Podcasts of discussions, lectures and other events related to Methodist Theological School in Ohio are presented as a service to the community. These recordings contain the views of the speakers, which are not necessarily those of the school.

Faculty Discussions:

Professor Mercadante on WOSU’s Open Line:

             June 10, 2008  MTSO Professor Linda Mercadante appeared on the WOSU-AM program Open Line with Fred Andrle to discuss her research involving people who consider themselves spiritual but not religious. Audio courtesy of WOSU and Open Line.

On Biblical Literalism

            December 11, 2007 with: Lee Johnson, Associate Professor of New Testament in the Riley Chair of Biblical Interpretation ; Steve Ahearne-Kroll, Assistant Professor of New Testament

     

Special Events:

The Seminary Singers perform Star-Child; text by Shirley Erena Murray, music and arrangement by Carlton R. Young

                                      December 3, 2008

Malcom Himschoot from the film "Call Me Malcolm"

November 13, 2008

Progressive Christian author John Shelby Spong

November 12, 2008 : Evening lecture
November 12, 2008:  Response

General Secretary National Council of Churches Michael Kinnamon

October 28, 2008

Mission and Evangelism Institute 2008: Dr. Ajith Fernando

October 12, 2008:  Excerpt of Opening Lecture
October 14, 2008: The Cross in the Context of Shame Cultures"
October 14, 2008:"Lessons from Ministering amidst Turmoil"

Forty-sixth Annual Commencement:

May 17, 2008: Listen to the Commencement Address by
                                  Bishop in Residence Judith Craig, or
                          watch the address here!

Service Honoring Faculty Emeriti Robert Browning and Ethel Johnson:

             April 6, 2008: Keynote Address Given by Charles Foster

The Williams Institute Presents: "Envisioning Biblical Criticism in the 21st Century" by Dr. Fernando Segovia:

            April 2, 2008: Criticism as Problematic
            April 3, 2008: Critic as Problematic
            April 4, 2008:  Panel response and Discussion
           

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