Tom Schreiner

In this episode, Tyler talks with Dr. Tom Schreiner about the topic of spiritual gifts and how they relate to the church today. With such a wide array of views and practices regarding the spiritual gifts it may seem difficult to discern what's actually right and true—or whether or not it even matters in the first place. Informed by his years of New Testament scholarship and pastoral ministry, Tom helps us look at what the Bible has to say about the spiritual gifts, how we are to discern the manner in which they are to be practiced, and some of the dangers and shortcomings of a few of the widely held views of our modern day.

In this engaging conversation with Dr. Tom Schreiner, a leading figure in New Testament studies, he shares his inspiring journey from a Catholic upbringing to becoming an influential professor. He reflects on the complex dynamics of faith and family, emphasizing the need for community and mentorship in spiritual growth. The discussion touches on his perspectives on theological education and the evolving landscape of millennial beliefs, including new creational millennialism. The podcast also features light-hearted moments, revealing personal tastes and literary favorites.

Dr. Tom Schreiner, New Testament scholar and professor at Southern Baptist Theological Seminary, brings concise scholarship on divine judgment and justice. He tackles cultural avoidance of judgment, clarifies wrath as God’s moral action, defends eternal conscious punishment from key texts, and connects atonement to vindication and assurance. Short, clear, and challenging conversation.

Dr. Tom Schreiner, an expert in Revelation, explores Revelation 19:11–20:15. Topics include the white horse and its rider, the battle between the beast's armies and the rider's armies, options for understanding the millennial reign, Satan and the final battle, the judgment and the great white throne, and judgment according to works.

Tom Schreiner, a professor from Southern Baptist Theological Seminary, discusses the necessity of judgment for making sense of life and maintaining order in society. Topics include embracing God's inscrutable justice, exploring the origins and symbolism of hell, the role of works and judgment in Christian faith, discussing judgment with children, and the emotional struggles of the doctrine of final judgment.