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Said At Southern continues to extend the theological conversation beyond the classroom. I am pleased to announce we have recorded our first podcast. I hope to make podcasts a regular feature at Said At Southern.
Podcast #1 - An Interview With Dr. Russell Moore on the Gospel, Culture and Evangelism
Russell-Moore-Said.mp3
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Dr. Russell Moore was was kind [...]
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Here is a short summary of the great Southern Seminary related blogging from this past week. You can find over 100 constantly updating feeds from our student, faculty and alumni bloggers by clicking on the links above.
Ed Stetzer is making a blogging comeback (per his new job description). FYI: Dr. Ed Stetzer picked up the [...]
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Stumble at Stumbleupon - I’ve been using Stumble some and like to “payback” blogs that link me. A good review on Stumble can sent a few hundred new visitors. [...]
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Phil Johnson and company at Team Pyro have launched a series of motivational posters about the Emerging Church Chaos. You can see theme at Phil’s website or in their original context at Team Pyro.
Update: It seems that the Relevant Magazine podcast took notice of these posters. Phil and Frank defend themselves at Team Pyro.
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Asking hard questions about our Christian vocabulary may make us squirm a little. But it’s healthy to ask questions if our goal is to adopt better, more-biblical terminology.
Let’s consider the phrase “personal relationship with Jesus.” In the last century, evangelical churches grew in number as many people fled the mainline churches for a conversion-centered, conservative Christianity. Evangelicals found that [...]
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Who can bear the weight of the responsibility of missions work?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ijIJc8NKnYw
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Said At Southern Seminary dedicates Friday’s post to showcase some of the excellent articles written by SBTS student, faculty, staff and alumni bloggers. You can view all our 100+ feeds by selecting the pages to the left. If I missed your favorite post - you can make your case in the comments.
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