Holy Trinity Anglican Podcast

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

This episode is the third lecture for my course, Introduction to Philosophy. In this lecture, I some basic concepts in logic, such as the three laws of logic, valid and invalid arguments, and some inductive-logic terminology.

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This episode is the third lecture for my course, Introduction to the New Testament. In this lecture, I provide a general survey of the Jewish history from the Persian Empire through the Roman Empire, highlighting the significance of this history for NT interpretation.
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This episode is the third lecture for my course, Introduction to the Old Testament. In this lecture, I give an overview discussion on the geography and politics of the Old-Testament world and why it matters for studying the Old Testament.

This episode is the second lecture for my course, Introduction to Philosophy. In this lecture, I discuss why Christians should concern themselves with the study of logic. I discuss how thinking logically and coherently is essential for theology and ministry.

If you would like to donate to support me and this podcast (no pressure!), you can do so by contributing to my Ko-Fi account or my Patreon account. Both are linked below. I greatly appreciate any and all support that you desire to offer. It truly means a lot to me and helps me out in so many ways.

This episode is the second lecture for my course, Introduction to the New Testament. In this lecture, I further discuss how best to approach the New Testament in light of its being divine revelation and divinely inspired. I discuss helpful interpretive strategies that take the New Testament seriously as history, literature, and theology.

This episode is the second lecture for my course, Introduction to the Old Testament. In this lecture, I further discuss how best to approach the Old Testament in light of its being divine revelation and divinely inspired. I discuss helpful interpretive strategies that take the Old Testament seriously as history, literature, and theology.

If you would like to donate to support me and this podcast (no pressure!), you can do so by contributing to my Ko-Fi account or my Patreon account. Both are linked below. I greatly appreciate any and all support that you desire to offer. It truly means a lot to me and helps me out in so many ways.

This episode is the first lecture for my course, Introduction to Philosophy. I introduce you to the discipline of philosophy, some of its sub-disciplines, and reasons why Christians should study philosophy.

If you would like to donate to support me and this podcast (no pressure!), you can do so by contributing to my Ko-Fi account or my Patreon account. Both are linked below. I greatly appreciate any and all support that you desire to offer. It truly means a lot to me and helps me out in so many ways.

This episode is the first lecture for my course, Introduction to the New Testament. In this lecture, I go over what the New Testament is, why it's important for Christians to study it and remain hitched to it, and how we got the New Testament.

If you would like to donate to support me and this podcast (no pressure!), you can do so by contributing to my Ko-Fi account or my Patreon account. Both are linked below. I greatly appreciate any and all support that you desire to offer. It truly means a lot to me and helps me out in so many ways.

This is the pilot episode for the Theology and Stuff Podcast with Andrew Hollingsworth. I tell you what this podcast is going to be about, what motivated me to start a theology podcast in a world that is flooded with theology podcasts, and more, and what kind of episodes you can expect to find here.

If you would like to donate to support me and this podcast (no pressure!), you can do so by contributing to my Ko-Fi account or my Patreon account. Both are linked below. I greatly appreciate any and all support that you desire to offer. It truly means a lot to me and helps me out in so many ways.