The Center for Thinking Biblically's library of compelling video content is now available in podcast form.
Center for Thinking Biblically
In a relatively short amount of time, the Center for Thinking Biblically has built a library of compelling video content, with professors from The Master’s University addressing topics like culture, journalism, and dinosaurs from a biblical perspective.
Now those video series are available in podcast form.
Whether on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, or multiple other platforms, users can listen to Dr. Abner Chou on theology, Dr. Grant Horner on culture, and Dr. Gregg Frazer on politics.
Other topics include science, education, and artificial intelligence.
Each course is taught by a TMU faculty member who is an expert in their field and passionate about sharing their knowledge with others.
The Center for Thinking Biblically, which released its first video series last year, was created to offer free resources tackling important questions about the world around us through a consistently and deeply biblical framework. One of the most-watched series so far features Dr. Matthew McLain, associate professor of biological science and geoscience, as he presents a biblical understanding of dinosaurs.
More series are planned for the future, and listeners can sign up to receive updates about new content.
The Center has already helped thousands of Christians in their desire to think biblically, and this new podcast format makes its resources more accessible. Each series is split into short, 15-minute-or-less segments, so listeners can build their biblical worldview during small breaks — or drives — during the day.
You can find CTB wherever you listen to podcasts. Simply search “Center for Thinking Biblically.”
Start listening now on Spotify.
Adam Brewer is a senior studying history and communication.
