Holy Trinity Anglican Podcast

This is the third episode in a special series comprised of seven episodes on Dr. Matthew Halsted's book, The End of the World as You Know It. This episode covers the third chapter of Dr. Halsted's book, which is all about the Mark of the Beast. Dr. Halsted guest stars with us to walk us through his wonderful book.

This episode is the sixth lecture for my course, Introduction to the New Testament. I give an overview discussion of the worldview of first-century Israel and the major theological components of that worldview, and I explain how that impacts how we approach and read the New Testament.

This is the second episode in a special series comprised of seven episodes on Dr. Matthew Halsted's book, The End of the World as You Know It. This episode covers the second chapter of Dr. Halsted's book, which is all about hermeneutics and how best to interpret the book of Revelation. Dr. Halsted guest stars with us to walk us through his wonderful book.

This episode is the sixth lecture for my course, Introduction to the Old Testament. I give an overview discussion of the religious worldview of the ancient Hittite Empire and discuss its significance for understanding portions of the Old Testament.

This is the first episode in a special series comprised of seven episodes on Dr. Matthew Halsted's book, The End of the World as You Know It. This episode covers the first chapter of Dr. Halsted's book. Dr. Halsted guest stars with us to walk us through this wonderful book.

This episode is the fifth lecture for my course, Introduction to Philosophy. In this lecture, I discuss foundational concepts for categorical logic, specifically categorical statements and the square of opposition.

This episode is the fifth lecture for my course, Introduction to the New Testament. I give an overview discussion of the major Jewish sects present in first-century Palestine, and I explain how that impacts how we approach and read the New Testament, especially the gospels.

This episode is the fifth lecture for my course, Introduction to the Old Testament. I give an overview discussion of the religious worldview of ancient Sumer and discuss its significance for understanding portions of the Old Testament.

This episode is the fourth lecture for my course, Introduction to Philosophy. In this lecture, I discuss counterexamples and basic argument forms. These argument forms include modus ponens, modus tollens, and more.

This episode is the fourth lecture for my course, Introduction to the New Testament. I give an overview discussion of what Jewish life would have been like in first-century Palestine and how that impacts how we approach and read the New Testament.