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.

In this episode, Dr. Timothy Miller and Dr. Mark Larson (Professor at Heidelberg Theological Seminary) examine the distinctly different teachings of both Calvin and Arminius, while humbly upholding the truth of God's Word!DONATE TO THE SHEPHERD'S STUDY PODCAST►https://shepherds.edu/giving

Is biblical theology a threat to evangelicalism? Does it conflict with systematic theology? And how does it impact our understanding of Scripture? In this episode, Dr. Andreas Köstenberger addresses these questions and demonstrates how biblical theology provides a framework for inductively understanding the thematic connections throughout the Bible.

Biblical narratives are easily misinterpreted. In this episode, Dr. Phil Burggraff reflects on his recent experience of preaching 1 Samuel and offers insight into connecting the stories, acknowledging complex characters, and drawing proper application.

Have you made resolutions for the year ahead? Glean wisdom and inspiration as Dr. Timothy Miller examines the 70 resolutions of Jonathan Edwards!

Dispensationalists face unique challenges when preaching the Old Testament with a consistent, literal, grammatical-historical hermeneutic. In this episode, Dr. Richard Bargas (Executive Director of IFCA International) provides helpful perspective and practical advice for accurately exegeting the whole of Scripture.