We talk in this episode to Dr Mark Snoeberger about how to make biblical decisions instead of chasing the secret will of God.
Decision Making and the Will of God
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From Pilot to Professor: The Life and Ministry of Dr. Bruce Compton
Join us on this episode of Theologically Driven as we talk with Dr Bruce Compton about his life and ministry.
Hope Explored
Phil and Elliott Martin discuss the outreach Bible study, Hope Explored. We discuss the theme and ways to use outreach Bible studies in the local church. Listen to our episode on Evangelist Bible Studies here Learn more about DBTS here
How to Study the Historical Books
We talked with Dr Dunham about how to study through the historical books and how to wrestle with some of the problems that may come up.
How to Understand the Bible
We talked with Mark Snoeberger about the Historical Grammatical and Theological method for understanding Scripture.
Where did Christian Platonism come from?
We talked with Mark Snoeberger about the history of hermeneutics and the recent return to premodern exegesis.
The Baby Steps of Productivity
Get Clear. Get Organized. Get Consistent. These are the three objectives to Reagan Rose's new course on productiviy called Way Points to Well Done. We talked with Reagan about how to organize your life and get more done for the glory of God.
Ward on Words
We talked with Mark Ward about translation issues, language change, and his new ministry Ward on Words.
Why is theology important?
Ben is the pastor of The Cross Lanes Bible Church in Cross Lanes, WV. Today we talk about the importance of theology in the day to day life of believers. This episode was recorded at the E3 Pastors Conference. You can learn more about the conference and access all the...
Why do we celebrate Reformation Day?
Happy Reformation Day! In this episode, John Aloisi explains the origin of Reformation Day and the five solas of the Reformation.
The 2024 Detroit Baptist Seminary Journal
The 2024 DBSJ is available on the seminary website at dbts.edu/journal.
Theologically Driven, DBTS, and Other Listener-Submitted Questions
In this episode Phil Cecil asks Ben questions about Theologically Driven, DBTS, and other misc topics.
The Detroit Baptist Seminary Journal
You can access the journal here.
Theologically Driven Series on Fundamentalism
Tomorrow, we will release the 100th episode of Theologically Driven. The first episode was released on October 21, 2021. Since then, we have done several series on the podcast. One that is particularly beneficial for our day is the series on Fundamentalism and issues...
The Pastor’s Guide to Time Blocking
Perhaps you (like me) have had grand plans of working steadily on projects or sermons only to find that it is Saturday night, and tomorrow is the deadline. Modern ministry is full of distractions. It is challenging, perhaps now more than ever, to keep the main thing...
Review of Redeeming Productivity
Redeeming Productivity, by Reagan Rose. Chicago, IL: Moody Publishers, 2022. ix + 158 pp. $15.99. Reagan Rose is the founder of Redeeming Productivity, an online teaching ministry aimed at recapturing personal productivity for the sake...
Review of 1 Peter, Volume 1: Chapters 1–2 and 1 Peter, Volume 2: Chapters 3–5
1 Peter, Volume 1: Chapters 1–2 and 1 Peter, Volume 2: Chapters 3–5, by Travis B. Williams and David G. Horrell. International Critical Commentary. London: T&T Clark, 2023. 853 pp. + 816 pp. $198.00. Travis B. Williams and David G....
Contextualization and the Old Testament: Between Asian and Western Perspectives
Contextualization and the Old Testament: Between Asian and Western Perspectives, by Jerry Hwang. Carlisle, UK: Langham Global Library, 2022. 264 pp. $24.00. At a recent academic conference, a seasoned Old Testament scholar opined that most of the future...
Reading for the New Student
Today in the library, I stumbled upon four new students toiling away on a research and writing assignment. This encounter reminded me of when I started seminary, and what I wish I knew then that I know now in my final year. Over the past four years, numerous books...