Lowell and Dr. Randall McKinion of Cedarville University in Cedarville, OH focus their third conversation on the interpretation and value of the book of Joshua for the modern Christian.

Lowell and Dr. Chris Smith of Christ Covenant Church outside Atlanta, GA discuss discipleship and Church history.

Recommended Resources:

On the Incarnation, Athanasius

Five Theological Orations, Gregory of Nazianzus

In the last episode of the school year, Lowell sits down with the president of Bethlehem College and Seminary, Dr. Brian Tabb, and go over the book of Galatians. But first, they go over the professor's work at the college, what it means to be a student of the Bible, and then what it means in Isaiah 40 about strength. Dr. Tabb then goes over some of the books he has himself written. Lastly, the two dive into the book of Galatians and how Paul talks about the Gospel in the letter.

Resources include:

Desiring God by John Piper

Spurgeon: A life by Alex DiPrima

In today's podcast episode, Lowell and Dr. John Wilsey go over church history. First, they go over his teaching career and the many schools he taught at. Then they move on to talking about Christianity. religious freedom, and national identity. Lastly, they finish up with church history and the movements that took place from the Reformation to present day.

Recommended resources include:

Religious Freedom: A Conservative Primer by John Wilsey

Augustine's Confessions

Mere Christianity by C.S. Lewis

In this week's episode. Lowell and Dr. Sam Bierig go over biblical theology and systematics. They talk about how the two are different but yet, at the same time, how to the two work together to bring alive God's Word. It shows how amazing and life changing the Bible can really be. They also discuss the projects that Dr. Berig is working on with the book/books he's writing and involved in. Laslty, the take a mini dive into Proverbs to see how to the read the awesome book and how helpful it can be in real life.

Recommended resources:

CSB Connecting Scripture by Benjamin Glad and JC Beale

In episode fourteen of season two on the podcast, Lowell sits down with Dr. Randy Adams to discuss the topic that Dr. Adams is teaching, which is church history of the first century church. The book of Acts is delved into throughly since that's the first history book of the church. They also talk about Dr. Adams livelihood, such as jobs, college, and his ministry now; Capitol Ministries.

Recommended resources include:

The Story of John Paton by James Patton

Safely Home by Randy Alcorn

The Life and Diary of David Brainerd. by Jonathon Edwards

In this episode of the podcast, Lowell and Dr. Jared Compton talk about the teaching for the week, Romans nine through sixteen. They really dive into the Gospel and living in light of it. It should be the center of our lives. They also discuss about missionaries and just how God used them mightily through their lives.

Recommended resources include:

Pursuit of Holiness by A.W. Tozier

To the Golden Shore by Courtney Anderson

Making of a Leader by Timothy Dudley-Smith

In this episode, Lowell talks with venture professor for the week, Chandler Langmann. In the conversation, they discuss Langmann's testimony, conversion, and then what he's teaching the ventures for the week, which is Biblical Theology. They go over covenant theology, dispensationalism, and how Christ is the fulfillment of all Scripture.

Recommended resources include:

Holiness of God by R.C. Sproul

40 Questions on Biblical Theology by Jason DeRouchie

Oren Martin and Andrew Neselli

In this episode on the podcast, Lowell sits down with Dr. Greg Lanier and discuss what he's teaching the venture students for the week. In the episode, they discuss Lanier's time in Cambridge and working on his PhD, as well as the topic he is teaching on, which is Christology. Main point is showing how Christ is fully God but also fully man.

Recommended resources:

Is Jesus Truly God by Greg Lanier

Old Made New by Greg Lanier

Concise Theology by J.I. Packer

Veritas by Ariel Sabar

In this episode on the podcast, Lowell sits down with Dr. Josh Maurer and discuss his family and conversion story. They also talk about Dr. Josh's dissertation he wrote on the adoption and being conformed to the image of the son, which is in Romans 8:29. Lastly, they also discuss the concept of suffering in the Christian life and what that looks like.

Recommended resources are:

Desire in God by John Piper

The Body God Gives by Robert Smith

In this week's episode on the podcast, Lowell and Dr. Josh Waltman sit and talk about systematic theology. Topics covered include pneumatology, study of the Holy Spirit, the Trinity, as well as the Hypostatic union and what that means for us as Christians.

Recommended resources are:

Introducing Christian Doctrine by Miller Erickson

Knowing God by J.I Packer

In this eighth episode of season 2, Lowell and Dr. Chad discuss topics on the General Epistles and what the professor is zeroing in on with the epistles, such as missing the Gospel and understanding the original audience. Finally, they go through the passage of James 4:13-17 and talk about what is being taught and said.

Recommended resources include:

Just Do Something by Kevin DeYoung

Christ Centered Exposition

Pillar New Testament Commentary Series

New International Commentary Series on New Testament

In episode 7 of season 2, Lowell sits down with Pastor Zach Fallon and talk about family and church life, what he's teaching the students over the week. They also discuss the idea of reading Paul well as well as preaching sermons.

Recommended Resources include:

Interpreting the Pauline Epistles by Tom Schreiner

How to Read a Book by Andy Naselli

In episode 6 of season 2, Lowell and Paul Hill discuss family life and the importance of attending a local church at home but also at MWSB. They also talk and give a slight overview of the class teaching for the week.

Recommended books:

The Church by Jeffery Johnson

Providence by John Piper

In episode 5 of season 2, Dr. Jim Lacy and Lowell discuss Jim's family, job as Interim Pastor, and books of the Bible that are considered wisdom literature.

Recommended resources include:

The Life Application Study Bible

Books of the Bible by Dr. Warren Wiersbe

In episode 4 of season 2, Dr. Yates and Lowell discuss family and church life, the storyline of the Old Testament, and goals for the class to learn.

Recommended resources include:

What the Old Testament Writers Really Cared About by Jason S. DeRouchie

Reading the Old Testament as Christian Scripture by Mark Gignilliat and Heath Thomas

Approaching the Old Testament by Gary Yates and Al Fuhr

In episode 3 of season 2. Lowell and Pastor Jordan Thomas talk about the gospel and the outline of his teaching.

Recommended resources include

The Gospel by Greg Gilbert

The introduction to John Owen’s book The Death of the Death and the Death of Christ

The Gospel of Jesus Christ by Paul Washer

In episode 2 of Season 2, Lowell and Dr. Matt Emadi discuss family. kid's sports, and the Garden of Eden.

Recommended resources include

From Eden to New Jerusalem by T.D Alexander

The Epic Story of the Bible by Greg Gilbert

Anything and Everything by Micheal Morales

In this premier episode of Season 2, Lowell and Chris discuss high school baseball, theological triage, and the value of theology to a normal believer.

Recommended Resources:

Taking God at His Word by Kevin DeYoung

Scribes and Scripture by John Meade & Peter Gurry

Canaan Revisited by Michael Krueger

The Inspiration and Authority of the Bible by B.B. Warfield

In the Season 1 finale of the MWSB Podcast, Lowell talks with Dr. Jon Hoglund of Bethlehem College and Seminary in Minneapolis, Minnesota about his experience in missions, the value in mission of learning the local language, and the importance of the Biblical meaning of "calling."

Recommended Resources in this Episode:

The Weight of Glory, C. S. Lewis

Virtuous Persuasion, Michael Niebauer

Mission Affirmed, Elliott Clark

In this penultimate episode of Season 1, Lowell and Dr. Zach Hedges of Trinity College in Trinity, Florida discuss missing a 1 year old's birthday party, the value of teaching in multiple disciplines, the benefits of knowing Church history, and the place of tradition.

Recommended Resources in this Episode:

Mere Christianity, C. S. Lewis

Cultural Sanctification, Stephen Presley

Venture Professor Dr. Sam Bierig of Spurgeon Collage in Kansas City, Missouri

talks with Lowell Engle about systematic theology and how he is teaching it to the venture class this week.

Recommended Resources In This Episode:

Mortification of Sin, John Owen

How Ike Lead, Suzan Eisenhower

Dr. Sam Emadi of Hunsinger Lane Baptist Church in Louisville, Kentucky speaks with Lowell Engle about his early Christian life, his academic background, his position at 9 Marks and what the church and gospel mean to him.

Recommended Resources in this Episode:

Desiring God, John Piper

The Pleasures of God, John Piper

According to Plan, Graeme Goldsworthy

Understanding Church Leadership, Jonathan Leeman

Understanding the Congregations Authority, Jonathan Leeman

Spurgeon the Pastor, Jeff Chang

Professor Micah Forsythe of Manhattan Christian School in Manhattan, Montana speaks with Lowell Engle about his history with MWSB, his background, and his class on church history this week.

Recommended Resources In This Episode:

The Bible

Knowing God, J.I. Packer

Mere Christianity, C.S. Lewis

Covenantal and Dispensational Theologies: Four Views on the Continuity of Scripture (Spectrum Multiview Book Series)

Dr. Jordan Edwards of Southwest Baptist University in Bolivar, Missouri speaks with Lowell Engle about the importance of Church history and the book of Acts.

Recommended Resources in This Episode:

Chosen by God, R.C. Sproul

Subversive Sabbath, A.J. Swoboda

Dr. Jared Compton of Bethlehem College and Seminary in Minneapolis, Minnesota speaks with Lowell Engle about Gods promises in Romans, the mission field and his journey to where he is at today.

Recommended Resources In This Episode:

Romans commentary, Douglas J. Moo

To the Golden Shore, Courtney Anderson

Island of the World, Michale O'Brien

Surprise by Oxford, Carolyn Webber

Venture Professor Taylor DiRoberto speaks with Lowell Engle about his journey as a believer that has led him to pursue his PhD. During his week on campus he was walking the venture students through Biblical Theology.

Recommended Resources in This Episode:

The Reason for God, Tim Keller

George Muller's Autobiography, George Muller

Venture professor Guy Bergstrom talks with Lowell Engle about his history with MWSB and the impact that it has had in his life. He also speaks of his passion for discipleship and how to apply it in your life.

Recommended Resources In This Episode:

Reclaiming the Sufficiency of Scripture, Rob Rienow

Paul Hill, the Executive Director of Montana Wilderness School of the Bible speaks with Lowell Engle about his journey to becoming the director at MWSB, his experience with being a parent of children here as well as his class on Ephesians.

Recommend Resources In This Episode:

Pursuit of God, A.W. Tozer

Providence, John Piper

Dr. Jake Rainwater of Midwestern Baptist Theological Seminary in Kansas City, Missouri talks with Lowell Engle about the complexities and joys of teaching the Doctrine of Salvation.

Recommended Resources In This Episode:

Mere Christianity, C.S. Lewis

Daily Doctrine, Kevin DeYoung

Dr. Joshua Waltman of Liberty University in Lynchburg Virginia, talks with Lowell Engle about the Trinity and systematic theology.

Recommended Resources in this episode:

Leonard Ravenhill - Why Revival Tarries

Michael Heiser - The Unseen Realm

Dr. Chad Everhart of the University of the Cumberlands in Williamsburg, Kentucky talks with Lowell Engle about the Gospels and the importance of understanding them. He also speaks of his life before and after being a Christian.

Recommended Resources in this episode:

The Sacred Search - Gary Thomas

Systematic Theology - Wayne Grudem

Suffering - Paul David Tripp

Pastor Zach Fallon of Christ Church in Atlanta, Georgia talks with Lowell about his journey through different ministries and his educational background. This week, as Zach is walking the students though Paul's letters, he explains that his goal in teaching is for the students to see the grace of God in Christ Jesus as something more attractive than anything the world has to offer.

Recommended Resources in this episode:

Shadow of the Almighty - Jim Elliot

The Gospel-Driven Church - Jared C Wilson

The Elder Led Church - Murray Capill

Pastor Bryan Hughes of Grace Bible Church in Bozeman, Montana talks with Lowell about his 25 year background as a teacher at MWSB, his ministry as a board member at the Masters University in Santa Clarita, California, and teaching the Gospels.

Recommended Resources in this episode:

Protestant Biblical Interpretation, Bernard Ram.

From God to Us, Geisler.

Work and the Meaning of Life, David Bahnsen.

Dr. Matthew Harmon of Grace Theological Seminary in Winona Lake,Indiana talks with Lowell about his journey to becoming a believer and the value he sees in hermeneutics and Biblical Theology.

Recommended Resources in this episode:

Knowing God, J.I. Packer

Desiring God, John Piper

The Royal Priest, Matthew Emadi

Dr. Jim Lacy of Cornerstone University in Grand Rapids, Michigan talks with Lowell about being an interim pastor, the healing of churches, and teaching wisdom literature to the first year students.

Recommended Resources in this episode:

Under the Shadow of the Almighty, Jim Elliott

Through Gates of Splendor, Elizabeth Elliott

Systematic Theology, Wayne Grudem

Dr. Gary Yates of Liberty University in Lynchburg, VA talks with Lowell about Old Testament history, the book of Jeremiah, losing in ping pong , and his journey as a pastor.

Recommended resources in this episode:

Knowing God, J.I. Packer

Lectures to My Students, Charles Spurgeon

God's Relational Presence, Danny Hayes

Grasping God's Word, Danny Hayes

Today Lowell talks with Dr. Randall McKinion from Cedarville University about understanding the Old Testament, and its value in the life of a modern Christian.

Dr. Kevin Horton of The Institute for Biblical Authority outside of Missoula, Montana talks with Lowell about creation science and his journey to where he is at today.

Jordan Thomas form Grace Church Memphis talks with Lowell about family, books, and church ministry.

Dr. Chris Smith of the Christ Covenant Institute and our own Lowell Engle kick off the MWSB Podcast!

Dr. Matthew Emadi of the Salt Lake School of Theology joins Lowell to discuss class, writing, and ministry in Salt Lake area, Utah.