Beeson Divinity Podcast

Dean Timothy George talks with Father Thomas Guarino about Vatican II and the Catholic reception of the Reformation.

Dean Timothy George introduces a lecture given by Carl Beckwith at Beeson Divinity School in 2016 for Finkenwalde Day II called, Prayer and the Reformation.

Dean Timothy Georges speaks with Dr. Sasan Tavassoli about the history and current state of Christianity in Iran and the rest of the Muslim world.

Dean Timothy George and Robert Smith Jr. introduce a sermon Robert Smith Jr. gave at Beeson in 2008 called, The Glory of the Groan.

Dean Timothy George talks to Will Willimon about his new book, Who Lynched Willie Earle? Preaching to Confront Racism.

Dean Timothy George introduces a lecture called, Luther, Kepler, and the Chicken Bone, which Heiko A. Oberman gave at Beeson Divinity School in 1999 for its Reformation Heritage Lectures.

Dean George talks to Dale Coulter about Pentecostalism: its history, features and global impact.

Dean Timothy George talks with John Woodbridge about his father, Charles Woodbridge, John Gresham Machen, and Adolf von Harnack and the fundamentalist movement of the early 20th century.

Dean Timothy George and Dr. Robert Smith Jr. introduce a sermon by Graham Cole titled, Is Your Jesus Grand Enough to Worship?, which he gave at Beeson Divinity School in 2009.

Dean Timothy George talks with Annemarie Kidder about the marriage of Martin Luther and Katherine von Bora.

Timothy George introduces a lecture called The Reformation as a Whole, which David Steinmetz gave at Beeson Divinity School in 1995 as part of our Reformation Heritage Lectures.

Dean Timothy George talks to Beeson alum Chad Raith about the role ecumenism has played in his life and scholarship.

Timothy George and Robert Smith Jr. introduce a sermon given by Jonathan Bean called, Authority Revealed, which he preached at the Church at Brook Hills.

Dean Timothy George speaks with Peter Mommsen about the Bruderhof community, of which he is a member, regarding its history and what it looks like today.

Timothy George introduces a lecture called The Baptist Contribution to the Reformation, which Nathan Finn gave at Union University in Jackson, Tennessee, on March 10, 2017, as part of its Reformation 500 Festival.

Dean Timothy George speaks with Dr. Hans Boersma about Nouvelle Theologie and Scripture and preaching as sacramental.

Dean Timothy George talks with Dr. Bruce Ashford about the intersection of the Christian faith and culture.

Timothy George and Robert Smith Jr. introduce a sermon given by Patricia Outlaw called, Still There Is Room.

Timothy George and Matthew Levering discuss Vatican II and the importance of Christian unity.

This podcast features a lecture given by Richard Hays at Lanier Theological Library.