Beeson Divinity Podcast

Beeson Divinity Schools occupies a wonderful spot in the theological world. Not only does it reach down deeply to the historic, orthodox faith, it does so with grace and a sincere, deliberate attempt to embrace a wide diversity of theological traditions. Beeson is committed to both grace and truth, and it’s tone is academic, thoughtful, and loving towards the Church. Highly recommended!

I grew up in a conservative episcopal church, love the liturgical structure and sacraments of that church. I now have found home in a non denominational evangelical church, but remain between the two worlds. I am learning so much here and feel I can challenge or examine some of my confusion, that I don’t feel are adequately open in my church. I have parts of departure from some of these messages but I find your relationship with god is always deepened when your views or understandings are challenged. If this podcast represented a physical church, I’d be an enthusiastic member!

Some podcasts are very narrow streams, the Beeson podcast draws from a broad swath of the faith.

Since I have discovered the Beeson Divinity Podcast, I can't let a week pass without tuning in. This is truly a treasure trove of articulate expositions, lectures and discussions of important theological and historical questions related to Christianity and biblical topics. Some of the guests are more lively than others of course, and some of the speakers are more gifted in delivering their message than others. (I am actually sitting in the middle of a lecture that I wish would have been delivered in the form of notes [its content is well researched and definitely worth studying] to avoid me the pain of having to listen to the speaker [incredibly boring and doctoral - I hope she has improved since]). Apart from a few hiccups such as this one, the Beeson Divinity Podcast is worth every single minute of your attention if you are passionate about Christ, Christian history, biblical exegesis and the lives of those whose mission it is to share the Gospel of Jesus-Christ and to give other a deeper insight in the Old Testament. Thank you for this gift, Dean George.