The Shepherd's Study

In this insightful episode, The Shepherd’s Study explores the contrasts between Gentle Parenting and Biblical Parenting with guest Stephen Pritchett. Diving into scripture and practical wisdom, they discuss the strengths and shortfalls of modern parenting trends, emphasizing how a gospel-centered approach equips parents to raise children with discipline, love, and faith. Join us for a thoughtful conversation on nurturing the next generation God’s way.

Join us for an enlightening discussion with Dr. Tim Sigler of Ariel Ministries as he delves into the fascinating world of Israelology, the study of Israel’s role in biblical theology, and the vibrant expression of Messianic Judaism. Dr. Sigler shares insights from his global ministry, traveling the world to teach the gospel and evangelize among Jewish communities. Discover how Ariel Ministries bridges cultural and spiritual divides, offering a unique perspective on faith, scripture, and God’s promises to His people. Tune in for a compelling exploration of theology and mission!Ariel Webistie: https://www.ariel.org

What does it truly mean to be made in the image of God? Is it merely about our capacity for reason or morality, or is there something deeper at play? In this thought-provoking episode, Aaron Downs argues that being in God's image is fundamentally about our spiritual lineage—are we sons of God or the seed of the serpent? Tune in as we unpack this dichotomy, examine its biblical foundations, and consider its relevance for our lives today.

Join us for an engaging episode featuring David Alan Black, a renowned biblical scholar, as we explore the fascinating theory of Matthean Priority. This hypothesis challenges the widely accepted idea that the Gospel of Mark was written first, proposing instead that the Gospel of Matthew holds the distinction as the earliest of the Synoptic Gospels. In this discussion, Dr. Black unpacks the historical and textual evidence supporting this view, examines its implications for understanding the relationships between Matthew, Mark, and Luke, and tackles common counterarguments to the theory. Whether you’re a theology enthusiast, a student of scripture, or simply curious about the origins of the Gospels, this episode promises a thought-provoking journey into biblical scholarship. Tune in to discover why Matthew might truly be "The First Gospel"!

Join us for an enlightening episode where we dive deep into the translation of 'YHWH' as 'Yahweh' in the Bible. Our special guest, Dr. Aaron Valdizan, brings his expertise to the table, exploring the historical, linguistic, and theological layers behind the sacred name of the Lord. From ancient texts to modern interpretations, this conversation uncovers the significance of the Divine Name like never before. Don’t miss it—subscribe and hit the bell for more!

Dr. Peter Goeman of the Bible Sojourner is the guest host of this episode and he interviews Dr. Tim Miller on the controversial passage of 1 Tim 2 to see if women can speak in Church.

In this thought-provoking episode, Dr. Peter Goeman, host of  @thebiblesojourner  podcast, explores three interpretations of the mysterious "Sons of God" text in Genesis 6. Dr. Goeman examines different views, historical takes, and biblical connections to help make sense of this passage which has confused readers for centuries!DONATE TO THE SHEPHERD'S STUDY PODCAST►https://shepherds.edu/giving

In this episode Dr. Les Lofquist, Assistant Professor of Practical Theology at Shepherds Theological Seminary, unpacks the characteristics of biblically qualified, faithful pastors. Drawing from his years of personal experience, Dr. Lofquist offers both engaging illustrations and practical insight into becoming a qualified ministry leader.DONATE TO THE SHEPHERD'S STUDY PODCAST►https://shepherds.edu/giving

In this episode Dr. Darrell Bock, Executive Director of Cultural Engagement at Dallas Theological Seminary, refutes the idea that cultural engagement takes the church off track. Instead, he proposes that the church often underestimates the power of the Gospel and cultural engagement is an intrinsic part of the Great Commission.DONATE TO THE SHEPHERD'S STUDY PODCASThttps://shepherds.edu/giving

Changing demographics, cultural trends, and the age of online learning all impact the future of theological education. In this insightful conversation, Dr. Thomas Pittman highlights both the challenges and opportunities in equipping mature spiritual leaders in today's world.