HSF Conversations: The Odyssey
In this edition of HSF Conversations, Matthew Steven Bracey is joined by Phill and Aidan Lytle from Rambling Ever On to discuss Christopher Nolan’s The Odyssey. Among the topics covered include first impressions, technical and thematic elements of the film, (some) issues of controversy surrounding the film, and the nature of...
HSF Conversations: The American Founding
In this edition of HSF Conversations, regular contributors Sarah E. Lytle, Phillip T. Morgan, and Jesse F. Owens discuss the importance of the American founding for modern Americans. We share some things from the Founding that are particularly meaningful to us and suggest ways we can all learn from the thoughts and actions of the Founders before considering how we can best honor that generation...
HSF Conversations: Why Truth Matters with Bruce Little
In this episode of HSF Conversations, HSF contributor Christopher Talbot interviews Bruce Little on his new book Why Truth Matters: Francis Schaeffer on True Spirituality, Christ’s Lordship, and Inerrancy. Dr. Little is Professor Emeritus of Philosophy at Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary (2018), where he served as full-time faculty from 2001 to 2018 and director of the L. Russ Bush Center for Faith and Culture (2008-2013). We...
HSF Conversations: The Importance of Balancing Study and Practical Ministry for Pastors
In this episode of HSF Conversations, HSF contributors Daniel Mann and Jesse Owens are joined by Ed Goode to discuss the importance and difficulty of balancing study and practical ministry for pastors. We discuss why study and practical ministry are vital for pastors, the dangers of neglecting one or the other, and strategies for striking the right...
HSF Conversations: The Silmarillion (part 2/2)
Approximately a year ago, Phillip T. Morgan and Matthew Steven Bracey conversed about The Silmarillion. In that conversation, Morgan and Bracey discussed the work broadly—its mythos, its significance, etc. This post continues that conversation, getting into specific passages and characters and themes: Fëanor and his pride, Ungoliant and her unsatiable lust, Finrod Felagund and his high honor, Thingol and his isolationism, and Eru...
HSF Conversations: Free Will Baptist History with Dr. J. Matthew Pinson
In this episode of HSF Conversations, Jesse Owens is joined by Dr. Matthew Pinson to discuss his new book The Free Will Baptists: A New History, published by the University of Tennessee Press. In the episode, they discuss Pinson’s earliest memories of studying Free Will Baptist history, previous histories of the movement, the Randall and Palmer lines of Free Will Baptist history, and more. We hope you enjoy the episode, and be...
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