As an issue of Biblical hermeneutics, should we strive to be proficient in Hebrew, Aramaic, and Greek; the languages the Bible was originally written in? Dr. Dan Starcevich, associate pastor of Valley Forth Church, associate professor of transformative learning and leadership at Vyrsity and CBU, and founder of TheoFaith (theofaith.org), helps answer this very question! Thanks for joining! 

In this episode, Dr. Christopher Cone joins us to conclude the multipart series on "Why Biblical Hermeneutics." We explore Biblical hermeneutics place in worldview, importance to those who may disagree with Biblicism, and how one might approach the topic with fresh eyes. Enjoy! 

Dr. Paul Miles joins the show to discuss the topic, "Why Biblical Hermeneutics?" This is the second part of a multi-part series on the topic. Dr. Miles is an incredible brother in Christ and scholar within the discussion. Thank you! 

Now that we've established what is meant by Biblical hermeneutics, we have to ask the question why Biblical hermeneutics? Why should you spend time learning about hermeneutics? Now, why Biblical hermeneutics? In this episode, we explore the importance of Biblical hermeneutics within one's worldview providing a brief discussion on epistemology and its relationship to hermeneutics. 

What exactly is Biblical hermeneutics? In this episode of The Biblical Hermeneutics Podcast, your host, John Oglesby, defines terms related to Biblical hermeneutics including hermeneutics, exegesis, eisegesis, and Biblical Hermeneutics. He also explores the process of communication and the role Biblical hermeneutics has in that process. 

What is The Biblical Hermeneutics Podcast about? Why would I embark on this adventure? What should the listener expect whenever listening to this podcast? All of that is answered in this short trailer! See you there.