The Kenwood Institute Podcast

A Biblical Theology of Genesis was a Kenwood Hall Anchor Class taught during the Fall 2024 term by Dr. James M. Hamilton Jr. and Dr. Thomas J. Sculthorpe. Session 3 is an exposition of Genesis 2:4–3:24 by Dr. Thomas J. Sculthorpe.

A Biblical Theology of Genesis was a Kenwood Hall Anchor Class taught during the Fall 2024 term by Dr. James M. Hamilton Jr. and Dr. Thomas J. Sculthorpe. Session 2 is an exposition of Genesis 1:1–2:3 by Dr. Thomas J. Sculthorpe.

A Biblical Theology of Genesis was a Kenwood Hall Anchor Class taught during the Fall 2024 term by Dr. James M. Hamilton Jr. and Dr. Thomas J. Sculthorpe. Session 1 is an introduction to biblical theology and to the book of Genesis in the canon taught by Dr. Hamilton.

This episode features audio from a talk by John Wilsey during a seminar on Christianity & Politics hosted by the Kenwood Institute on October 6th.

This episode features audio from a talk Jonathan Leeman gave during a seminar on Christianity & Politics hosted by the Kenwood Institute on October 6th.

This episode features brief introductory remarks from Kenwood Institute Director Colin Smothers at the 2nd Annual Kenwood Institute Banquet.

This episode features remarks from Dr. Jim Hamilton at our 2nd Annual Kenwood Institute Banquet on the topic of practical approaches for in-depth biblical study, especially in the original biblical languages.

This episode features audio from an event on Christian Nationalism hosted by the Kenwood Institute and the Commonwealth Policy Center, which featured lectures from John Wilsey, Andrew Walker, and Colin Smothers.  In this lecture, John Wilsey, professor of history and Christian apologetics at The Southern Baptist Theological Seminary and a Kenwood elder, address the topic of Christian Nationalism from a historical perspective.

Wes is best known as the founder and president of The New England Training and Sending Center for Church Planting and Revitalization, or NETS. He is also the founding pastor and pastor emeritus of Christ Memorial Church in Vermont. Wes began his pastoral studies in 1985 at Dallas Theological Seminary, leading to his graduation from Westminster Theological Seminary in 1990. In 2010, Wes earned his MTh in Scripture and Theology for Practice from the University of Wales, and is currently pursuing a PhD at Midwestern Baptist Theological Seminary. An Ohio State graduate, Wes also earned an MBA from Miami University (Ohio), where he taught accounting and was actively involved with the Navigators Wes has also taught as adjunct faculty at Westminster, Redeemer Seminary, and Wales Evangelical School of Theology. He has spoken at Sola (Quebec), the TGCNE conference, and the Jonathan Edwards Society, and is a member of the Evangelical Theological Society. Wes and Sue, his wife, went to Vermont in 1991 to plant Christ Memorial Church, now one of the largest Baptist churches in the state. They continue to partner in ministry, as Sue is Lead Women's Mentor for NETS. Wes has vast interests, from big band music to Civil War history, but his greatest love apart from the gospel is spending time with Sue, rooting for the Buckeyes, gardening, or visiting with their five children and 15 grandchildren