Kevin Boling interviewed (MP3) me this afternoon re Four Views on the Spectrum of Evangelicalism on his “Knowing the Truth” radio program.
Related: Kevin interviewed (MP3) me a year ago re Keswick theology.
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Three Recent Interviews
Three people recently interviewed me about Keswick theology, and MP3s are available for each interview:
- A 55-minute interview on Kevin Boling’s “Knowing the Truth” Radio Program broadcast live on July 22.
- Aaron Blumer, publisher for Sharper Iron, interviewed me on the campus of Trinity Evangelical Divinity School on June 21, and he published a 32-minute interview on July 28 (part 1 | part 2).
- John Starke, managing editor of TGC Reviews, led a phone interview on July 22, and he published a 17-minute interview today.
Radio interviews provide all sorts of opportunities for embarrassing bloopers. In this case I misspell Keswick by emphasizing the silent “w” and omitting the final “k”!
Here are a few pics from Kevin Boling’s interview:
Related: Let Go and Let God?
Update on 8/23/2017: My latest book attempts to survey and analyze “let go and let God” theology more accessibly:
Are Millennial Views Essential?
Kevin Boling, host of “Knowing the Truth” radio program, contacted me a couple of hours before his hour-long radio program this afternoon and asked me to be his guest to discuss the issue I highlighted in my recent blog post on Schreiner’s and Dever’s positions on millennial views.
Kevin, a gracious host, entitled the program “Are Millennial Views Essential?” The interview is available from SermonAudio as a 55-minute MP3.
Update: See “Mark Dever on the Function of Statements of Faith.”