The Table is a weekly podcast on topics related to God, Christianity, and cultural engagement brought to you by The Hendricks Center at Dallas Theological Seminary. The show features a variety of expert guests and is hosted by Dr. Darrell Bock, Bill Hendricks, Kymberli Cook, Kasey Olander, and Milyce Pipkin.
In this episode, Kymberli Cook, Glenn Kreider, and Craig Blaising discuss the history, core beliefs, and diversity within dispensationalism, including its view of salvation and the relationship between Israel and the Church.
In this episode, Jeremiah Chandler, Jamal-Dominique Hopkins, and Kevin Hawkins delve into Jamal-Dominique's research on the Dead Sea Scrolls and how it reshapes the narrative around blackness, affirming dignity in a context where that has not always been granted.
In this classic episode, Dr. Darrell Bock and Christopher Brooks discuss the challenges and opportunities of urban ministries in diverse and ethnic neighborhoods.
In this episode, Bill Hendricks and Ken Cochrum discuss Ken's extensive experience in Christian ministry and leadership in large organizations.
In this episode, Bill Hendricks and Amos Smith discuss Smith’s work with A Christian Ministry in the National Parks, focusing on how the ministry helps people connect with nature and deepen their understanding of God and themselves.
In this episode, Jeremiah Chandler discusses with Frank Turek and Eric Mason the role of apologetics in the Church and how it serves as a tool to strengthen and build our faith.
In this episode, Milyce Pipkin sits down with Timothy C. Morgan, Radha Vyas, and Warren L. Maye to discuss the challenges they encounter in their careers and how they manage to handle them.
In this episode, Darrell Bock and Greg Seghers discuss Greg’s missionary work with ZEMA in South Africa amongst the AmaZioni people and how God is in working that part of the world.
In this episode, Darrell Bock, Christina Crenshaw, Cheyenne Coote, and Sandra Glahn discuss the difference between womanist and feminist theology and how Christians should respond to ideologies different from their own.
In this classic episode, Bill Hendricks and Reg Grant explore the need for art and drama, focusing on the Sunday worship experience and everyday Christian living.
In this classic episode, Darrell Bock, Jeff Barrows, Scott Rae and Christina Crenshaw discuss the ethical, medical and theological implications of IVF highlighting their medical, professional and personal experiences.
In this classic episode, Kym Cook, Jacob Taylor and Robert Covolo discuss fashion and faith, focusing on how what you wear can communicate Christ in the world around you.
