Unwriting the Bible
Unwriting the Bible
Podcast Description
The Bible was written to be heard. This podcast explores aspects of the oral traditional origins of the Christian Bible, along with other topics when Nick decides to go "off script."
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Focuses on the interplay between orality and biblical studies, with episodes discussing topics such as oral tradition in the New Testament, the influence of principalities on Christian witness, and the relational aspect of Scripture. Notable episodes include interviews with professors discussing the historical context of biblical texts and explorations of theological concepts like the necessity of the Triune God.
The Bible was written to be heard. This podcast explores aspects of the oral traditional origins of the Christian Bible, along with other topics when Nick decides to go “off script.”
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Dr. Tom Steffen is Professor Emeritus of Intercultural Studies at the Cook School of Intercultural Studies, Biola University. He served with New Tribes Mission (now Ethnos360) for 20 years, including 15 years in the Philippines, where he focused on church planting and cross-cultural ministry. Dr. Steffen specializes in church multiplication, orality, honor-shame dynamics, and business as mission. He is a leading voice in the Orality Movement, contributing to its development and application in missions and theological education. His publications include Reconnecting God's Story to Ministry, The Facilitator Era, Worldview-based Storying, and New and Old Horizons in the Orality Movement.
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