We continue our series with Jonathan Kindler, LFBI professor of Biblical Counseling, to discuss the topic of marriage. We briefly address underlying thoughts, behaviors and patterns that manifest in common presenting issues. We discuss what it looks like to counsel couples according to God’s purpose and plan, beginning with the gospel. Lastly, we touch on how a biblically sound relationship functions and what intimacy looks like for the married couple who’s main goal is to glorify Christ.

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Episode 129: Dr. Alan Shelby, Dean of LFBI sits down to discuss the problems with the writings of Dr. Bart D. Ehrman, biblical scholar and atheist. We share Ehrman’s faith story and how he came to recant his Christianity. We then address his approach to textual and form criticism and he presses assumption onto the scriptural text. We analyze Ehrman’s book, “Jesus: Apocalyptic Prophet” and Alan shares with us a biblical model for finding truth.

Hello LFBI Students!

We hope that your summer semester is off to a great start and that you are learning more from God's word through your classes. At this point, you only have 7 weeks left to complete your courses, so please make sure you are setting aside enough time to get through the lectures, quizzes, and major assignments. Everything is due by August 6th @ 11:59 pm CST. 

Please reach out to your designated Teacher Assistant in your class with any questions. 

- The LFBI Team