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10 Questions with 10 Pastors is an interview podcast on preaching, ministry challenges, and more. Host Tyler Sanders speaks with pastors about sermon strategy and preparation, the ups-and-downs of serving a church, and controversial topics like: Who has the best burger? In-n-Out or Five Guys?
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Nate “the Great” Marquardt is a 4 time world champion in Mixed Martial Arts (MMA) who fought in the UFC for twelve years. He discusses current events, culture, politics, and sports from a Christ-centered biblical worldview. He speaks the truth of the Bible about these things and interviews fighters, pastors, apologists, and other experts.. He has a Master of Theological Studies and a Doctorate of Ministry through Gateway Seminary and is the founder of Exodus Global Ministries.
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Hovig Bajanian, an Armenian missionary to Armenia joins Dr. Hopkins in this episode. They talk about Hovig's Christian journey, the Armenian Genocide, and finding peace with God. The Armenian genocide took place in 1915 and is remembered yearly on April 24th. Armenians adopted Christianity in 301 AD becoming the first nation to make Christianity a …
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Dr. Phil Hopkins is a professor of missions at Gateway Seminary, with a Ph.D. in applied theology and Ph.D. in Iranian history. Get to know more about Dr. Hopkins, host of From Here to Eternity, where he will introduce a wide range of topics from persecution, preparation, and the history and theology of mission work and is joined by new special gue…
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This episode covers the first of the historical books, the book of Joshua. Dr. Wegner discusses the books historical and theological significance, highlighting key events such as the crossing of the Jordan River, the circumcision of the Israelites, and the fall of Jericho. Dr. Wegner emphasizes the role of God in these events, the military campaign…
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The original authors of the Bible wrote their manuscripts without error, but is the modern version of the Bible we have today also inerrant? What is the difference between inerrancy and infallibility? Dr. Wegner covers these things in this episode and starts to explore the idea of textual criticism.By Gateway Seminary
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This is the final episode of Study Podcast's third season, on Revelation. Tyler and Dr. Stewart discuss chapters 21 and 22, highlighting the themes of new creation and the absence of the sea, symbolizing chaos. They explore the New Jerusalem's immense dimensions and its symbolic significance as God's dwelling place, and the warnings about politics …
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Dr. Stewart and Tyler discuss Revelation 15 and 16, focusing on the seven bowl judgments. They delve into the symbolic nature of the bowls, their connection to the trumpets, and the intensification of God's wrath. Dr. Stewart highlights the direct involvement of God in the bowls' judgments, contrasting it with the indirect involvement in the trumpe…
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In this episode, Dr. Stewart and Tyler discuss Revelation 12-14, focusing on the dragon, the beasts, and the mark of the beast. They explain the structural elements of Revelation, including the seven seals, trumpets, and bowls, and the visionary cycle that breaks these up. They explore the symbolism of the woman representing God's people, the drago…
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In this episode, Dr. Alex Stewart and Tyler Sanders read through chapters 2 and 3 of Revelation, focusing on the seven letters to the seven churches in western Asia Minor. These seven letters share a repetitive structure, influenced by Imperial edicts and Old Testament prophets. Each letter addresses a specific church, identifying Jesus as the spea…
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Dr. David Rathel, associate professor of Christian Theology and the director of PhD and ThM research at Gateway Seminary, recently published his book and dissertation entitled, Andrew Fuller and the Search for a Faith Worthy of All Acceptation: Exploring Fuller's Soteriology in Its Historical Context. Andrew Fuller was an eighteenth-century English…
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Dr. Stewart and Tyler Sanders delve into the first chapter of Revelation, highlighting John's authority, the Trinitarian greeting, and Jesus' roles as a faithful witness, firstborn from the dead, and ruler of the kings of the earth. They explore the significance of John's suffering and his connection with the readers, and the importance of trusting…
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Tyler and Dr. Stewart cover the final principle for interpreting Revelation. They discuss the importance of understanding Revelation in the context of the Old Testament and Christian theology, the theological significance of the book, and the limitations of understanding. They also explore the connection between Genesis and Revelation, the Trinity'…
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Tyler and Dr. Stewart discuss the challenging 4th Principle to interpreting Revelation: Symbolism. They explore the effectiveness of apocalyptic imagery in conveying timeless messages, its ability to transcend historical context, and the importance of spiritual discernment to uncover deeper meanings. They argue that apocalyptic literature is not ju…
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In this episode, Tyler and Dr. Stewart cover the Third Principle: Repetition, and explore the intricate visions and symbolism of Revelation, focusing on its hymns, judgment, and the seven trumpets. Discover how Revelation’s repeated visions provide varied perspectives on the final battle and divine justice. They also discuss strategies for preachin…
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In this podcast episode, Dr. Alex Stewart and host Tyler Sanders discuss the second principle for guiding interpretation of the book of Revelation, which is Historical Context. Focusing on understanding the time, location, culture, and language of the original audience can guide interpretation, provide a broader significance, and give you a better …
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We begin our third season with a new host, Dr. Alexander Stewart, Dean of Faculty, Vice President of Academic Services, and Professor of New Testament at Gateway Seminary. In this season, Tyler and Dr. Stewart will analyze the book of Revelation by working their way through Dr. Stewart's book entitled, "Reading the Book of Revelation: Five Principl…
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Join Dr. Chris Chun, Dr. Robert Caldwell, and Dr. Michael Haykin as they discuss the theology and spirituality of Jonathan Edwards. Books recommended in this episode: Jonathan Edwards: The Holy Spirit in Revival by Dr. Michael Haykin Communion in the Spirit: The Holy Spirit as the Bond of Union by Dr. Robert Caldwell Jonathan Edwards and the Minist…
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On this episode of The Jonathan Edwards Center Podcast, Dr. Chris Woznicki interviews Dr. Brian Borgman regarding his book, Jonathan Edwards on Genesis. They discuss Edwards as an exegete, as an interpreter of scripture, specifically looking at Genesis, and who influenced Edwards to think this way. Resource for reading Edwards' sermons - http://edw…
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Tyler sits down with longtime missionaries and retired Gateway faculty, Don and Anne Dent. The Dents served with the IMB for over 30 years and most recently at Gateway Seminary. In this episode, they reflect on their past experiences from working in the mission field to training up new missionaries. Listen to find out what advice they would give to…
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Jonathan Edwards Center director, Dr. Chris Chun, engages in an enlightening conversation with distinguished Jonathan Edwards scholars, Dr. Nathan Finn and Dr. Douglas Sweeney. They talk about the beginning of the Southern Baptist Denomination and important scholars who paved the way. Recorded Live at the 2022 SBC in Anaheim, CA. Further readings: …
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Dr. Obbie Tyler Todd, Pastor of Third Baptist Church of Marion, IL and adjunct professor at Luther Rice College & Seminary and at New Orleans Baptist Theological Seminary, sits down with Dr. Chris Woznicki to talk about his book, Southern Edwardseans: The Southern Baptist Legacy of Jonathan Edwards. They explore how Jonathan Edwards's ideas have in…
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Creative Solutions Team Leaders, Deron and Mary Beth Meilstrup, are missionaries in Sub-Saharan Africa with the IMB, who joined Tyler to talk about their work. Digital media and internet engagement are growing methods of sharing the gospel which are increasingly useful in our era of modern technology and has yet to reach its full potential. Pray fo…
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Recorded during the Asbury Revival. This episode features Chris Chun, director of the Jonathan Edwards Center at Gateway Seminary and professor of church history, on Jonathan Edwards' work on revivals in light of the revival activity at Asbury University. He and host Chris Woznicki discuss the signs of true revival, signs of the work of the Holy Sp…
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