Learn The Word Podcast: Recent Episodes
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Learn the Word Podcast is a conversation with Bible scholars and expositors in which you will be challenged to grow in your knowledge of the Word of God and your relationship to the God of the Word, where we will discuss issues of Bible interpretation as well as subjects of practical application.
For this week's podcast, we are guests listening to the first episode of a new podcast "Bible and Theology Matters" where Dr. Paul Weaver discusses the essential nature of doctrine and how it influences everything we do.
In today’s podcast, Dr. Paul Barreca joins us to discuss the books of 1 Timothy and Titus. We will examine some key points that Paul makes to these two young Pastors as well as their importance for believers today.
Today's podcast wraps up our special summer highlight series. We join the Word of Life Pines Family Campground one last time and hear from Pastor Tom Messer on the story of Pharisee and the Publican found in Luke 18.
This week in our Pines Family Campground summer series, Dr. Corey Abney brings the subject of Biblical genealogies to life! Specifically, how God moves through human dysfunction to bring divine deliverance.
Join us this week as we, once again, visit the Word of Life Pines as Dr. John Barnet looks to Biblical prophecy to remind us how to spiritually "eat, chew and breath" and thus become God's extension to believers around us.
This week we'll resume our summer messages series with Dr. Mark Yarbrough. Dr. Yarbrough concludes his week at the Word of Life Pines by wrapping up his study on the book of Esther.
This week in our Pines Family Campground summer series, we hear from Dr. Richard Blackaby as he reflects on the “storm” the year 2020 brought us, and he presents a challenge to “be prepared to serve God like you’ve never served him before”.
Join us as we continue to re-visit summer at the Word of Life Pines as we listen in on Dr. Ramesh Richard as he discusses God, creation, nature, and you!
Continuing in our special series from an incredible summer at the Word of Life Pines, Dr. Ray Pritchard turns to the book of Daniel and shares his “ABC’s of Bible Prophecy”.
This week we take a deep dive into a message from the Word of Life Pines where Dr. George Murray discusses two great truths that have “guided and permeated” his life.
This week, as we continue in our series featuring our summer speaker lineup, we listen in on Dr. Nicolas Ellen's powerful message on dealing with temptation from a Godly perspective.
In this new podcast series, we will feature the incredible Bible preachers and teachers who spent time with us this summer speaking at the Word of Life Pines. As we start this series, Dr. Tedd Tripp, author of Shepherding a Child's Heart, shares with us a message on the topic of parenting.
In this, our third and final Podcast on the Theocratic Kingdom, my guests will answer the question, is God done with Israel (Romans 11). They will also discuss what Acts 1 and Revelation 20 have to say about the Kingdom. We will conclude with each sharing why they believe that the Kingdom is an important theme to understand and teach in our churches, schools, and homes.
Today, we continue our three-part series on the Theocratic Kingdom. This series will define and describe the theocratic kingdom and discuss its significance in God’s plan for human history. We will investigate some of the most significant Scripture passages on this central theme, starting in the very first chapter of Genesis through Revelation 20.
Today, we begin a three-part series on the Theocratic Kingdom. This series will define and describe the theocratic kingdom and discuss its significance in God’s plan for human history. We will investigate some of the most significant Scripture passages on this central theme, starting in the very first chapter of Genesis through Revelation 20.
In this second of a two-part podcast series on Hermeneutics, our prestigious guests discuss important principles of the Historical, Grammatical, Literal approach, including the analogy of Scripture, single meaning, and the perspicuity of Scripture. They also critique other competing hermeneutical methods.
In this first of a two-part podcast series, we discuss what Hermeneutics is, why it is important, and explain why the Historical, Grammatical, Literal approach is the best method of interpretation.
In this week’s LTW podcast, we provide another sneak-peak into the Word of Life New Testament Survey course, set to be released in January of 2022. In this audio, Dr. Ray Pritchard, Founder and President of Keep Believing ministries, provides a big picture overview and survey of the Book of James. To watch the video version visit learn.wol.org/podcast and click on the YouTube link.
This podcast is a part of the Cover-to-Cover series which walks through each book of the Old and New Testament. Dr. Weaver will provide a big picture of the book of Deuteronomy and explain its significance to the Jewish people as they prepare to enter into the Promised Land.
Join Pastor Matthews and Dr. Holritz as they share how vital theological education is to missions and how it is having an incredible impact around the world and specifically in the Middle East.
In today's podcast, Dr. Richard Blackaby challenges leaders to increase their effectiveness by examining leadership from five distinct viewpoints.
In Today's podcast, Dr. George Murray explains exactly what the Great Commission entails and then provides an assessment on how the 21st Century Church is doing in accomplishing it.
Is Jesus Christ the only way to Salvation? This question will be answered and discussed by Dr. George Murray former President and Chancellor of Columbia International University.
In this final podcast of a three-part series, Dr. Tedd Tripp concludes his discussion about biblical wisdom and insights on instructing a child's heart.
In this second of a three-part series, Dr. Tedd Tripp, author of Shepherding a Child's Heart, continues to discuss biblical wisdom and insights on instructing a child's heart.
In this first of a three-part series, Dr. Tedd Tripp, author of Shepherding a Child's Heart, provides biblical wisdom and insights on instructing a child's heart.
In today's program, we continue the second part of a two-part series on the book of Ephesians. Professor Katulka will provide you with an understanding of the big picture of this incredible book.
In today's program, we begin a two-part series on the book of Ephesians. Professor Katulka will provide you with an understanding of the big picture of this incredible book.
In today's program, we continue our podcast series on a recent theological development known as the "New Perspective on Paul". Pastor and scholar, Dr. Douglas Bozung, returns to the Learn the Word podcast to discuss this disturbing development.
On today's podcast, we discuss a recent and disturbing theological development known as the "New Perspective on Paul". Dr. Douglas Bozung, a Pastor and Scholar, joins the Learn the Word podcast to discuss this subject, a topic on which he has done a great deal of research and writing.
In today’s podcast, we will continue our two-part series entitled Theology Matters. We will be listening in on a seminar presented to the staff and faculty of the Word of Life Bible Institute entitled Getting the Gospel Right.
What you really believe impacts how you really behave! Ideas have consequences, and bad ideas have victims! In today’s podcast, we will address the inerrancy of Scripture and shine a light on the horrifying ramifications when seminaries and denominations deny this essential doctrine.
Dr. Bing, founder and president of Grace Life Ministries, provides a clear and helpful explanation of one of the most misinterpreted chapters in the Bible, James 2.
Todd Sorrell, author of "The College Choice: A Biblical Guide for Students and Parents", provides wisdom to parents and students as they consider what college they, or their student, should attend.
In this week’s podcast, we will discuss how the culture in which we live has denied biblical standards of morality and the challenges Christians face as a result. And to discuss this critical subject, we have invited three contributors who are very well-informed millennials and hold vital roles in the ministry of the Word of Life Global Bible Institute.
Our millennial contributors analyze our culture and discuss how children are losing their innocence at a young age. They then provide biblical wisdom and advice on how to raise worldly-wise but innocent children in today’s culture.
Four of our Global Bible Institute’s young leaders, who all are millennials, discuss the loss of moral absolutes in our culture and its implications upon personal and small group Bible studies.
In today's podcast, we continue our series on the subject of Dispensationalism. Dr. Cone, Dr. Parle, and Dr. Stallard will dispel the many myths and misconceptions regarding Dispensationalism.
Today we continue our podcast series on the subject of Dispensationalism. We will answer the questions, what is Dispensationalism and why is it important. Dr. Cone, Dr. Parle, and Dr. Stallard return to the Learn the Word podcast to answer these questions.
Today we are beginning a new podcast series on the subject of Dispensationalism. We will answer the questions, what is Dispensationalism and why is it important. To discuss this topic, we have three respected scholars, Dr. Cone, Dr. Parle, and Dr. Stallard, all of whom are very knowledgeable and passionate about Dispensationalism.
The book of Proverbs is an endless source of wisdom for training our children to love and serve the Lord. Join Dr. Merkh as he helps us to glean from this untapped resource.
In this podcast, Dr. Merkh continues to provide insights into handling criticism from the book of Proverbs.
Do you struggle with criticism? Do you struggle with what others think about you? Of course, you do. We all do. In today's program, Dr. Merkh addresses this problem and provides biblical answers from the book of Proverbs.
In today's podcast, we continue a 4-part series on the book of Proverbs. Dr. Merkh will contrast wisdom and folly as described in the book of Proverbs.
In today's podcast, we begin a 4-part series on the book of Proverbs. Dr. Merkh will contrast wisdom and folly as described in the book of Proverbs.
In this second part of a two-part series, we continued the discussion of Christian Leadership with Retired Lieutenant General Reno. We discuss several chapters from his book, 10 Leadership Maneuvers: A General’s Guide to Serving and Leading, including chapters entitled, “The Greatest is the Servant,” and “Share credit, shoulder blame.”
Retired Lieutenant General Reno, who served for 38 years in the United States Air Force, joins us for this edition of Learn the Word. He discusses principles of Christian Leadership as well as his own personal leadership experiences both in the United States Air Force and as a Vice-President at Cedarville University.
This week, Dr. Weaver investigates the life of Demas, whose story is diametrically opposite to that of John Mark’s. Demas started strong but later abandoned the ministry because he loved this present world too much.
On this special New Year's Eve podcast, we investigate the life of John Mark, a man who had a horrible first impression but an incredible lasting impression.
On this week's podcast, we continue our conversation with Dr. Carfrey, Dr. Goepfrich, and Dr. Payne on the seven reasons God became man!
As we approach Christmas our prestigious panel discusses seven reasons that God became man from Hebrews 2.
Today we continue our second-part in the study of the Apostle Paul. Although he refers to himself as the "Least" of the Apostles, through his writings and missionary journeys, he made a profound impact upon Christianity.
From the most notorious persecutor to the most prolific proselytizer - today we begin a two-part study of the life and writings of the Apostle Paul.
Today we conclude our series on Biblical Archaeology by describing sites and artifacts that relate to the Life of Jesus and the Apostles. Of special interest are Peter's House, Caiaphas tomb, and the Crucifixion bone.
In today's podcast, we will discuss archaeological evidence surrounding the life and ministry of Christ. It will affirm your faith and give you great confidence in the historicity of Scripture.
In this third, of a five-part podcast series, we will investigate archaeological discoveries that are faith affirming. We will be investigating archaeological remains from the time of the Divided Monarchy through the Exile.
In this week's podcast, we investigate the archaeological record of the United Monarchy, evidence that affirms the historicity of Saul, David, and Solomon as well as the historicity of Scripture.
Today we begin a five-part podcast series on archaeological discoveries that are faith-affirming. We will be investigating archaeological remains from the time of Abraham through Joshua. Of special interest, we will discuss the remains of Jericho and how it supports the biblical description of the conquest.
Our second part of a podcast on the life of Moses, God’s Mediator, continues today. Join Dr. Emmons, Chris Katulka, and Steve Herzig as they continue to examine the life and ministry of Moses, God’s mediator.
Our study of characters from the Old Testament continues today with Dr. Emmons, Chris Katulka, and Steve Herzig. They will examine the life and ministry of Moses, God’s mediator.
On today’s program, we continue our study of important biblical characters from the Old Testament. Join Chris Katulka, Steve Herzig as they examine the life of David, a man after God’s own heart.
Today we begin a new podcast series, a series of character studies from the Old Testament. On today's podcast, we will discuss Abraham's life and influence. Chris Katulka and Steve Herzig, both staff members with Friends of Israel Gospel Ministry, will provide unique insights into Abraham's life and impact, especially as it relates to the Jewish people.
The Bible is the most important book ever published and has had a profound impact on all of human history. We will discuss that global impact on today's program.
If God is all-powerful and all-loving how does evil and suffering exist? This is the issue, the problem of evil, that we will address in today's podcast.
On the LTW podcast, we continue our apologetic series by discussing the Historicity of the most important event of human history, the Resurrection of Christ.
In this first podcast in our Apologetics series, we will discuss the historicity of Jesus. What can we know about the person of Jesus Christ from Biblical and Extra-biblical sources?
Conflict resolution is essential to healthy relationships and a healthy church. Our panel of biblical counselors will provide biblical insights and practical advice of conflict resolution for the Christian today.
There is a great need in our society as a whole as well as in our Christian communities in particular to understand and implement biblical forgiveness. Our panel of Christian counselors will provide biblical insights on the issue of forgiveness for the Christian today.
Anger is a big problem in our world today, both on a societal level and on a personal level. Our panel of biblical counselors will provide biblical insights on the issue of anger and how to respond to it biblically.
With the global pandemic and the rise of racial tensions, many people are living with a great deal of fear. What doe the Bible have to say on this matter? This is what our panel of biblical counselors will discuss in today's Learn the Word podcast.
On today’s podcast, we will listen in on a message preached by Dr. Richard Blackaby on the subject of Joy. This sermon was delivered last summer at the Word of Life family conference centers.
On today’s podcast, we will listen in on a message preached by Pastor Crawford Loritts on being an encourager. This sermon was delivered last summer at the Word of Life family conference centers.
In today’s podcast, we will listen in on a message preached by Dr. Ray Pritchard about Joshua, Moses’ successor. This message is entitled, “Next Man Up.” This sermon was delivered last summer at the Word of Life Pines.
On today’s Learn the Word Podcast, we will be listening in on a message preached by Pastor H.B. Charles at the Word of Life family conference centers entitled “Trusting Jesus in a Storm.”
On this week’s podcast, we are releasing a Q & A session with Dr. Irwin Lutzer and Dr. Corey Abney that was recorded here in Schroon Lake, NY. These men will answer the following questions and more: What in the United States encourages you the most as well concerns you the most? Is there an opportunity for the church to positively impact culture? How do you conquer sin in your life? How can I restore a broken relationship?
In this second of a two-part series, our distinguished guests will answer questions submitted by students, staff, and listeners of the Learn the Word Podcast. These questions include: What does it mean, “we will judge the angels” in 1 Corinthians 6? What are the bodies “raised” referencing in Matthew’s gospel at the time of Jesus’ death? Can you love someone without liking them? Should Christians be Republican, Democrats, or Independents? What is dispensationalism?
In this first of a two-part series, our distinguished guests will answer questions submitted by students, staff, and listeners of the Learn the Word Podcast. These questions include: Why is doctrine important? Where was Jesus the three days between his death and resurrection? What is the age of the earth, and does it matter? How could there be light on the first day of creation if the sun was not created until the fourth day? How do we account for the extinction of dinosaurs?
In this second of a two-part series, Dr. Christopher Gnanakan, Professor of Theology and Global Studies at Liberty University, provides unique insights into the book of Acts.
In this first of a two-part series, Dr. Christopher Gnanakan, Professor of Theology and Global Studies at Liberty University, provides unique insights into the book of Acts.
In this second of a two-part podcast series, Joe Schenke and Brian Baker answer practical questions posed by Word of Life Bible Institute students about counseling young people.
In this first of a two-part podcast series, Joe Schenke and Brian Baker answer practical questions posed by Word of Life Bible Institute students about counseling young people.
In this second of a two-part podcast, Dr. Bookman seeks to rehabilitate Pontius Pilate’s reputation by sharing evidence that points to his character being more noble than widely accepted. Dr. Bookman also analyzes the conversations between Jesus and Pilate and provides unique insights into the historical context.
In this first of a two-part podcast, Dr. Bookman analyzes archaeological discoveries, ancient writings, and the Biblical text. Relying on these sources, he provides insights into the character of this crucial individual involved in the trials and crucifixion of Jesus.
Professor Oglesby, head of the Bible and Theology Program at Calvary University explains several important parables recorded in Matthew's Gospel that pertains to the Kingdom of God.
In this second of a two-part podcast series, Dr. Cone, President of Calvary University provides a theology of the Kingdom of God from the Gospel of Matthew.
In this first of a two-part podcast series, Dr. Cone, President of Calvary University provides a theology of the Kingdom of God from the Gospel of Matthew.
In this podcast, Don Lough Jr., Executive Director of Word of Life Fellowship, discusses the world-wide Coronavirus pandemic and how Christians should respond during times of anxiety and unrest.
Professor Simcox describes the historical events behind the Feast of Purim and explains how Jewish people celebrate this event yet today.
In this episode, General Reno discusses the art of delegation. He explains how important it is, how biblical it is, and how it often helps leaders to flourish and avoid failure.
Retired Lieutenant General Reno joins the Learn the Word Podcast to discuss reasons why leaders often fail, and then provides helpful advice to avoid those mistakes.
In this week's podcast, we release Dr. Brunson's message on life transitions preached in chapel at the Word of Life Florida Bible Institute campus.
Pastor Mac Brunson explains the background, purpose, and surveys the book of Job all while applying the book of Job to the life of the modern reader.
In this episode, Dr. Wicks explains what Biblical Theology is in contrast to Systematic Theology and then explains how the Apostle Paul employs biblical theology in Galatians 4.
Dr. Nicolas Ellen provides insights into the place for and value of Biblical Counseling. He also provides encouragement to and resources for married couples. Joshua Ely, Dean of Students of the Word of Life Bible Institute is the guest host.
In this podcast, our panelists define and describe what a worldview is and then contrasts the Christian worldview with three other competing worldviews (Deism, Postmodernism, and Islam).
Dr. Bramer, Chairman and Professor of Bible Exposition at Dallas Theological Seminary, provides insights into the prophetic books and shares about their significance for the believer today.
In this year’s first podcast, it is fitting that we discuss wisdom for the new year from the book of Proverbs. Dr. Bramer, Professor and Chairmen of Bible Exposition at Dallas Theological Seminary, joins us for this conversation.
In today’s podcast we will be listening to a Christmas message preached by Dr. Ray Pritchard, Founder and President of Keep Believing Ministries entitled, Six Miles from Jesus.
In this week’s podcast,Dr. Davis describes what the Bible, ancient writings, and biblical archaeology have to say about the evil man known as Herod the Great.
In this special 100th Learn the Word Podcast, listeners from around the world and our live audience pose questions for our panel of respected guests to answer.
In this week’s Learn the Word Podcast, Professor Tom Simcox helps us to better understand the Jewish Feast of Hanukkah and the historical events that led to this important celebration.