The BibleMesh team often attends academic conferences, like we did in the recorded video below. But what is the point of such conferences, and how do we remain focused on forming students in the “Three Greats” when such conferences often seem disconnected or unhelpful for personal faith and serving God’s mission in the world? https://youtu.be/kgJoKc6c8jw …
Andy Gemmill, current MA in Theology student, has the unique perspective of not only being a student but also overseeing a cohort of students taught in collaboration with a pastors training course in Cornhill, Scotland. Andy lives in Glasgow and is in the dissertation phase. Serving as a pastor who also previously had a career …
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Sign up now for an 8-session weekly book club working through Carl Trueman’s Strange New World. For $49.99, you get the digital book together with chapter videos and audio narration from the author. Dr. Dennis Greeson will add additional commentary for each chapter and lead a weekly 1-hour Zoom session to discuss the big ideas and …
This post has been adapted from a recorded interview with BibleMesh Institute Teaching Fellow Dr. Gregory Soderberg. Tell us about yourself. I have been a teacher my whole career. When I was in high school, I was involved in acting, and taking acting lessons from an older actor who had been in some films. God …
The term apologetics is often heard in Christian circles, but what does it really mean? We can gain a clearer sense of what an apologetic should entail by first looking at the biblical context giving rise to the concept. After this we will be able to outline some defining characteristics of how we defend our faith.
BibleMesh are delighted to be co-sponsors, alongside Crossway, of the International John Owen Convention.
This is a two-part convention: a two-day academic conference geared to scholars working in a variety of disciplines complemented by a one-day conference exploring the relevance of Owen studies for the contemporary church.