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Dr. Amy Peeler (Phd, Princeton Theological Seminary) is the Kenneth T. Wessner professor of New Testament at Wheaton College.

This episode focuses on Dr. Peeler's book Women and the Gender of God. In it, we discuss how God can transcend gender while Jesus simultaneously walked the earth as a male, and how common depictions of God the Father can be misleading.

Dr. Peeler is well-known in Christian circles for her scholarship and teaching, including for her contribution to The New Testament in Color, recently named Christianity Today's book award winner in Biblical studies.

Dr. Dale Allison Jr. (Princeton Theological Seminary) is a historian who studies the historical Jesus, the Gospel of Matthew, Second Temple Jewish literature, and the history of the interpretation and reception of the Bible. Allison has been called North America's most complete New Testament Scholar.

This episode explores the historical argument for Jesus' existence, burial, and resurrection. We also explore the topic of miracles and spiritual experiences.

Dr. Joel Willitts (PhD, Cambridge University) is professor of biblical and theological studies at North Park theological seminary.

Dr. Brandon Hurlbert is a lecturer in Hebrew Bible/Old Testament at Durham University. He focuses on violence in the Old Testament and how to read these violent texts as Christian Scripture.

In this episode, he draws connections between Tarantino films and the Old Testament to propose a better way to read difficult texts.

Dr. Scott Rice (Harvard University) is theologian in residence at High Rock church in Boston, MA.

Scott joins TheologyU to discuss the dilemma of how God can interact with humans while being unbound by time. Is God immutable? How can he have relationships if he knows the future?

His program, "Theoloogy Lab," can be found here: https://www.youtube.com/@theologylab1?sub_confirmation=1

His recent book can be found here: www.amazon.com/Trinity-History-God-World-Pannenberg-Theological/dp/1532668120

Dr. John McKinley joins TheologyU from Biola University to discuss the term impeccability and why it matters.

Dr. Enoch Hill joins TheologyU to discuss the ways economics overlaps with faith and informs they way we live.

John-Mark Dyer joins TheologyU to talk sharing the gospel, social media, YWAM, and much more.

Dr. Miglio joins TheologyU to discuss the epic of Gilgamesh and other ancient flood accounts alongside the Old Testament.