What happens when students and pastors are invited into real ministry conversations from across the nation? In this episode, seminary students share how Arch Ministries reshaped their vision for ministry by highlighting the power of partnership, collaboration, and fellowship.

This episode highlights how BJU Seminary makes theological education accessible, flexible, and rooted in service to the church.

In this episode, we walk through John 9 and the healing of the man born blind, one of the clearest signs pointing to Jesus as the Light of the World. As the miracle unfolds, we explore the disciples’ assumptions about suffering, the Pharisees’ persistent unbelief, and the sobering reality of spiritual blindness in the face of undeniable truth.

In this Christmas episode of Theologically Speaking, Dr. Greg Stiekes and Dr. Billy Gotcher examine Isaiah 9:6 in its historical and biblical context to show how the promised Child is the divine King who brings light, peace, and lasting hope.

This episode examines the Song of Songs as a celebration of marital love that models the kind of exclusive, devoted relationship God desires from His people.

In today's episode, we will explore how book-level exposition can strengthen your preaching and help your church see scripture with greater clarity.

In today's episode, Dr. Mark Sidwell helps us understand the significance of the Nicene Creed and its defense of Christ’s deity after 1700 years.

Today's episode is a conversation on why gratitude matters, how complaining harms us, and how Christians can practice daily thankfulness.

Ashish Majmundar recounts his journey from a Hindu upbringing in India to faith in Christ and a life of ministry. He now serves as both a Google executive and a pastor, applying biblical conviction and seminary training to navigate technology, leadership, and gospel influence in the workplace.

In this conversation, Dr. Bookman joins Theologically Speaking to discuss why the Bible’s trustworthiness matters, how the battle has shifted, and how believers can defend the faith with clarity and confidence.