On the Way with Max Botner: A Podcast of the Center for Bible Study

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Emotion in Early Christianity: A Conversation with Dr. Andrew Crislip

October 12, 2026

How did early Christians understand their emotions? What did they believe about joy, sadness, anger, envy, and disgust? And how did these feelings shape Christian spirituality and communal life in the ancient world?In this episode of On the Way, Dr. Andrew Crislip joins us to explore the fascinating world of emotions in early Christianity. Drawing on his book Emotion in Early Christianity, Dr. Crislip examines how early Christians understood, expressed, and evaluated emotions—and how their id...

Paul the Rabbi Philosopher: A Conversation with Dr. Joseph Dodson

September 28, 2026

In this episode, Max sits down with Dr. Joseph Dodson, Professor of New Testament at Denver Seminary, to discuss his book, Paul the Rabbi Philosopher. The conversation explores how Paul can be read within both his Jewish inheritance and the broader Greco-Roman world without flattening either side. They discuss how Wisdom of Solomon and Seneca help illuminate Romans, especially Paul’s arguments about sin, death, idolatry, and moral judgment. Joey also explains why he prefers dialogue over usin...

Why the Biblical God Is Nothing Like Zeus: A Conversation with J. D. Lyonhart

May 18, 2026

Become a member of the Center for Bible Study 👉 https://the-center-for-bible-study.teachable.com/p/the-center-for-bible-study-membershipWhat if God is not simply the greatest being in the universe—but Being itself? In this thought-provoking episode, Max Botner sits down with philosopher and theologian JD Lyonhart to explore the deep philosophical and theological themes behind his new book, *Zeus Was an Atheist: An Odd Retelling of the Moses Story*. Together, they unpack one of the Bible’s mos...

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On the Way with Max Botner: A Podcast of the Center for Bible Study typically books industry leaders. Typical guest background: University faculty or established scholars in biblical studies/theology/early Christianity (often with published books). Guests in the recent run include a professor at Emory University and a scholar-athlete? (note: no), plus a biblical theologian and an archaeologist specializing in domestic practices. Common among recent guests: Authored or published academic/theological books; University professorship or equivalent scholarly position; Recognized expertise in specific subfields (e.g., New Testament interpretation, grounded theology/material culture, Hebrew Bible theology). Recent guests include J. D. Lyonhart, Dr. Susan E. Hylen, and Dr. Elizabeth (Libby) Backfish.

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