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Author: David Capes

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"The Stone Chapel Podcast" is a weekly podcast of the friends and staff of The Lanier Theological Library and Learning Center in Houston, Texas. It is hosted by David Capes, Director of Academic Programming of the Lanier Theological Library and Learning Center. David is an engaging host, a respected New Testament scholar, and the author of Rediscovering Paul and Matthew through Old Testament Eyes. "The Stone Chapel Podcast" features theologians, scholars, and thought leaders from around the world for lively, informative, and educational discussions. With over 200 compelling, uplifting episodes that are valuable for all spiritually curious listeners, the Stone Chapel Podcast provides an unique, weekly refresh and renewal resource for pastors and church leaders.

In case you're interested in going deeper and want more educational content, most of the Stone Chapel podcasts are associated with The Lanier Theological Library and Learning Center's public lecture series, programs, and classes. Please visit our website for videos and panel discussions with many of the podcast visitors David has hosted, as well as all our resources and opportunities!

You can find all "The Stone Chapel Podcast" episodes on your favorite podcast platform.

"The Stone Chapel Podcast" is now part of the ChurchLeaders Podcast Network.

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David Capes welcomes Jonas Bergsten, known as the "Bible Engineer," to discuss the Core Bible project. Inspired by the Amplified Bible, the translation uses parentheses, brackets, and visual layout to bring out nuances in the original Greek and Hebrew. Jonas shares how his experience with dyslexia and engineering shaped his approach, and how he and his wife, Lisa, helped create the Swedish Core Bible. Now they're developing an English version, with online resources and a vision to make these tools available in more languages.  The Core Bible Website ·          More Stone Chapel Podcast episodes   ·        Email us at [email protected]   ·        Our sister podcast, Exegetically Speaking and it's Facebook page.    
David Capes talks with New Testament scholar Cornelius Bennema about his book Imitation in Early Christianity: Mimesis and Religious Ethical Formation. Bennema describes imitation as a creative, intentional process of choosing an example, discerning what is worth following, and applying it thoughtfully—not simply copying someone's actions. We explore how following Jesus can foster imitation, and how the Gospels present ethical examples through Jesus's teachings and actions. The conversation also traces imitation's roots in Greco-Roman culture and its role in Christian moral formation. ·          Watch this episode on YouTube.           More Stone Chapel Podcast episodes       Email us at [email protected]       Our sister podcast, Exegetically Speaking and it's Facebook page.        "I Have Decided to Follow Jesus" can be found on the Youtube channel, Worship Lyrics.
Ministry comes in many varieties these days.  Dr. David Pendergrass is no exception.  He works as a counselor, a pastor, a mentor, an author, and a consultant.  And that is before breakfast.  He joins David Capes on The Stone Chapel Podcast to talk about the many twists and turns ministry takes for the called. ·      More Stone Chapel Podcast episodes      Here's Dr. Pendergrass' website.    ·      Email us at [email protected]   ·      Our sister podcast, Exegetically Speaking and it's Facebook page.    
Benjamin Gladd and Greg Beale join David Capes on this episode of the Stone Chapel Podcast to talk about their new project: Connecting Scripture: New Testament.  This unique project assists readers in seeing the OT quotations, allusions, and parallels by color-coding them in the text of the CSV Bible.   ·      More Stone Chapel Podcast episodes   Here's a link to today's book.    ·      Email us at [email protected]   ·      Our sister podcast, Exegetically Speaking and it's Facebook page.
Have you ever wondered whether the song you were singing in church was theologically sound?  Did a phrase or statement strike you as odd?  I know pastors and theologians who refuse to sing certain lines or stanzas of hymns or worship songs because they have dodgy theology.  Well, there is place you can go and check out those songs.  It's called "SongTheology." Our guest today, Tyler Newberry of Asaph's Table, created it and is making it available.  Give a listen.  Watch the video episode here. Asaphs Table, SongTheology This link will take you to the utility to rate your hymn or worship song.   ·      More Stone Chapel Podcast episodes   ·      Email us at [email protected]   ·      Our sister podcast, Exegetically Speaking and it's Facebook page.    
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