Geneva College Speeches and Lectures Podcast
The Geneva College Speeches and Lectures Podcast opens the doors to a campus deeply rooted in Christian thought, offering a direct audio feed from its community. Here, you’ll find a collection of chapel addresses, special guest presentations, and academic lectures that reflect the college's Reformed Protestant foundation. Each episode serves as a standalone conversation, where faculty, visiting scholars, and spiritual leaders explore the integration of faith with rigorous intellectual inquiry across all disciplines. This isn't about simplified sermons; it's about engaging with complex ideas from a distinctly Christian worldview. The discussions you'll hear might grapple with theology, ethics, history, or contemporary culture, always aiming to connect learning with a deeper sense of purpose. By sharing these recordings, Geneva College provides a resource for anyone curious about how enduring spiritual principles interact with modern questions and academic pursuits. Tune into this podcast for thoughtful, challenging content that encourages reflection, whether you're a student, an alumnus, or simply someone seeking substantive dialogue. The variety of voices ensures that each listen offers a different perspective, united by a common commitment to exploring the richness of a life informed by faith and reason.
Episodes
Dr. Andreas Köstenberger
Toward a Biblical Theology of Gender - J.G. Vos Memorial Lecturer - February 22, 2023 at Geneva College
The Constitution and 911
Associate Dean for Online Programs at Regent Law School, Bradley P. Jacob shares his expertise regarding the impact of 911 on the Constitution.
Remembering 911 - GVALS
Remembering 9/11 at its 20th Anniversary - Personal Stories from 9/11: Tom Dykhouse, David Shedd and Ann Van Hine. Thursday, September 16, 2021 at 7 p.m. Skye Lounge
Dr. Steve Garber - GVALS - Seeing Seamlessly
Seeing Seamlessly - The Heart of Life, the Heart of Learning - Dr. Steve Garber at Geneva College
Dr. Steve Garber - GVALS - Can M&Ms Save The World?
Can M&Ms Save the World? On the Business of Business - Dr. Steve Garber at Geneva College
The Anti-Federalist Tradition in American History
John Fea is a Distinguished Professor of American History at Messiah University. He is a recognized expert on the historical influence of evangelicalism in American culture and an award-winning author. His book Was Ameri…
The Wonder-Working Power of the Bible in American Politics
John Fea is a Distinguished Professor of American History at Messiah University. He is a recognized expert on the historical influence of evangelicalism in American culture and an award-winning author. His book Was Ameri…
God’s Vision for a Multicultural Church - Convergence 2019 - Session 2
Ken Wytsma leads a conversation about God's vision for true unity in His Church. This is session 2 of the 2019 Geneva College Convergence Conference.