This episode features scholars Drs. Benjamin Quinn, Steve McKinnon, and Thomas Kidd discussing their new two-volume introduction to church history. They explore the project’s origins, its unique approach, and the importance of understanding church history from a global and confessional Baptist perspective.

Chapters

00:00 Welcome to the London Lyceum

00:58 Introducing the Guests and Their Work

03:20 The New Two-Volume Work on Church History

07:14 Continuity and Distinction from Gonzalez

19:50 Transitioning from Specialization to Generalization

39:14 Doing History as Baptists

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This episode explores Augustine's influence on scholarship, biblical interpretation, and political theology, featuring insights from Stephen Presley and John Wilsey. Discover how Augustine's thought shapes modern Christian life and engagement with the public realm.

Chapters

00:00 Introduction to Augustine's Influence

04:49 Augustine's Theological Contributions

09:27 Engagement with Public Theology

14:20 Augustine's Legacy in Modern Scholarship

20:27 The Paradox of Augustine's Political Theology

24:41 Foundations of Political Theory in Augustine

25:49 Augustine's Engagement with Political Ideologies

29:10 Augustine's Philosophy of History

33:14 The Role of the Bible in Political Discourse

34:03 Engaging Augustine's Works

40:47 The Value of Historical Figures in Scholarship

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In this episode, Morgan Byrd interviews Pastor Kyle Britt about his journey in ministry, theological studies, and how he integrates theology into pastoral life. They discuss the importance of deep biblical engagement, Baptist history, and the role of theology in shaping faithful ministry.

Chapters

00:00 Welcome to the London Lyceum Podcast

05:25 The Intersection of Theology and Ministry

11:13 The Impact of the London Lyceum

16:58 The Role of Theology in Pastoral Ministry

22:53 Preaching Through Challenging Texts

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This episode explores the craft of historiography, what makes a good historian, and how to approach writing history with integrity and depth. The quartet discusses traits like sincerity, sympathy, synthesis, and the importance of community and humility in historical work.

Chapters

00:00 Introduction to Historiography

04:35 Current Reads and Influences

08:30 The Craft of Writing History

17:23 Traits of a Good Historian

20:21 The Influence of Historians' Biases

25:45 Navigating Objectivity and Subjectivity in History

32:25 The Role of Confessional Beliefs in Historical Interpretation

35:23 Weaponizing History in Modern Discourse

40:10 The Importance of Scholarly Communities in Historical Research

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In this episode Jordan talks with Lucas Woodford about his book, 'The Culture of God's Word.' They discuss the challenges facing the church in a secularized world, the importance of contextualization in ministry, and the role of the church in cultural engagement. Woodford emphasizes the need for a balance between tradition and contemporary relevance, advocating for a culture rooted in God's Word while navigating modern societal issues. The conversation also touches on the mission of the church, the significance of worship, and the importance of holy discernment in addressing cultural trends.

Resources:

The Culture of God's Word: Faithful Ministry in a Post-Christian Society

Chapters

00:00 Welcome to the London Lyceum Podcast

01:19 Introducing Reverend Dr. Lucas Woodford

02:37 The Culture of God's Word: Background and Motivation

04:56 The End of Christendom: Should We Long for It?

07:47 Bridging the Gap: Church and Secular World

09:50 Contextualization: Common Sense vs. Exhaustion

12:35 Understanding Human Identity in Today's Culture

14:35 Engaging in the Culture Wars: The Church's Role

17:32 Two Kingdoms: Lutheran vs. Reformed Perspectives

20:08 Contextualizing Worship: Balancing Tradition and Culture

23:22 Escapism vs. Engagement: The Church's Response

26:17 The Mission of the Church: Overlaps and Distinctions

28:52 Children of Believers: Baptism and Identity

31:08 Holy Discernment: Navigating Cultural Trends

34:31 Target Audience: Who Should Read This Book?

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In this episode Morgan Byrd interviews Matt Reagan, the regional director of Campus Outreach Charleston. They discuss the importance of serious theological thinking in college ministry, the unique role of Campus Outreach as an apostolic arm of the church, and the significance of training staff and students theologically. Matt shares insights on the relational nature of ministry, the benefits of church partnerships, and the long-term vision for students as they transition into adulthood. The conversation emphasizes the importance of integrating college ministry with the local church and fostering a multi-generational community.

Chapters

00:00 Introduction to Serious Thinking in Ministry

02:10 Matt Reagan's Journey in College Ministry

04:53 Understanding Campus Outreach

08:11 Theological Foundations of Campus Outreach

10:32 Training Staff and Students Theologically

12:19 The Impact of Reformed Theology on Ministry

15:08 Practical Applications of Theology in Ministry

17:53 Maintaining Theological Freshness in Ministry

18:55 Theological Vision and Practical Application

22:04 The Role of the Local Church in Campus Ministry

26:38 Integrating College Students into Church Life

30:56 Authority and Sacraments in Campus Outreach

36:01 Long-term Impact of College Ministry

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Jordan discusses his new book 'Classical Theism,' exploring its methodology, biblical foundations, and theological significance.

Chapters

00:00 Introduction to Classical Theism

01:27 The Journey of Writing the Book

03:24 Methodology in Classical Theism

05:42 Biblical Exegesis and Classical Doctrines

09:02 Ecclesial Aspects of Classical Theism

10:29 Controversies and Challenges in Theology

21:34 Conclusion and Future Engagement

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Website: https://professorlending.com/

Jordan Steffaniak, NMLS 2353843

Professor Lending, NMLS 2644699

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In this episode, Jordan talks with Jarvis Williams about his new book on Paul's Gospel in Romans, exploring the vertical, horizontal, and cosmic dimensions of the gospel. The conversation covers Paul's theology, the significance of Romans, and implications for contemporary faith practice.

Resources:

Paul's Gospel in Romans: Vertical, Horizontal, and Cosmic Dimensions

Chapters

00:00 Introduction to the Podcast and Guest

01:46 Dr. Jarvis Williams: Background and Expertise

03:09 Exploring Paul's Gospel in Romans

04:32 Vertical, Horizontal, and Cosmic Dimensions of the Gospel

06:28 Contextual Emphasis in Paul's Letters

11:22 Horizontal Elements in Romans and Their Modern Implications

19:13 Defining the Gospel: Core Aspects vs. Implications

24:17 Israel's Role in the Gospel and Future Promises

32:04 Two-Way Salvation Theory and Its Critique

37:55 Reflections on Writing the Book and Changing Perspectives

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In this episode Hunter and Leland talks with Jordan Ballor, the executive director of the Center for Religion, Culture, and Democracy. They explore Ballor's journey into political theology, the role of think tanks, and the mission of the CRCD. The conversation delves into the importance of religion as a public good, the government's role in religious liberty, and the challenges of navigating diverse religious expressions in society. They also discuss the significance of natural law and the center's various programs aimed at engaging students and scholars in these critical discussions.

Chapters

00:00 Introduction to Political Theology and Jordan Ballor

02:03 Jordan Ballor's Journey into Political Theology

07:17 Understanding Think Tanks and Their Role

12:15 The Center for Religion, Culture, and Democracy

17:24 Cultural Engagement and Political Theology

19:09 Religion as a Public Good

22:57 Government's Role in Religion and Religious Liberty

23:39 Historical Perspectives on Church and State

27:02 The Role of Government in Religious Liberty

29:15 Navigating Religious Liberty Challenges

34:34 Pluralism and Common Ground in Society

39:43 Natural Law and Political Engagement

44:14 Engaging with the Center for Religion, Culture, and Democracy

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In this episode, Jordan talks with Daniel, Joel, and Joshua about the role of genealogies in theology, exploring their definitions, importance, and the ethical implications of genealogical narratives. They examine the distinction between vindictory and subversive genealogies, the necessity of genealogy in teaching and research, and the importance of intellectual humility in theological discourse. The conversation highlights the complexities of genealogical work and its impact on understanding historical narratives within the context of modern theology.

Chapters

00:00 Introduction to the Podcast and Its Goals

00:57 Exploring Modern Theology and Genealogies

03:59 Understanding Genealogies in Theology

07:50 The Role of Genealogies in Teaching Theology

10:26 Contamination in Genealogical Research

14:43 Distinguishing Genealogy from History

18:41 Vindictory vs. Subversive Genealogies

21:15 Theological Implications of Genealogies

27:12 Intellectual Virtues in Theological Scholarship

35:59 Ethics of Genealogy and Theological Retrieval

40:57 Concluding Thoughts on Genealogies and Progress

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