The Aquila Institute
The Aquila Institute
Podcast Description
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
Stephen Campbell sits down with Tom Griffin, who is Executive Director of By Heart Ministries (byheart.org). By Heart is dedicated to helping churches incorporate regular Scripture recitation into their corporate life.
Tom’s story will encourage you, and his passion for God’s Word will inspire you to learn your Bible more and memorize Scripture.
Tom is a technical consultant for a global software and hardware company. Holding a degree and teaching credential from the University of California, Davis, he taught physics and chemistry for 13 years in the United States, Belgium, and Germany before switching to high-tech.
Tom has delivered Scripture recitations for two decades in California, at Valley Bible Church, and in Germany at the International Christian Fellowship. He founded the By Heart recitation ministry and has written two books on the topic of Scripture recitation. Tom and his wife have two grown daughters and reside in Frankfurt, Germany.
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