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The Central Seminary Podcast is a ministry of Central Baptist Theological Seminary in Plymouth, Minnesota. This podcast will discuss biblical and theological issues relating to life and ministry as we interview the professors of Central Seminary as well as various alumni, pastors, and authors.
Unknown Host hosts The Central Seminary Podcast, a religion show with 87 episodes published.
In this episode, we sit down with Pastor Nathan Robbins, a church-planting pastor and Doctor of Ministry student at Central Seminary, as he takes us to the Five Points neighborhood on Buffalo's West Side. Nathan shares h
In this episode, we are joined by Mulenga Chileshe, a member of the Class of 2026 at Central Seminary. Speaking with us from Kitwe, Zambia, Mulenga shares his excitement for crossing the finish line as he completes his M
In this episode of the Central Seminary Podcast, we catch up with alumnus Paul Harmon (MDiv, ’02). Paul discusses the unique challenges of ministry in Uruguay, from using the traditional asado to reach men with the gospe
In this episode, we are joined by Dr. Matt Shrader to discuss a moment in church history and the life and ministry of Martin Luther. We discuss Luther's spiritual struggle with personal sin and the "light bulb” when he r
In this episode, we are joined by Dr. Jon Pratt for a discussion on his new book, "My Sheep Follow Me: A Study of Perseverance and the Threat of Antinomianism." Dr. Pratt walks us through how a seminary paper assignment
In this episode, we preview the 2026 McDonald Lectures with Central Seminary Provost, Dr. Brett Williams. This year's lecture series, titled "What in the World is a Worldview?", challenges the way evangelicals have defin
In this episode, Dr. Jon Pratt discusses the complex lineage of the Herods, their political maneuvers, and their impact on the New Testament. We explore the rise of Herod the Great alongside the achievements and paranoia
In this episode, we sit down with Dr. Brett Williams and Dr. Matt Morrell for a look at Central Seminary’s present and future. We discuss our growing international student body, our renewed ATS accreditation, faculty pro
In this episode, Dr. Jon Pratt reflects on his trips to the Holy Land and the spiritual, historical, and educational value of seeing the Bible’s geography firsthand. We discuss how walking the paths Jesus walked transfor
To kick off season four of The Central Seminary Podcast, we are joined by Dr. Roy Beacham and Dr. Kevin Bauder to discuss Millennial Sacrifices. In this episode, we explore the role of the sacrificial system prophesied i
In this episode, we commemorate the 1700th anniversary of the Council of Nicaea by exploring what happened in the summer of 325 AD and why it still matters today. Dr. Brett Williams and Dr. Matt Shrader walk us through t
In this episode, we sit down with Dr. Matt Morrell, pastor of Fourth Baptist Church and president of Central Seminary, along with pastoral intern Joseph Schuller, to explore the purpose and impact of pastoral internships
In this episode, Richard Byrne (M.A.B.C. Class of 2025) shares his journey through seminary and the impact of his education on life and ministry. He discusses the role of biblical counseling in the church, the importance
Why are so many young evangelicals drawn to Eastern Orthodoxy? What questions should we be asking? In Part 2 of Searching for Depth, we explore how Orthodox theology approaches salvation, mystery, sacraments, and worship
This episode launches a two-part discussion on the growing evangelical interest in the Eastern Orthodox Church. Dr. Williams and Dr. Shrader offer historical, theological, philosophical, and pastoral insights into Orthod
Bowling, Baseball, and Biblical Hebrew? You’ll want to catch the latest episode of The Central Seminary Podcast! In this episode, we interview Dr. Preston Mayes, Professor of Old Testament, to learn how God led him into
In this episode, we discuss the New Testament canon with Dr. Jon Pratt. We cover how we got our Bible and highlight some background on recent works on the canon. Listen along and share the episode with a friend! To learn
In preparation for our 2025 MacDonald Lectures, we sat down with Dr. Kyle Dunham to explore ways to use the book of Ecclesiastes. You’ll want to catch this special episode of The Central Seminary Podcast. Dr. Dunham shar
In this episode, we explore Paul’s instruction to Timothy to pray for “kings and for all those in high positions.” To better understand the biblical model and its implications for praying for our government leaders, we a
In this episode, Central alumnus and pastor Pat Thompson emphasizes the significance of fellowship with the body of Christ. Pastor Thompson shares insights from pastoral and teaching ministries here in Minnesota and over
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