New Podcast: Theologically Driven

by | Oct 26, 2021 | Announcements

DBTS has launched a new podcast, Theologically Driven. This podcast is for those who want to know God through His Word and have that knowledge drive their decisions. In this podcast we will be discussing issues of theology, biblical studies, preaching, church life, biblical counseling, and other areas in order to help church leaders and students of God’s Word continue to grow in their understanding and application of God’s truth.

Theologically Driven will primarily feature the faculty of Detroit Baptist Theological Seminary, so that you will have an opportunity to learn from some of the top theological scholars in the country who are also grounded in the ministry of their local church and are eager to connect theological knowledge to practical ministry. We will also have some special outside guests to provide their own perspective and expertise.

New episodes will be released every Thursday. The first episode featured Dr. David Doran and discussed his efforts to lead his church to pursue safety and unity during the COVID pandemic.

We have a special offer related to that topic. DBTS just published a booklet called COVID, Churches, and Government Regulations: Answering Seven Key Questions. We are going to be giving away 50 copies of this booklet. If you subscribe, rate or review, and/or share this podcast, please send us a note via Twitter or Facebook, or email us at [email protected] and let us know what you did. Each action will give you one chance to win a booklet. All entries received by November 4 will be eligible for the prize.

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