustine” online course with Dr. Michael A.G. Haykin.

This reading course focuses on three key aspects of the theology of Augustine of Hippo (354–430), arguably the most influential theologian of the Ancient Church. The readings explore his account of his personal pilgrimage (the Confessions), his Trinitarianism (On the Trinity), and his theology of history (On the City of God). Augustine’s interaction with Scripture and his perspective on living coram Deo in each of these areas of thought is especially highlighted.

$200.00 (Audit)

May 25-August 24 | Tuesday 7:00-9:00PM (EST)

Register at www.hesedandemet.com/augustine

On this episode Dr. Michael Haykin discusses Andrew Fuller's relation with his son, Robert.

On this episode, Dr. Haykin discusses Andrew Fuller in remembrance of his death on May 7, 1815.

On this episode Dr. Michael Haykin discusses Andrew Fuller as a Father.

On this episode, Dr. Haykin discusses apologetics.

On this episode, Dr. Michael Haykin answers some questions about the resurrection of Christ:

- What was the Graeco-Roman world's view of resurrection?

- What is the significance of the phrase "and he was buried" in 1 Corinthians 15:4?

- What is the significance of the empty tomb?

- How should the reality of the resurrection shape the believer?

- What resources on the resurrection do you recommend?

In the episode, Dr. Michael Haykin discusses his new book Pro Nobis: Christ’s Saving Work—Scripture Readings and Patristic Meditations for Easter Week.