Special Events - Interview

Old Testament scholar Dr. Carmen Imes shares her journey from an eight-year-old missions call to teaching at Biola University, where she helps students fall in love with the Hebrew Scriptures. Along the way, she unpacks what it really means to bear God's name, her Torah Tuesday YouTube series, and the surprising role of women throughout the biblical story.

Meet these two very special gentlemen who have spent their lives doing something a bit unusual — they've actually dedicated themselves to understanding what crucial scriptural texts that we love so much mean for us today.

Mark Lanier sits down with Lyndon Drake to explore faith, neuroscience, Scripture, and what it really means to be human in a scientific age.

Mark interviewed a special guest during today’s class: Dr. W. Scott Sager, minister, professor, speaker, community leader, and author based in Nashville,TN.

Mark interviews three well known biblical scholars. Dr. Steve Ortiz Dr. John Manson Dr. Lawson Younger We are looking at our guests to enlighten us through scripture on: 1. How we See the World 2. How we See Scripture 3. How we See God

Dr. David Capes interviewed Dr. Federico Villanueva, known for his focus on the church knowing the importance of lament as as in the Psalms, Lamentations, and other areas of the Bible.

10/13/2024 Bib-lit Class Synopsis Dr. Esau McCauley Mark interviewed Dr. Esau McCauley, an incredibly focused and jovial Messenger of God’s word. Dr. McCauley is a Professor at Wheaton College. He discusses his child hood growing up in a God loving home and learning about the Bible from a “Cartoon Bible” which he read with great diligence.

9-22-24 Biblical-Literacy Dr. David Capes interviewed Dr. Amy Orr Ewing, writer, scholar, and evangelist who shared her life and passion for transforming lives for Jesus. Dr. Ewing relayed her family background and how she and her parents came to know Jesus. Amy holds a doctorate (DPhil) in Theology from the University of Oxford, and serves as Honorary Lecturer in Divinity at the University Aberdeen.

Mark interviewed Dr. Alister McGrath from Oxford University in England. Dr. McGrath was born in Ireland. He became an atheist and Marxist as a way to deal with the struggle between Catholics and Protestants during the 60s in Belfast known as The Troubles. He became a Christian soon after starting his studies at Oxford.