“Sometimes we have to wait for our feelings to catch up with our theology, or our choice.” In this Seven Minute Seminary, Dr. Virginia Todd Holeman discusses the foundations for biblical forgiveness and reconciliation, answering questions like “Why should I forgive?” and also what forgiveness is not.
This Seven Minute Seminary episode features Dr. Jim Miller as he discusses how collective identity motivates us to action and what our collective identity looks like in Christ.
Effectively communicating the gospel to adolescents can be challenging. In today’s Seven Minute Seminary, Dan Lewis discusses how the Church can engage this generation with the gospel.
This Seven Minute Seminary will help you evaluate if you are an effective Christian leader. Dr. Wes Griffin outlines things that every Christian leader needs to do to be effective and fruitful in ministry.
Do you have what it takes to be an effective Christian leader? In this Seven Minute Seminary episode, Dr. Wes Griffin shares eight core values of Christian leadership.
Today we share the third and final installment of our Seedbed conversation with Alan Hirsch and Sean Gladding. They discuss the formational process of seminary and the challenges of ministry in the 21st century.
We continue with part two of our Alan Hirsch video series this afternoon. Alan Hirsch and Sean Gladding discuss discipleship, John Wesley, and church leadership.
In this week’s Seven Minute Seminary, Dr. Brian Russell, Professor of Biblical Interpretation, offers insight on how we read Scripture as a Mission Document. This is compelling. Please share.
Today begins part 1 of a 3 part series of interview segments with Sean Gladding and Alan Hirsch. Time: 6:55.
How has social media changed friendship? Dr. James R. Thobaben, Professor of Bioethics and Social Ethics, explains how important friendship is to Christianity and how threatened it is in a post-modern age. See this week’s Seven Minute Seminary for more.
We continue our Seven Minute Seminary video series with Dr. Bryan Edgar. Edgar confronts topics like IVF, cloning, and trans-species gene transfer. What are the theological implications of these advances in medicine and techonology? Hear what Dr. Edgar has to say.
Dr. Brian Edgar, Professor of Theological Studies at Asbury Seminary, confronts ethical questions that arise from advances in biology and medicine. Edgar uses in vitro fertilization as an example and proposes a Christian response to the ethical questions one might face following IVF.
