Bible and Theology Matters: Insightful Conversations with Bible Scholars

In this week's BTM podcast, Christopher Katulka returns to discuss the history of the Jewish people. We will discuss the atrocities committed against the Jewish people and the amazing intervention of God to protect His chosen people from extinction. We will discuss the establishment of the Nation of Israel in 1948, and the events that led up to that event. We will also learn the interesting history of the founder of Zionism – Theodor Herzl.

This week we are beginning a podcast series on all things Israel. In it, we will discuss Israel’s past, Israel’s present, and Israel’s future. We will discuss the atrocities committed against the Jewish people and the amazing intervention of God to protect His chosen people from extinction. We will discuss the establishment of the Nation of Israel in 1948, and the events that led up to that event. We will discuss the interesting history of the founder of Zionism – Theodor Herzl. All of this we will discuss in this series and much, much, more.

Dr. Elliott Johnson returns to the BTM podcast to continue our discussion about dispensationalism. We discuss the third of Ryrie’s essentials of Dispensationalism and Dr. Johnson’s nuanced understanding of dispensationalism.

In this week's podcast, Dr. Elliott Johnson returns to the BTM podcast to discuss what dispensationalism is, and the part that Dallas Theological Seminary has had in articulating and advancing this system of thought. Additionally, we discuss the first of Dr. Charles Ryrie's "Sine Qua Non" or essentials of dispensationalism.

In this episode, Dr. Weaver interviews Dr. Elliott Johnson about his life and 47 years of teaching at Dallas Theological Seminary. His ministry was one devoted to the study and teaching of the Bible. Inevitably, the conversation leads to three very important subjects that are near and dear to Dr. Elliott's heart - the Bible, Hermeneutics, and Inerrancy.

In this episode we will discuss the life and ministry of Charles Ryrie as a prominent professor, college president, prolific writer, ardent apologist, and ordained minister.

Charles Ryrie was one of the most influential theologians of the twentieth century. This first podcast, this two-part series will discuss the formative years of Ryrie's childhood, his theological training, and the influential figures who helped shape him into a prominent professor and president, prolific writer, ardent apologist, and ordained minister.

In this episode, we bring our series on the Grand Narrative of Scripture to a close. In it, Dr. Keen and Dr. Weaver will discuss the time from Jesus' birth until the culmination of human history – the New Creation.

Dr. Keen discusses the Grand Narrative of Scripture as it unfolds from the Conquest of the Promised Land through the Captivity and Return.

This podcast shares the inspiring story of Pastor Kovács Géza (aka Gézabácsi), who was promoted to heaven on January 23, 2023. Gézabácsi was used by God in mighty ways during and following the Communist era in Hungary. This episode serves as a tribute to him and an encouragement to us.