Dr. Tolson returns to the Bible and Theology Matters Podcast to discuss his book, "The Four Priorities of Discipleship," written as a manual for one-on-one discipleship.

Today I interview Dr. John Tolson, former Chaplain of the Dallas Cowboys, Houston Rockets, and Orlando Magic. Dr. Tolson shares his testimony, how he became a chaplain, and the importance of Bible and Theology when ministering to professional athletes.

What are the differences in Bible translations? How should you go about choosing a Bible translation? These questions and more will be answered by Dr. Mark Ward.

Did you know that some people believe that the King James Version is the only inspired translation of the English Bible? How do they come to that view? And how can we respond with grace and truth? Dr. Ward will answer these questions and more.

What does pain and suffering exist in this world? If God is omnipotent, why does He allow it? Is God the source of evil? These questions and more will be answered in this week's conversation with Dr. Timothy Yoder about C.S. Lewis' book, "The Problem of Pain."

Was C.S. Lewis a Universalist? Did he believe you could lose your salvation? What were Lewis' thoughts on contraception? These questions and more will be answered in this week's conversation about Lewis' "Mere Christianity."

In this week's podcast, Dr. Timothy Yoder discusses one of the most influential books of the 20th century - Mere Christianity, authored by C.S. Lewis.

Join Dr. Timothy Yoder as he discusses one of Lewis' most important books - The Abolition of Man. A book in which Lewis was very prophetic, and unfortunately, we see many of the dire consequences in our culture and society today of his unheeded warnings.

Dr. Timothy Yoder returns to the Bible and Theology Matters podcast to continue our discussion about the life of C.S. Lewis. In this episode, we will discuss Lewis's incredible impact after his conversion and the very intriguing life he lived.

In this episode, we begin a new series on the life of one of the most influential writers of the 20th century, C.S. Lewis. Dr. Timothy Yoder, Associate Professor of Theological Studies at Dallas Theological Seminary, will share about Lewis' early years of life up until, and including his conversion in 1931.