The Stone Chapel Lectures

Rebirth is at the heart of the Renaissance Project at Wycliffe Hall, Oxford University. It's a grand vision of the rebirth of Christian culture and tradition, Christian values, and participation. The post Episode 199 Rebirth 2.0 with Jonathan Brant first appeared on Lanier Theological Library.

John Walton's book, "Lost World of the Prophets" says when prophecy is understood against the times and history of when they were spoken or writing, they take on a different character than simply predicting the future. The post Episode 198 Lost World of the Prophets with John Walton first appeared on Lanier Theological Library.

Renaissance means rebirth.  It is the rediscovery of the truth, goodness, and beauty of the classical world. Dr. Lloyd believes we need a new rebirth of culture and the Christian faith can speak profoundly to that. The post Episode 197 Truth, Culture, and Rebirth with Michael Lloyd first appeared on Lanier Theological Library.

Matthew and the "trauma" of the Parousia discusses how interpretation of passages may frighten people about Jesus' return. Previous traumatic experiences may magnify this resulting in unintended fear. The post Episode 196 Matthew and the “Trauma” of the Parousia first appeared on Lanier Theological Library.

In Peeler's book, Letter to the Hebrews she asks, who is God as revealed in Hebrews, how are we to live in the light of this revelation, and how does reading this book change your life? The post Episode 195 The Letter to the Hebrews with Amy Peeler first appeared on Lanier Theological Library.

Canon is a technical term for the list of inspired books known today as the New Testament. Theological, historical forces and factors led to its development. The post Episode 194 How We Got Our New Testament with Lee McDonald first appeared on Lanier Theological Library.

Does the church have a future? Ministry must be oriented with a greater sense of the priesthood of all believers rather than pastor or denominational-centered. The post Episode 193 Does the Church Have a Future? with Pablo Deiros first appeared on Lanier Theological Library.

Wise Church Planting describes pitfalls in planting churches. He uses marketing skills to gather and analyze common problems from internal and external factors. The post Episode 192 “Wise Church Planting” with Dan Steel first appeared on Lanier Theological Library.

Lynn Cohick serves as provost and dean of academic affairs at Northern Seminary in Chicagoland.  She joins David Capes on The Stone Chapel podcast to talk about her spiritual journey and calling.  The post TSC_071 Lynn Cohick, Women in Leadership first appeared on Lanier Theological Library.

<- Back to Episodes Although often thought of as distinct events, the Gospel of John holds together the Incarnation and Passion of Christ dynamically. John Behr explores how they are connected in the Gospel, in such a way that by sharing in the Passion of Christ we, too, continue the Incarnation and bring to completion the project of God announced in Scripture, to make a human being in His image and likeness. For videos, biographical information, and other resources, go to the archive here. The post 12-07-2019 Behr: The Incarnation and the Passion in the Gospel of John first appeared on Lanier Theological Library.

<-Back to EpisodesJoseph Shulam, a trained orthodox rabbi and leader of the messianic congregation Netivyah, explains the ancient Jewish document called “the Talmud.” He invites us inside that ancient text to introduce us to some of the famous early rabbis who were branded as “heretics.” Joseph tells inspiring stories of these “heretical rabbis” who put their trust in Jesus, and how some of the earliest Jewish rabbis were won to Jesus as Lord and Messiah.For all associated videos, listening guides, and notes go here. The post 02-08-2020 Shulam: Heretical Rabbis of the Talmud: 2nd Century Witnesses to the Power of Yeshua’s Gospel first appeared on Lanier Theological Library.