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This week's archived lecture was given by the Rev. Dr. Kenneth Bailey on the subject of the relevance of scripture as an authority in our lives.
Dr. Kenneth Bailey was a Presbyterian author and lecturer in Middle Eastern New Testament Studies at Westminster College in New Wilmington, PA. Dr. Bailey spent most of his academic career teaching at colleges and universities in the Middle East. He brings a unique cultural perspective to his reading of the Scriptures, sharing his insight from years of living near the places where the Bible was written.
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This week the Rev. Dr. Rich Herbster joined us for a discussion on Bi-Vocational ministry. The Rev. Dr. Herbster is the pastor of Mount Pleasant Presbyterian Church, and the head of the Presbyterian program here at Trinity School for Ministry. He also teaches here as a professor of Homiletics and New Testament Greek.
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A lecture given by J.I. Packer in 1998.
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A sermon given at Trinity by the Rev. Canon Dr. Michael Green from 2008.
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The Rev. Dr. Ashley Null gives the last of his three Simeon Lectures. This one focuses on Cranmer's relationship with the King of England and the Church of Rome throughout his life, and the vital theological beliefs for which he gave his life defending.
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The Rev. Dr. David Ney, Trinity School for Ministry's Associate Professor of Church History, answers church history questions posed by students in his Fall 2020 Church History class. Josh Misner (Senior, MDiv) is this episode's host.
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This week we continue our series featuring a group of lectures from the Rev. Canon Dr. Ashley Null. This particular lecture was on Cranmer's convictions concerning the Bible, and salvation.
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This week we offer a lecture from the 2002 Simeon Lecture Series by the Rev. Canon Dr. Ashley Null on the Historical Context of Thomas Cranmer.
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Today's episode features a sermon given by the Rev. Dr. Leslie Fairfield from 2002 on the life of Thomas Cranmer. It was given in the context of anticipation for the upcoming 2002 Simeon Lecture series, during which the renowned Archbishop Cranmer, and his works, were going to be studied. In the coming weeks, we at TSMcast will be releasing several lectures from the 2002 Simeon Lecture series.
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A lecture from 2012 by Kenneth Bailey structured as a heavily researched argument, advocating for women in church leadership. The Rev. Dr. Bailey was a renowned Biblical New Testament scholar, who spent most of his academic career teaching at colleges and universities in the Middle East.
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