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Retired and beloved Lipscomb professor Dr. Holly Allen shares her passion for intergenerational ministry and children’s spirituality, reflecting on decades of teaching, research, and church involvement. She discusses the power of bringing all generations together in faith communities, the challenges churches face in making that shift, and the hope she sees in a growing global movement. With stories from her own classroom and church experience, Dr. Allen offers practical insight and spiritual encouragement for anyone seeking to build deeper, cross-generational connections in their church.
Links:
Books:
Intergenerational Christian Formation: Bringing the Whole Church Together in Ministry, Community, and Worship
Forming Resilient Children: The Role of Spiritual Formation for Healthy Development
You're also invited to the InterGenerate Conference!
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Outro: "Alright" by The Lipscomb University Gospel Choir
Dr. George Goldman shares his journey in biblical studies, his passion for teaching Greek at Lipscomb, and his insights on how scripture shapes everyday life. We discuss the importance of understanding Jesus inside His historical context, the role of faith in various vocations, and Dr. Goldman's upcoming book on key themes from the Gospel of Luke. With humor and wisdom, he reflects on what he’s learned from his students and how studying scripture deepens both knowledge and faith.
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Outro: "Alright" by The Lipscomb University Gospel Choir
Join us as we sit down with Joelle Noble, a senior at Lipscomb, who discusses her journey of blending mechanical engineering with mission ministry leadership. After discovering Lipscomb’s Peugeot Center and participating in engineering mission trips worldwide, Joelle reflects on how faith and technical skills intersect to serve communities in need. She shares details about her own faith transformation, personal struggles, and the direction the Lord is guiding her. Tune in for an honest conversation on vocation, service, and trusting God.
Links:
Learn more about Lipscomb's Peugeot Center
Support the Peugeot Center's Global Missions
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Outro: "Alright" by The Lipscomb University Gospel Choir
Dr. Deron Smith shares his journey from growing up in a ministry-focused home to doing international mission work in Uganda and how these experiences led to his current role directing Pastoral Leadership Program at Lipscomb. He reflects on the formation of faith through struggle and the importance of understanding God's unwavering love. Dr. Smith also discusses his passion for mentoring students, the significance of character in ministry, and how trust in God's guidance shapes vocational discernment.
Links:
Lipscomb's Pastoral Leadership Program
Christian Chronicle Article: Pastoral Studies Grant
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Outro: "Alright" by The Lipscomb University Gospel Choir
Dr. Kate Watkins shares her journey from elementary education to becoming the first woman to earn a Doctor of Ministry at Lipscomb, leading to her role with the LIFE (Lipscomb Initiative for Education) Program. Through offering degree opportunities to incarcerated individuals, LIFE fosters transformative learning for all involved, revealing how ministry often leads us to encounter Jesus in unexpected places. Dr. Watkins’ story reminds us that God’s presence is not confined to church walls but is powerfully revealed in the lives and stories within places we might least expect.
Links:
Richard C. Goode Scholarship Fund
ReEntry Scholarship Fund
Lipscomb's Day of Giving
LIFE Program
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Outro: "Alright" by The Lipscomb University Gospel Choir
Dr. Alden Bass, Lipscomb’s newest faculty member, shares his journey from growing up as a preacher’s kid to specializing in early Christianity as a theologian. He reflects on his transformative experiences in a monastic community, emphasizing hospitality, shared rhythms, and intentional living. Alden discusses how these church practices remain relevant today. Join us as we explore the application of ancient Christian traditions in the modern world.
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Outro: "Alright" by The Lipscomb University Gospel Choir
We had the privilege to be joined by Dr. John Mark Hicks to discuss his work with the Hazelip Exchange and fostering deep conversations on theology and themes like Romans 8, which are covered in his online programs. He also shared his vision for Restoration Theology by highlighting Jesus’ habits, the Gospel’s transformative power, and gaining wisdom for living a faithful life.
Links:
Hazelip Exchange
Hazelip Exchange Newsletter
Lipscomb's Non-Credit Learning Courses
Buy Dr. Hicks' books on Amazon
Follow him on Facebook
Weekly Psalm Series With Dr. Hicks and Bobby Valentine
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Outro: "Alright" by The Lipscomb University Gospel Choir
Hear Dr. Frank Guertin share his journey from a first-generation Christian upbringing in Massachusetts to his current position as Hazelip's assistant dean. He reflects on his path through ministry and theological studies, exploring themes of rootedness, balance, and connection in today’s divided world. Dr. Guertin offers thoughtful insights on integrating tradition with contemporary challenges.
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Outro: "Alright" by The Lipscomb University Gospel Choir
In this episode, graduating senior David Greene shares his inspiring journey from athlete to worship leader through Lipscomb’s Worship Arts program. David discusses the discovery of his calling, the unique blend of biblical study and music in the program, and how mentorship and community have shaped his faith. From singing in the Gospel Choir to writing songs and serving in local churches, David highlights the joy of worship and ministry. Tune in to hear how Lipscomb has equipped him for an exciting future in worship leadership!
Music David has contributed to:
"Shout of Praise" by Lipscomb University Gospel Choir
"Alright" by Lipscomb University Gospel Choir
"MORE" by Chris Kim
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Outro: "Alright" by The Lipscomb University Gospel Choir
In this episode, Dr. JP Conway, associate dean of Lipscomb's College of Bible and Ministry, shares his journey in ministry and the joy of teaching Bible courses that inspire students to rediscover foundational scriptures. He highlights the evolving, community-driven view of ministry among today’s students and discusses his work on the significance of church communities, especially in light of mental health challenges and loneliness. Dr. Conway’s insights reflect Lipscomb’s commitment to integrating faith, academic growth, and spiritual formation.
Purchase his book: Broken But Beautiful: Why Church Is Still Worth It
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Outro: "Alright" by The Lipscomb University Gospel Choir
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Welcome to Lipscomb University's College of Bible and Ministry Podcast, where we seek to integrate strong academics with spiritual formation and biblical study! Sit down with our hosts, Evan…