Tom Thatcher joins Douglas and Stan for a discussion of John 21. Tom earned his PhD at Southern Seminary and was on the Faculty at Cincinnati Christian University for nearly 30 years. He now works at The Elemental Group in Mason, Ohio.
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Tags: John 21, Oral Memory, Collective Memory, Media Criticism

Christopher Skinner joins our hosts to discuss the lens he uses for viewing the Gospel of John. Chris earned his PhD at the Catholic University of America, studying with Francis Moloney as did our previous guest. Chris is on the Faculty of Loyola University of Chicago where he also directs the graduate program in the Department of Theology.
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Tags: John 20, Literary Method

Sherri Brown joins Stan and Douglas to talk about the mother of Jesus, Mary, and how the literary approach explores her role in the scene of John 2. Sherri earned her PhD at the Catholic University of America where she studied with Francis Moloney. She is on the Faculty at Creighton University in Omaha, Nebraska.
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Tags: John 2, Mother of Jesus, Wine Miracle

Today Douglas and Stan speak with Alicia Myers. Alicia is on the Faculty at Campbell University Divinity School in Buies Creek, North Carolina. Alicia earned her Ph.D. at Baylor University. She is the author of the volume on The Gospel and Letters of John in the 2nd edition of the Reading the New Testament commentary series.
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Tags: John 7-8, Performance, Drama, Woman Saved From Stoning

In this episode Douglas and Stan speak with Erbey Valdez. Erbey earned his Ph.D. from Columbia International University and pastors a bi-lingual church, New Spirit Baptist Church, in San Antonio, Texas. Douglas served as a reader on Erbey's doctoral committee.
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Tags: John 1, Prologue, John 4

Our Inaugural Episode in the podcast series Conversations in the Gospel of John. Douglas and Stan discuss the podcast's goals, define some of the methodologies this podcast will engage with, and illustrate how John 5 might be used in proclaiming this gospel.
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Tags: John 5, Didactic Method, Rhetorical Method, Literary Method