108 episodes
EFCA Theology Podcast the EFCA
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- Religion & Spirituality
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4.7 • 19 Ratings
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The EFCA Theology Podcast encourages pastors and church leaders to stay passionate about the gospel and faithful to the Scriptures. Episodes help listeners understand, share and live out our most important beliefs.
You can look forward to new episodes from a number of different categories, including:
- Past and upcoming EFCA Theology Conferences
- Past and upcoming EFCA One Conferences
- Audiobook chapters of Evangelical Convictions
- New content created specifically for the podcast
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Find us on your favorite podcast app by searching for "EFCA Theology Podcast."
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Episode 209: The Psalms and Christian Preaching with Dr. Robert Smith, Jr.
In February 2021, EFCA pastors and church leaders gathered virtually for the annual Theology Conference. The focus was on the theme “The Psalms: The Undershepherds’ Shepherd.” On this episode of the podcast, we share Dr. Robert Smith’s message on “The Psalms and Christian Preaching.”
Dr. Smith serves as Charles T. Carter Baptist Chair of Divinity and Professor of Christian Preaching at Beeson Divinity School, Birmingham, Alabama. -
Episode 208: The Psalms and Christian Prayer with Dr. Donald Whitney
In February 2021, EFCA pastors and church leaders gathered virtually for the annual Theology Conference. The focus was on the theme “The Psalms: The Undershepherds’ Shepherd.” On this episode of the podcast, we share Dr. Donald Whitney’s message on “The Psalms and Christian Prayer.”
Dr. Whitney serves as Professor of Biblical Spirituality and Associate Dean of The School of Theology at The Southern Baptist Theological Seminary, Louisville, Kentucky. -
Episode 207: The Psalms and Christian Lament with Rev. Mark Vroegop
In February 2021, EFCA pastors and church leaders gathered virtually for the annual Theology Conference. The focus was on the theme “The Psalms: The Undershepherds’ Shepherd.” On this episode of the podcast, we share Rev. Mark Vroegop’s message on “The Psalms and Christian Lament.”
Rev. Vroegop serves as Lead Pastor and Elder at College Park Church, Indianapolis, Indiana. -
Episode 206: The Psalms and Christian Living with Dr. Walter Kim
In February 2021, EFCA pastors and church leaders gathered virtually for the annual Theology Conference. The focus was on the theme “The Psalms: The Undershepherds’ Shepherd.” On this episode of the podcast, we share Dr. Walter Kim’s message on “The Psalms and Christian Living.”
Dr. Kim serves as Pastor for Leadership at Trinity Presbyterian Church, Charlottesville, Virginia and as President of National Association of Evangelicals -
Episode 205: The Psalms, Christ, and the Christian Scriptures with Dr. James Hamilton
In February 2021, EFCA pastors and church leaders gathered virtually for the annual Theology Conference. The focus was on the theme “The Psalms: The Undershepherds’ Shepherd.” On this episode of the podcast, we share Dr. James Hamilton’s message on “The Psalms, Christ, and the Christian Scriptures.”
Dr. Hamilton serves as Professor of Biblical Theology at The Southern Baptist Theological Seminary, Louisville, Kentucky. -
Episode 204: The Psalms and Christian Worship with Dr. Scott Manetsch
In February 2021, EFCA pastors and church leaders gathered virtually for the annual Theology Conference. The focus was on the theme “The Psalms: The Undershepherds’ Shepherd.” On this episode of the podcast, we share Dr. Scott Manetsch’s message on “The Psalms and Christian Worship.”
Dr. Manetsch serves as Chair of the Church History and the History of Christian Thought Department at Trinity Evangelical Divinity School, Deerfield, Illinois.
Customer Reviews
Great content!
I’m so glad the theology conferences are captured so we can review the world class content later
Excellent
This podcast takes recorded talks done at various efca conferences and posts them for us to listen to. I'd love to see more episodes come, maybe even a host who does interviews on current topics within the church.
A Bit Dull
That comment may be inappropriate for a podcast of this nature, but it’s unfortunately true. The teaching is sound; I wonder why it can’t have an interview or panel discussion format instead?