In today's episode, Sam and Stuart discuss the authority of Scripture as the ultimate standard for truth, morality, and life transformation, rooted in its divine inspiration. With insights from theology and pastoral care, they remind listeners that only God’s Word has the power to change lives and provide eternal hope.

This episode unpacks the sufficiency of Scripture, showing how it provides everything needed for salvation and sanctification, even in life’s toughest moments.

BJU Seminary is relaunching its Theologically Speaking podcast and Viewpoint blog as practical resources for pastors to address the growing challenges of doctrinal drift and cultural pressures within the church. The initiative is part of the Seminary’s 500x5x5 Strategic Vision to equip and encourage new and existing pastors. Join Sam Horn and Stuart Scott as they share personal stories and practical insights for pastors and ministry leaders striving to shepherd their congregations faithfully.

In the final episode of Season 2, Eric Newton is joined by two BJU Seminary grad assistants to talk about how God has been working in their lives. Listen in on a lighthearted conversation about the Lord's prayer, daily dependance on the Father, and reflections from the past year. 

Alan Benson and Neal Cushman join Eric Newton to discuss the future of BJU Seminary as well as their vision of 500x5x5.

Read about the new strategic vision.

Find out more about how you can partner with BJU Seminary. 

There is much that we can learn from the theologians of the past. On today's episode of Theologically Speaking, we focus in on Herman Bavink. Herman Bavinck was a Dutch theologian in the late 1800's and early 1900's. Bavinck was born on December 13, 1854, in the town of Hoogeveen in the Netherlands to a German father, Jan Bavinck (1826–1909), who was the minister of theologically conservative, Christian Reformed Church. He grew up no stranger to the ministry. He also was not a stranger to wrestling with the many different political and social topics that came up in his day. 

Every person has a story playing in their head that informs them about the world around them. This impacts all of their decisions in some fashion. It is how they interpret everything from politics to all of their personal experiences. Just because it is a compelling story does not mean it is the right one. How can having a distorted worldview impact your ministry? 

The last 12 months have been some of the most challenging times for ministry in recent memory. In the midst of a both confusing and complex world, it is important that we preserve the simple truth of the gospel. This week, we get to listen in on a sermon brought to us by Ken Casillas, who is both a BJU Seminary professor and a local pastor. The text he is speaking from is 2 Corinthians 4:1-6.