Biblical Higher Ed Talk

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When Leadership Means Making Room for What’s Next

October 20, 2026

Leadership looks different when viewed from the other side of the president’s chair. After a career devoted to biblical and Christian higher education, Dr. Sherilyn Emberton, President Emeritus of Huntington University, reflects on the experiences that shaped her leadership, the burdens few people see, and the lessons she wishes she had understood earlier.With candor and wisdom, Sherilyn discusses navigating difficult decisions, learning to slow the pace of leadership, creating a healthy pres...

Theological Education Needs More Than a New Model

October 13, 2026

The future of theological education will require more than new programs, delivery models, or financial strategies. Greg Henson believes lasting innovation begins when institutions are willing to examine their assumptions, loosen their grip on inherited practices, and discern where God is already at work.Drawing from the journey of Kairos University and the emerging work of the Novare Center, Greg explores a vision for theological education rooted in discipleship, generous collaboration, organ...

The President’s Chair Changes Everything

October 06, 2026

Stepping into the presidency of an institution you already know and love brings unique advantages, but it also changes the weight of leadership. After more than two decades at Johnson University, Dr. Daniel Overdorf reflects on his first two years as president and what he has learned about trust, relationships, communication, and carrying responsibility for an institution whose mission has eternal significance.Dr. Overdorf shares the realities of moving from colleague to president, including ...

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What is the email for Biblical Higher Ed Talk?

The publicly listed email for Biblical Higher Ed Talk: carol.dibble@abhe.org.

How many listeners does Biblical Higher Ed Talk have?

Podseeker estimates Biblical Higher Ed Talk reaches 100 to 1,000 listeners per episode. Only the publisher has exact numbers.

Who is an ideal guest for Biblical Higher Ed Talk?

Biblical Higher Ed Talk typically books industry leaders. Typical guest background: Senior leadership in Christian higher education, theological education, ministry, faith-based organizations, or values-driven business and technology companies. Common among recent guests: Led Christian colleges, universities, or higher-education initiatives; Held executive roles in technology, business, or ministry; Developed leadership, discipleship, or faith-and-work programs. Recent guests include Jason Ballard, Bill McCarthy, and Dondi Costin.

How hard is it to get booked on Biblical Higher Ed Talk?

Medium. Guests usually need solid credentials in the topic and an idea that fits the show.

What topics does Biblical Higher Ed Talk cover?

Recent episodes cover Biblical Education, Higher Education, Christianity, Leadership, and Theology. Pitch an idea tied to one of these topics and mention a recent episode.