Dr. Brian Russell shares how we might read Psalm 2 using a missional hermeneutic, and what difference this makes for the church.

Dr. Joseph R. Dongell, author and professor at Asbury Theological Seminary, gives an overview of the Gospel of Mark. He unpacks the full significance of the theme of Jesus’ identity that readers find laced throughout Mark’s narrative.

Dr. James R. Thobaben, Professor of Bioethics and Social Ethics, explains the process of moral reasoning and virtue reasoning. He explains how Wesleyans can really benefit from using virtue reasoning in all decisions.

Dr. Witherington explains why women should have leadership roles in the Church. He addresses the so called “problem passages” and explains them within the context of the ancient world.

Here is Dr. Ben Witherington giving us a biblical perspective on women's roles in ministry and in the family. He explains women’s roles in the first century world, how that changed once Jesus came along and what this means for understanding Scripture today.