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November 28, 2022July 4, 2023New Testament, Old Testament, Study, theodisc, TheoMisc Blog

Tobias Siegenthaler – The Bible as Narrative

Tobias and Kenny talk about how developing an awareness of the interplay between New Testament and Hebrew scriptures with regards to literary and narrative links can open our eyes to fresh ways of understanding the biblical text for our world. This episode includes a BONUS blog post!

May 12, 2021June 26, 2023students, Study, TheoMisc Blog

Bridging the funding gap for deaf students – Janey Lawry-White

Until a year ago at WTC, we had no idea just how tough it is for deaf students to study at tertiary levels. “Everything is a battle for us,” one of them told us.

March 30, 2021June 26, 2023church, doctrine, Study, TheoMisc Blog

God and Humanity – Mary Douglas

Christ, fully God and fully human, reconnects humanity to God within His person, bringing us back to life. Christ’s human will fully aligns with His divine will, restoring integrity to humanity.

September 7, 2019February 24, 2021doctrine, Study, TheoMisc Blog

A Hunger for Learning: Changing our Eating Habits

Hungry Bellies A few things have happened to me in the past few months that have made me want to write something…

October 1, 2018October 22, 2020church, Study, TheoMisc Blog

Spiritual Formation: A Christ Centred Worldview with Lucy Peppiatt

Lucy recently sat down for a discussion with The Student Leadership Blog in one of their podcast episodes.

For more discussion on this, listen to the episode with Dr Lucy Peppiatt, and read further below as we include text from their blog written by Brogan Hume.

September 1, 2018February 24, 2021doctrine, Study, TheoMisc Blog

Why Study Theology? Reflections for the evangelical charismatic church

I remember very clearly, in my 30’s, realizing that I wanted to study theology at degree level. I had no idea that it would end with me doing a PhD, leading a college, writing books, and teaching. It hadn’t been a “career move”! I thought I was studying theology so that I’d be a better co-pastor with my husband and because I loved it. I also thought then that these were good enough reasons for all that study and investment, and I still think they are.