The Glossary

Nathan and Karen talk to Dr. A. J. Sherrill, author of The Enneagram for Spiritual Formation, on how the enneagram helps us zero in on our unique process of spiritual formation through both upstream (difficult) and downstream (easy) practices.

Dr. A. J. Sherrill is a professor, Anglican pastor, enneagram expert, and author of The Enneagram for Spiritual Formation. In this episode, Nathan and Karen talk to A. J. about what the enneagram is and some common misconceptions that surround this unique personality tool.

Nathan and Karen finish their conversation with Dr. Gary Moon (author of Becoming Dallas Willard) on the life and influence of philosopher, teacher, and Christ-follower Dallas Willard.

Karen and Nathan interview Dr. Gary Moon, Director of Conversatio Divina and Senior Fellow of the Martin Institute of Westmont College in Southern California. Gary was a personal friend of Dallas Willard and is the author of his biography, Becoming Dallas Willard.

Nathan, Jon, and the Shanes finish their conversation on true worship: living in a way that points to The Man, Jesus, out of a heart devoted to him.

Nathan sits down with Watermark Worship leaders Jon Abel, Shane Barnard, and Shane Everett, to discuss the meaning and weight of worship.

Nathan and Karen finish their conversation with Dr. Scott Horrell on the Trinity, focusing on how the early Church rejected various heresies and solidified this essential doctrine. You should too.

Dr. Scott Horrell, retired Professor of Theological Studies at Dallas Theological Seminary, helps us out with some clarity on the Trinity.

To finish off our conversation on bibliology, we are airing the Dallas Seminary chapel message by Dan Wallace titled "Christ at the Center: A Bibliology Grounded in Christology." This message is the second in his two-part series Bumper Sticker Theology.

Nathan and Karen host Dr. Dan Wallace, Executive Director of the Center for the Study of New Testament Manuscripts, to discuss Christian doctrine and the the critical need to prioritize them in order of importance.