Theologize That

In this episode, Dr. Durst gives a talk and gives some fantastic thoughts from the book of Jeremiah!

Dr. Durst interviews KCU's own Campus Minister Jake Ratliff. They discuss Jake's ministry background, ministry philosophy and what the Campus Ministry at KCU looks like.

In this episode of Theologize That, Dr. Durst sits down with Ben James, minister at First Church of Christ in Grayson, Kentucky, to explore the unique challenges and spiritual richness of leading a church in a your own small-town. Together, they discuss how theology meets real-life ministry and what it means to shepherd faithfully in the community

Dr. Durst sits down with Mike Cochran to discuss the Worship Collective at KCU, as well as, his thoughts on leading worship in the modern church.

In this episode, Dr. Durst has a great discussion with Kentucky Christian University's President, Terry Allcorn. Dr. Allcorn speaks about the future of biblical higher education and his role at KCU to help see that the future is bright.

On this month's podcast, Megan Rawlings explains The Bold Movement, an innovative approach to discipling women--equipping them to embrace their calling as followers of Jesus..

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In this episode, Dr. Durst sits down with the Dean of The Keeran School of Bible and Ministry, Jason McGlone. The discussion ranges from Christians workin in the public school sphere, to common ground in homeschool, private school, and public school.

In this episode, Dr. Dennis Durst explores the benefits of God's word as the core source of authority in the life of Christians.

This episode features Dean Brand, professor in the Business Department and Assistant Women's Basketball coach at  KCU. Dr. Brand applies Christian leadership and mentoring principles to business and coaching.

In this episode, Dr. Durst interviews Dr. Les Hardin, Professor of New Testament at KCU. We explore eschatology, or the study of last things. Dr. Hardin helps us navigate some common pitfalls and minefields in this often controversial area of theological exploration. Tune in for some surprising insights and fresh approaches to a Christian perspective on the future, as well as the present and the past.