HolyGround >> Bible study podcasts?

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Eggmachine 10 Member Since: 1/1/01 Posts: 355	Does anyone here know of a good bible/bible study podcast? Your help is appreciated. Thanks

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Eggmachine 10 Member Since: 1/1/01 Posts: 357	nobody? You have ignored this user.

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mmanthebay Member Since: 5/12/08 Posts: 327	not bible studies but I know a few good teaching podcast You have ignored this user.

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Eggmachine 10 Member Since: 1/1/01 Posts: 358	That works, what are your favorites? You have ignored this user.

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mmanthebay Member Since: 5/12/08 Posts: 328	On iTunes do a search: Craig groeschel lifechurch.tv podcast, John Bevere podcast, John pipers askjohn podcast, jubilee Christian center podcast, gracetoyou podcast, best of Kris Vallotton podcast, bill Johnson podcast, mike Hayes podcast You have ignored this user.

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mmanthebay Member Since: 5/12/08 Posts: 329	you may like Wayne grudems systematic theology podcast, and John Ethredge podcast You have ignored this user.

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Ridgeback Edited: 06/05/11 12:09 AM Member Since: 7/3/07 Posts: 23735

If you are interested in an Orthodox perspective, this college professor created a "Bible study for busy people" that is going systematically through the whole Bible starting in Genesis.   http://ancientfaith.com/podcasts/searchthescriptures A big issue to work out before deciding on a particular Bible study is to figure out what tradition you want to study from.  You will get widely variable interpretations if you listen to a Bible study created by Mormons vs. Catholics for instance.   I would highly recommend a little book called  Whose Bible Is It?  by Jarislov Pelikan before really digging in to any study.  It is a great overview of how the Bible came together and the general anatomy of this collection of books that have been so important to so many people.     You have ignored this user.

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mmanthebay Member Since: 5/12/08 Posts: 332	I'll be checking out that site You have ignored this user.

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Eggmachine 10 Member Since: 1/1/01 Posts: 359	Same here. Thanks for the help guys. I'm downloading "Who's Bible is it?" and will be checking out all the recommendations. You have ignored this user.

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MisQ x Member Since: 5/28/11 Posts: 16	Not a study podcast but if you want a good podcast radio show, try Wretched Radio with Todd Friel. It's $5 a month, but you get a wide variety of Christian topics. You have ignored this user.

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TheStewedOwl Member Since: 6/8/02 Posts: 7766

I've been listening to a lot of podcasts lately, some about religion. While not Bible studies, here are some interesting ones, available on iTunes as well as their own websites you can google: Apologia - interesting format, a few Atheists and a few Theists (Christian and other), all intelligent and articulate, debate a topic in a friendly roundtable atmosphere, without trying to score points on each other and trying to find common grounds for agreement. Some interesting topics that aren't normally raised, like political issues and the problems you find in your own belief system. The Skeptical Christian - No new episodes in a while, but the podcaster does a good job of reviewing the Christian arguments in specific areas of apologetics. You have ignored this user.

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Ridgeback Member Since: 7/3/07 Posts: 23851	I found a bunch of excellent general Christian podcasts at this link: http://www.publicchristianity.com/podcasts.html It has interviews with a variety of Christians from a variety of traditions ranging from Stanley Hauerwas (a pacifist) to Alvin Plantinga (Reformed) to David Bentley Hart (Orthodox).   You have ignored this user.

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TheStewedOwl Member Since: 6/8/02 Posts: 7779	Is that the Australian series you posted about earlier, Ridge? I downloaded those on iTunes and thought they were really interesting. You have ignored this user.

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Ridgeback Member Since: 7/3/07 Posts: 23862

TheStewedOwl - Is that the Australian series you posted about earlier, Ridge? I downloaded those on iTunes and thought they were really interesting.  Yep.  I stumbled on them because of the David Bentley Hart interview, but I liked the Richard Swinburne, Stanley Hauerwas and Alvin Plantinga interviews as well.  The other ones are pretty good too, but I forgot their names.   I always check the sonitus sanctus site for new talks and videos along with Peter Kreeft's site, just to name a couple of good Catholic sites. You have ignored this user.

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CJJScout 11 Member Since: 4/20/04 Posts: 7094	Mars Hill Church has a great one. Ravi Zacharias used to have one and I think you can still get his stuff. RC Sproul has one that is sound, but I hate listening to him talk. Key Life Ministries with Steve Brown has a good one. You have ignored this user.

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gord96 17 Member Since: 3/26/03 Posts: 12980	I like R.C. Sproul, but he is a bit too 'in depth' for my tastes. Sometimes reading his books is like reading an English text book. You have ignored this user.

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CJJScout 11 Member Since: 4/20/04 Posts: 7095	I'd rather read him than listen to him. You have ignored this user.

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Pokanghoya 3 Member Since: 7/22/06 Posts: 1327	ustream.tv/user/thebiblegeek You have ignored this user.

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Benedictus Member Since: 11/17/09 Posts: 4	gord96 - I like R.C. Sproul, but he is a bit too 'in depth' for my tastes. Sometimes reading his books is like reading an English text book. I would recommend Spoul. I also think if you are serious, look at John Piper's ministry too. You have ignored this user.

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Lahi 2 Member Since: 1/1/01 Posts: 7570	Tony Campolo has a good podcast, not always strictly what I'd call Bible study but good stuff. You have ignored this user.

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Lahi 2 Edited: 09/20/11 4:49 PM Member Since: 1/1/01 Posts: 7571	http://feeds.feedburner.com/TonyCampoloPodcast You have ignored this user.

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Lahi 2 Member Since: 1/1/01 Posts: 7572	Thanks for the links Ridge, look foreward to checking out the second one. You have ignored this user.

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Lahi 2 Member Since: 1/1/01 Posts: 7573	Also you can find a lot of good talks by NT Wright here: http://ntwrightpage.com/ You have ignored this user.

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