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Apologetics (2012)

This class was recorded in the summer of 2012 for a group of adults and students. It covers a number of topics that are integral for having a deep understanding of apologetics.

Systematic Theology

Each quarter of this theology class covers a different aspect of systematic theology. Systematic theology is the integration of the Bible’s teaching into broad, overarching concepts (e.g. salvation, theology of God, the church, end times, etc.).

Revelation (2013)

We give a detailed explanation of Revelation from a futurist, premillennial viewpoint, interacting with alternate interpretations and views on the book. Listen to what the book of Revelation teaches about the end of human history.

John (2013)

The gospel of John is one of the most popular books in the New Testament. In this book, John gives a firsthand account of the life, teaching, miracles, and death of Christ.

Luke (2015)

Written for a largely Gentile audience, Luke stresses the historical details of Jesus’ life, as well as Jesus’ love for the marginalized in society.

Esther (2015)

This book shows the sovereignty of God in the life of a young woman in Persia during the Exile.

I Timothy (2014)

This is the first of the Pastoral Epistles. Paul wrote to Timothy—a timid and fearful leader—and here we see an insight into how Paul coached and counseled him to do ministry.

Colossians & Philemon (2014)

Paul was writing to the Colossian church to correct false teaching that had entered there.

Hebrews (2015)

The epistle to the Hebrews explains how Christ fulfilled the old covenant, and offers unique insights into grace and how to draw near to God through his finished work.

Psalms & Proverbs

The psalms teach us to pray, give thanks, grieve, and understand the character of God.

Does God Exist?

Why should someone believe that God exists? Is this something that we should simply take on faith, or are there good reasons for believing in God? These are lectures and debates on the subject of the existence of God from James.

Leadership Teachings

These teachings were given to small group leaders by James.

Acts (2016)

While we have four gospels about the life, death, and resurrection of Christ, we have only one account of the birth and expansion of the Church. This book helps tie together the various epistles of the NT, including the conversion of Paul.

Music

Here are some songs I wrote and recorded back in the day.

Genesis (2017)

This series was given on The Ohio State University campus in 2017.

Daniel (2017)

This book follows Daniel through the Exile into Babylon and the courts of Persia. It contains remarkable predictions of the future, and also teaches us about the sovereignty of God, the power of prayer, and God's plan for human history

Too Good to be True: Audio book

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1 Corinthians (2018)

James delivered this teaching series in 2018 on the Ohio State University campus.

2 Corinthians (2018)

This series was from 2018 on The Ohio State University campus.

Romans (2019)

This series was delivered on OSU campus in 2019.

Finding Peace (2019)

Answering the mental health crisis

James (2019)

James--the half-brother of Jesus--contains some abstract theology. But mostly, he focuses on becoming a "doer of the word."

Philippians (2021)

Wouldn't it be nice to be happy with yourself and your life circumstances? Paul had this... even though he was stuck in jail! What did he know that we don't?

1 Peter (2021)

How do we follow Christ in a hostile world of sin and suffering--trial and tribulations? Peter writes this first letter to address these very issues.

Sharing our Faith in a Brave New World (2021)

When was the last time you shared your faith with someone far from Christ? Are you afraid to share your faith? Or maybe discouraged? Has your love for lost people grown or diminished over time?