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How to Read a Book (of Theology)

How to Read a Book (of Theology)

JY: Welcome to GearTalk, a podcast on Biblical theology. Today, Jason and Tom talk about reading books of theology. What's the right strategy for reading books like this? Should we read them like we read any other books? The podcast ends with Jason and Tom talking...

How to Read a Book (of Theology)

The Problem: Israel’s Disability

JY: Welcome to Gear Talk, a podcast on biblical theology. Today is the second podcast in our month in Deuteronomy. The four podcasts in this series all have titles starting with the letter P. Last week, Jason and Tom talked about the Plea today, Jason and Tom talked...

How to Read a Book (of Theology)

The Promise Fulfilled: Deuteronomy 30

JY: Welcome to Gear Talk, a podcast on biblical theology. This is the fourth and final podcast in our month in Deuteronomy series. The titles for all these podcasts start with the letter P. Today, Tom and Jason talk about the “Promise Fulfilled.” We have an album...

DeRouchie’s Audio & Video Sites

A Podcast on Biblical Theology
with Tom Kelby & Jason DeRouchie

Where DeRouchie serves as Research Professor of Old Testament and Biblical Theology

Where DeRouchie Serves as Content Developer and Global Trainer

See DeRouchie's Academia.edu Site

About Jason S. DeRouchie

Dr. Jason DeRouchie (PhD, The Southern Baptist Theological Seminary) is a churchman and a passionate teacher driven to exalt Jesus from the Old Testament and to help Christians better grasp why the initial three-fourths of the Bible matters for Christians. He is Research Professor of Old Testament and Biblical Theology and Rich and Judy Hastings Endowed Chair of Old Testament Studies at Midwestern Baptist Theological Seminary in Kansas City, Missouri. He also serves as Content Developer and Global Trainer with Hands to the Plow Ministries and as a pastor of Sovereign Joy Baptist Church in the northland of Kansas City, MO.