The Aquila Institute
The Aquila Institute
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This podcast supports the Aquila Initiative network and the Aquila Theological Institute by creating and sharing God-honoring and biblically sound materials specifically tailored for Marketplace Missions and church planting in an international context.
Hosted by Dr. Stephen Campbell and Dr. David Martin
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The podcast focuses on themes surrounding Marketplace Missions, church planting, and preaching methods. Episodes include in-depth conversations on expository preaching and the importance of authority in pastoral ministry, exemplified by a four-part series featuring expert interviews with established pastors and theologians.
This podcast supports the Aquila Initiative network and the Aquila Theological Institute by creating and sharing God-honoring and biblically sound materials specifically tailored for Marketplace Missions and church planting in an international context.
Hosted by Dr. Stephen Campbell and Dr. David Martin
In this episode, Stephen and David sit down with Ben White to discuss Second Corinthians. It’s a notoriously difficult book to read and understand, but Ben explains it so well. It is relevant to all believers and has special significance for church leaders.
Dr. White holds an MA from Regent College and PhD from Durham University. His academic interests are in Paul, modern theology, the ‘rise’ of early Christianity, and the relationship between historical and theological interpretation. He has been a professor in New York City, Visiting Fellow at Yale Divinity School, and Postdoctoral Fellow at Harvard Divinity School. He is currently a part-time faculty member in New Testament at Boston College and an adjunct professor at Gordon-Conwell Theological Seminary.
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