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In this episode, Dr. Tom Buck tells us about the G3 Expository Workshops. You can find more information at:
https://g3conference.com/g3-expository-workshops/
In this episode, Dr. Tom Buck and I discuss the recent lecture entitled "African Hermeneutics," given by Dr. Elizabeth Mburu at the Southeastern Symposium of Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary. The lecture can be found at:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7VrKFWnjRPs&feature=youtu.be
Dr. Buck is Pastor of FBC of Lindale, TX and Director of G3 Expository Workshops. More information regarding the G3 Expository Workshops can be found at:
https://g3conference.com/g3-expository-workshops/
In this episode, Dr. Tom Buck and I discuss the recent lecture entitled "African Hermeneutics," given by Dr. Elizabeth Mburu at the Southeastern Symposium of Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary. The lecture can be found at:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7VrKFWnjRPs&feature=youtu.be
Dr. Buck is Pastor of FBC of Lindale, Tx and Director of G3 Expository Workshops. More information regarding the G3 Expository Workshops can be found at:
https://g3conference.com/g3-expository-workshops/
In this episode, I discuss the Literary Challenges to Understanding the Bible: the language gap and the literary gap.
In this episode, Dr. Fuhr discusses the illumination of the Holy Spirit in regards to our need for Hermeneutics and the geographical gap.
I highly recommend Dr. Fuhr's book that he co-authored with Andreas Köstenberger entitled, "Inductive Bible Study," for more information regarding the art and science of Biblical Interpretation.
Special Guest: Dr. Richard Fuhr, co-author of "Inductive Bible Study: Observation, Interpretation, and Application through the Lenses of History, Literature, and Theology."
Dr. Fuhr joins me to discuss the clarity of Scripture, the need for hermeneutics, and more.
The purpose of this episode is to note the historical challenges to understanding the Bible: the time gap, geographical gap, and the cultural gap.
The purpose of this episode is to demonstrate why we need hermeneutics.
The purpose of this episode was to define hermeneutics, introduce the function of hermeneutics, and show how hermeneutics is connected to other areas of theology.
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