Can the Bible continue to speak to us today?
In this final episode of our series on reading the Bible with ICS Senior Member in theology Nik Ansell, special guest Mike Wagenman joins us to ask Nik some lingering questions. Come along as we dig deeper into a consideration of Genesis 1 and evolution, the ramifications of fear and possibilities of wisdom, the pursuit of friendship with God in Job, and more!
If you'd like to hear more from Nik, you can find more information about some of his upcoming courses (including Biblical Foundations which will be starting in the fall) now available remotely. Join him and start reading the Bible differently for yourselves!
Here are some links to influential Reformational resources that Nik mentions in this episode:
In this final episode of our series on reading the Bible with ICS Senior Member in theology Nik Ansell, special guest Mike Wagenman joins us to ask Nik some lingering questions. Come along as we dig deeper into a consideration of Genesis 1 and evolution, the ramifications of fear and possibilities of wisdom, the pursuit of friendship with God in Job, and more!
If you'd like to hear more from Nik, you can find more information about some of his upcoming courses (including Biblical Foundations which will be starting in the fall) now available remotely. Join him and start reading the Bible differently for yourselves!
Here are some links to influential Reformational resources that Nik mentions in this episode:
- How to Read the Bible to Hear God Speak: A Study in Numbers 22-24 (reprint, Wipf and Stock, 2019) by Calvin Seerveld
- Setting Our Sights by the Morning Star (The Patmos Press, 1989) by Hendrik Hart
- A Hermeneutics of Ultimacy: Peril or Promise? (University of America Press, 1987) by James Olthuis, Donald G. Bloesch, Clark H. Pinnock, and Gerald T. Sheppard
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