Today we discuss Biblical Preaching by Haddon Robinson.  It is a great little book!  We give an overview of the book and will get into more details in later episodes.  We hope it is helpful to you.

And here is a link to our episode where we discuss the first three stages outlined in the book.

If God so leads, please consider taking advantage of this opportunity to give through the “Spirit Campaign” from November 15th through December 31st. When you donate to SDCS through the Spirit Campaign, your donations, up to $1,000 per family, are doubled! What a great way to multiply kingdom resources.  Here is a LINK to the flier for the campaign.  Please use it to donate.  Thank you!

Andrew and Josh were privileged to interview Dr. Dwight and Lois Zeller who founded the seminary back in 1976.  We get to listen in on some of their experiences as well as to some great advice.  We hope the interview is encouraging to you!

If God so leads, please consider taking advantage of this opportunity to give through the “Spirit Campaign” from November 15th through December 31st. When you donate to SDCS through the Spirit Campaign, your donations, up to $1,000 per family, are doubled! What a great way to multiply kingdom resources.  Here is a LINK to the flier for the campaign.  Please use it to donate.  Thank you!  

And as promised, some pictures of the chapel on campus.  It's a beautiful little building in a beautiful setting.

What is the atonement and why does it matter that we know about it?  Today we discuss the atonement.  What it is, what it means, and why it matters.

Today we discuss hermeneutics.  What are some of the basics to reading the Bible?  Also a segment on student life here at Sangre de Cristo Seminary.

We discuss today how we as Christians all have disagreements with other Christians on matters of doctrine, we know that two irreconcilable opinions cannot both be true, yet some differences remain. So how do we handle these differences?  We will discuss some ideas for how to categorize them and how this might work out practically.

Continuing from last time, we again turn to a discussion promted from our readings in "Let the Reader Understand."  Today we discuss the knowability of truth and touch on some different topics including how we can know we have arrived at truth, authority and interpretation, etc.

Today we discuss a topic related to the book we are reading in our Hermeneutics class "Let the Reader Understand" by Dan McCartney and Charles Clayton.  Tune in as we discuss truth, what is truth and how can we know it?