Theologize That

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. 

Dr. Dennis Durst, Professor of Theology at KCU, interviews Jared Stanley, Cade Seckman, and Jillian Wells about how to reach Generation Z with the good news of Jesus.

This episode is an interview of Dr. Rob O'Lynn, who is the Dean of Distance Education, the Director of Graduate Bible Programs, and Associate Professor of Preaching and Ministry.

This episode is an interview of Dr Sarah Brown, who teaches worship courses and leads the KCU Choir.

This episode features Robert Shoaff, Chairman of the Keeran School of Bible and Ministry at KCU. Dr. Shoaff takes us on an exploration of KCU's vision for Biblically based ministry training.

Dr. Scott Caulley explores the implications of the birth narratives in Matthew and Luke for New Testament theology. He helps us distinguish cultural forms of Christmas from what the scriptures teach in the context of Christ's birth.