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Denver is a missionary, Taylor is a pastor, and Matt is a professor. All of them, however, are passionate about bridging the gap between scholarship and ministry. They want to take the insights gained through academic study of the Bible and bring them directly to the fields of ministry. Sometimes Christians are led to believe they must choose between being a capable scholar and having a fruitful ministry. The Learning Laborers believe that the opposite is true. When brought together in the right way, scholarship enhances ministry and ministry experience also enhances biblical scholarship.
Unknown Host hosts The Learning Laborers, a religion show with 61 episodes published.
In the season four finale of Learning Laborers, the we begin by reflecting on the season’s journey, highlighting conversations with guests like Paul Sloan, Carmen Joy Imes, Dru Johnson, and Teresa Roberts - plus other re
In this episode, Matt, Taylor, and Denver do a live study of Ezekiel 37 - the famous Valley of Dry Bones. What's going on in this nightmarish vision that feels like it's straight out of a zombie movie? Where did the bone
This special Holy Week episode features an interview with Jesse Roberts from the band Poor Bishop Hooper . Jesse and his wife Leah have been making music and ministering together since 2013. All of their music is deeply
As we draw closer to Holy Week, Matt and Taylor devote an episode to the trial of Jesus before Pontius Pilate. Matthew details the importance of this episode in the story of the Gospels and also explains why Pilate is so
The Learning Laborers hosts a conversation about Leviticus with Dr. Dru Johnson. Dru frames Leviticus as forming God’s people through embodied, communal practices that keep God’s presence among them and train them for ju
Matt, Taylor, and Denver welcome Dr. Teresa Roberts (professor at Ozark Christian College) to discuss why children’s ministry is vital to a healthy church. Roberts argues that the most significant formation happens in th
In this episode of the Learning Laborers Podcast, Taylor hosts a conversation with Dr. Matthew McBirth on the themes of persecution and suffering faced by the recipients of 1 Peter. They delve into the historical and soc
In this Christmas episode of the Learning Laborers podcast, Denver and Taylor explore the multi-dimensional nature of Jesus' Messiahship through the lens of Matthew 1-2. Drawing on the work of Novenson, they explore the
In this episode, Matt, Denver, and Taylor welcome Dr. Shane J. Wood, a professor of New Testament at Ozark Christian College and Lincoln Seminary. The discussion delves into Dr. Wood's unique approach to biblical interpr
What did authentic hospitality look like in the ancient world? What were the lifelong implications for those who engaged in hosting and being hosted? How can the church get back to its roots of hospitality today? These q
In this episode, Denver invites Matt and Taylor into a discussion of the theme of sleep in the narratives of Scripture. They explore the various Old Testament stories that feature sleep, probing to understand what kind o
In this episode of the Learning Laborers, hosts Matthew and Denver sit down with Dr. Brenton Fessler, lead pastor at Refuge OC in Orange, California. They discuss the journey and challenges of church planting, the import
The Learning Laborers podcast is honored to host Dr. Carmen Joy Imes. Carmen is an Old Testament professor at Biola University and in this episode, we discuss her forthcoming book - Becoming God's Family: Why the Church
Does the Law of Moses still matter for Christians today? Does Jesus expect his followers to obey the Torah? In this episode of the Learning Laborers, Taylor and Matt sit down with Dr. Paul Sloan - associate professor of
Should we live to work or work to live? How does Jesus want his followers to work? In the new creation, will we finally be done working forever? To kick off season 4, co-hosts Taylor, Denver, and Matt look at the topic o
In this special season finale of The Learning Laborers Podcast, Denver and Taylor dive into a comprehensive recap of Season 3. They discuss their favorite episodes, notable guests, and memorable moments. Additionally, th
In this summer episode, Taylor and Denver discuss the central theme of the gospel in the book of 1 Peter. They explore how Peter's testimony about Jesus as the Christ shapes the Christian life, encouraging listeners to e
In this episode, Taylor and Denver dive into a thought-provoking discussion on violence in the Old Testament with Dr. Matthew Lynch. The conversation delves into the implications of violence in scripture, how to put Old
In this episode of Learning Laborers, Taylor and Denver sit down with their fellow classmate Noah Schumacher - a pastor and contributor to the new volume And Upon This Rock, which explores the life of the Apostle Peter.
What do you do when someone in your congregation or church community starts to get wrapped up in conspiracy theories?Join us in this episode where we dive into the world of conspiracy theories and their impact on evangel
Carmen Joy Imes
Professor of Biblical Studies
1 appearance on this show
Matt Lynch
Scarecrow Video
1 appearance on this show
Dr. Jared Stacy
theologian and former pastor
1 appearance on this show
Paul Hoffman
Senior Scientist · Liberty Science Center
1 appearance on this show
Nadya Williams
Contributing Editor at Providence, Books Editor at Mere Orthodoxy, Interim Director of the MFA in Creative Writing at Ashland University · Ashland University
1 appearance on this show
Lois Tverberg
writer and speaker
1 appearance on this show
Scot McKnight
author of Invisible Jesus
1 appearance on this show
Matthew Bates
professor of Theology · Quincy University
1 appearance on this show
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