HSF Conversations: Dr. J. Matthew Pinson
In this episode of HSF Conversations, we talk with Dr. Matthew Pinson about his newest book 40 Questions About Arminianism, published earlier this year with Kregel Academic. HSF contributor, Jesse Owens, asks Pinson why Arminius should be considered a Reformed theologian and how the definition of what it means to be Reformed changed after the Synod of Dort. Pinson also explains how he, like Arminius, believes it necessary to put...
HSF Conversations: On Parenting
In this edition of Conversations, Provost of Welch College, Dr. Matthew McAffee, joins regular HSF contributors, Phillip Morgan, Chris Talbot, and Rebekah Zuniga, in discussing the blessings and challenges of parenting. We discuss some unexpected aspects of parenting before thinking through some practical ways we can protect our children from harmful ideologies in our culture without isolating them too...
HSF Conversations: An Interview with Michael Haykin
In this episode of HSF Conversations, we talk with Dr. Michael Haykin about the importance of history for the Christian faith. Dr. Haykin serves as Professor of Church History and Biblical Spirituality at the Southern Baptist Theological Seminary. He is also the Director of the Andrew Fuller Center for Baptist Studies, which promotes the study of Baptist history. Dr. Haykin is the author of numerous books including: Kiffin,...
HSF Conversations: Local Associations
In this episode of HSF Conversations, we are joined by Tim Campbell who serves as a minister in Walnut Grove, Arkansas, and Daniel Webster who serves as moderator of the Northern Quarterly of the Cumberland Association to discuss the importance of active participation in local...
HSF Conversations: An Interview with Ken Simpson
In this episode of HSF Conversations we interview Ken Simpson, who has served at Calvary Fellowship in Fenton, MO since 2009. Ken tells us about his transition to pastor at Calvary Fellowship, following a tenured pastor of over thirty years. Ken details what the former pastor did to prepare the church for the transition, which might be helpful to other churches transitioning to a new pastor as the previous pastor enters retirement. We...
HSF Conversations: Live Not By Lies
After a month-long hiatus through the month of July, the HSF is back with another Conversations. In this discussion we talk about Rod Dreher’s most recent publication, Live Not By Lies, which the HSF previously reviewed here. Among other things we give an overview of the book, discuss first impressions including some critical analysis, consider the problems that Dreher identifies, and talk through how we can respond to these...
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