Study in Jerusalem with Baruch Kvasnica
The Stone Chapel Podcast
Starting a seminary in Jerusalem has been no easy task with the Covid-pandemic and the war in Gaza since 2022. But somehow, providentially, it is not only surviving in Jerusalem, it is thriving. You can study in Jerusalem with some gifted and committed teachers. Earn a certificate or a MA in Biblical Studies. Jerusalem Seminary’s president, Baruch Kvasnika, joins David Capes to talk about the inspiration for this new work and how it has developed. Is this the place for you to learn Hebrew, Greek or the Bible? For more information go to You can here more amazing episodes...
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"The Africa God Wants" with Master Obi
The Stone Chapel Podcast
Dr. Obi is Secretary General of the Association of Evangelicals in Africa, AEA. His organization represents 380 million evangelicals and Pentecostals in Africa. There are more Christians in Africa than people in the United States. In this podcast David Capes talks with Master Obi about “the Africa God Wants.” Africa has been changed by the gospel yet there is so much work to do. There is also the constant threat of persecution in many nations. If you ever wanted to pray for Africa, this podcast will tell you how. To learn more, go to You can find a Listen to...
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Technology's Transforming Power with Lyndon Drake
The Stone Chapel Podcast
Lyndon Drake, a research fellow at the University of Oxford, joins David Capes on The Stone Chapel Podcast to talk about his upcoming lecture at Lanier Theological Library in Houston. Dr. Drake has two doctorates: one in Artificial Intelligence; and another in Theology. He brings his expertise to the question of how our tech tools shape us. There is a lot of talk these days about AI. This is talk that makes sense. Here’s a . Listen to more . Here are two videos from Lydon Drake’s weekend at the Lanier Theological Library. with Lyndon...
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Reconstructing the Deconstructed with Melissa Cain Travis
The Stone Chapel Podcast
Many people today are on a journey of deconstruction, that is, deconstructing their faith because of doubts, injury, or some other issue. Often, deconstruction comes in a college classroom when a university professor endeavors to help his/her students shed their unreasonable beliefs. Melissa Cain Travis joins David Capes on The Stone Chapel Podcast to discuss the philosophy behind deconstruction and to help people begin reconstructing. She has a new book coming out you will want to read! Here’s the You can listen to more Email us at podcast@lanierlibrary.org The...
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Did Jesus Replace Moses' Law? with Paul Sloan
The Stone Chapel Podcast
Jesus is often depicted as a prophet who is replacing Moses’ law with his own, distinct law. In his book Jesus and the Law of Moses: The Gospels and The Restoration of Israel Within First Century Judaism, Paul Sloan challenges that portrayal for another that places Jesus at the heart of Judaism. He joins David Capes on The Stone Chapel Podcast to discuss his book and to make the case that we have not often taken seriously the prophetic notion that God promises to restore his people. For Sloan Jesus becomes the “herald” of that good news: “Our God reigns.” Click here for...
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How Horror Movies Can Save Your Soul with Phil Tallon
The Stone Chapel Podcast
Horror Movies. What do you think about them? Do you love them? Do you hate them? Well, you’re not alone. Horror movies are the most divisive genre of film. Dr. Phil Tallon and his co-writer, Cameron McAllister, are writing a book on horror movies and how they can save your soul. How could that be? What do horror movies do that might be “good” for the soul. Well, listen and see what you think. Listen to even more great episodes of Here's the . The Stone Chapel Podcast is part of the
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"Desperately Needed" with Christopher Hays
The Stone Chapel Podcast
Dr Christopher Hays returns with how Scholar Leaders is addressing sexual abuse in churches and seminaries and the challenge of getting good digital resources into the hands of majority world scholars, pastors, and church leaders. We cannot believe how generous the publishers are! To learn more, go to the website for Scholar Leaders: Be sure to listen to part one of Dr. Capes’s conversation with Here is the . Listen to more episodes of The Stone Chapel Podcast is part of the .
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Bombs, Books, Building Back with Christopher Hays
The Stone Chapel Podcast
Russian bombs started falling on Ukraine in February 2022. Christopher Hays and his organization, ScholarLeaders, were on the ground in Ukraine to help the refugees of war and to be the best friend majority world scholars and leaders in Ukraine could have. Dr. Hays stops by to talk with David Capes on the Stone Chapel Podcast about how Christian churches and schools have managed the last 3 years. Some might ask: why is it so important to carry on with higher education when a war is raging? C.S. Lewis had an answer to that question a the beginning of WW 2. Listen...
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One Scholar Plus Forty Pastors with Chris Dolson
The Stone Chapel Podcast
Chris Dolson has a terrific idea he inherited from his professor and mentor, Haddon Robinson: bring together an expert on a book of the Bible with 35-40 pastors who are experts on their churches and tasked with the responsibility to teach and preach. The result is the DIDASKO seminars that are taking place all around the United States. If the busy-ness of ministry has caused you to fall out of love with the Scriptures, these seminars are for you. To find a time and location near you go to . Check out the . Here are more great episodes of . The Stone Chapel Podcast is...
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Ascension: A Lost Doctrine with Ross Hastings
The Stone Chapel Podcast
When is the last time you heard a strong, inspiring sermon on the ascension of Christ? Ross Hastings has noticed how churches, Protestant churches in particular, neglect the doctrine of the ascension in their preaching and teaching. Why is that? It is central to the New Testament story and the continuing story of the gospel. Dr. Hastings joins David Capes on The Stone Chapel Podcast to talk about his book, The Glory of the Ascension: Celebrating a Doctrine for the Life of the Church. You’d be surprised how many teachings and Christian practices tie into this...
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Today’s podcast is a bit different. David Capes, our host, extends a call for papers for the Evangelical Foundation for Biblical Research (https://efbr.net/). The foundation covers all expenses for the scholars and their spouses to Myrtle Beach, SC, for the conferences held May 28-30, 2026. In addition, we expect each invited scholar to submit their finished essay for publication in order receive a $500 stipend. A publication agreement is already in place.
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