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..

www.theboldmovement.com

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.

In this episode, Dr. Durst interviews Dakota Collins, who teaches in the Department of Psychology and Counseling at KCU. Here the Christian approach to mental health as well as counseling leads the listener into a deeper journey into our mental lives. Therapeutic resources for ministers and for laypersons alike receive some much needed attention in this episode.

In this episode, Dr. Durst interviews KCU Head Football Coach Jason Aubry. Drawing on themes of mentoring and highlighting leadership principles, Coach Aubry seeks to integrate scripture with coaching. His enthusiasm for shaping young lives makes this a lively and engaging conversation.

In this episode, minister and adjunct professor Paul Potter shares his insights into interpreting and preaching the Old Testament. He shows some common pitfalls to avoid, as well as the positive effects that preaching on the Old Testament can have on the local church.

In this episode, Professor of Theology Dennis Durst reflects on a recent trip to Cane Ridge, Kentucky. He offers some historical and theological insights drawn from reports of the experiences at the famous revival that broke out there in the first decade of the 1800s.

In this episode, minister and adjunct professor Justin Butler describes his research into mental health and its impact upon Christian ministers. His insights highlight the importance of mental health awareness and interventions to help ministers in small and rural congregations.