Join Baptist Pastor Danny Chisholm as he has engaging conversations about the Bible, Baptists, faith, and issues that impact leadership and life in the church. He also talks about topics and ideas on his mind relating to his preaching and teaching ministry. Danny holds a Ph.D. in Systematic Theology from New Orleans Baptist Theological Seminary (1996). He is a free and faithful Baptist, currently serving as Pastor of First Baptist Church in historic Clinton, TN. He's also a coffee drinker and has been known to play pickleball on occasion.
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Elisha's Bears: Exploring Faith, Baptists, and the Bible is a religion podcast hosted by Danny Chisholm, with 62 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.
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Danny Chisholm hosts Elisha's Bears: Exploring Faith, Baptists, and the Bible, a religion show with 62 episodes published.
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Elisha's Bears: Exploring Faith, Baptists, and the Bible
Dealing with Traumatic Grief and Suicide with Cindy Wallace
Aug 11, 202642 min
In this episode, Pastor Danny talks with Rev. Dr. Cindy Wallace about her growing up in a small Mississippi town, call to ministry, and current work as a chaplain. She offers insights on traumatic grief with special attention given to death by suicide. Cindy has been Mental Health Chaplain at the Washington D.C Veterans Affairs Medical Center since 2019. An ordained minister with the Cooperative Baptist Fellowship, she also has served churches in Mississippi, Texas, Georgia, and Illinois. She has a Bachelor's degree from William Carey College, a Master of Divinity from George W. Truett Theological Seminary, Master of Education in Clinical Mental Heath Counseling from the College of William & Mary, and a Doctor of Ministry from Columbia Theological Seminary. From Loss to Life and Back Again: A Curriculum for Grief Groups Facilitator Guide: https://a.co/d/0dlEIVKL From Loss to Life and Back Again: A Curriculum for Grief Groups Participant Guide: https://a.co/d/02LmnZkO
Elisha's Bears: Exploring Faith, Baptists, and the Bible
What Southern Baptists Really Believe about Women Pastors with Sam Rainer
Jun 29, 202647 min
In this episode, Dr. Sam Rainer discusses findings from a national survey he conducted concerning what Southern Baptists, Non-Denoms, and conservative Christians really believe about women in ministry. He reveals that "people in the pew" possess a much lower level of concern relating to women pastors than do SBC leaders. He also talks about the diminished role of evangelism in the SBC and suggests that this should be of greater importance than engaging in theological debates. Sam holds an Master of Arts degree in Missiology from Southern Baptist Theological Seminary and a Ph.D. in Leadership Studies from Dallas Baptist University. He is Lead Pastor of West Bradenton Baptist church in Bradenton, FL as well as president and senior consultant of Church Answers . You can also follow and listen to him on the podcast " Rainer on Leadership ."
Elisha's Bears: Exploring Faith, Baptists, and the Bible
The Cooperative Baptist Fellowship turns 35 with Paul Baxley
Jun 15, 202639 min
In this episode, Pastor Danny talks with Dr. Paul Baxley on the occasion of the Cooperative Baptist Fellowship's 35th anniversary. They reflect on the Fellowship’s origins and history, ongoing mission, and the challenges facing the church today. Paul shares personal stories, discusses the importance of diversity, as well as noting key biblical passages that support women in ministry. He also comments on the challenging political landscape and the difficulty this poses for pastors and congregations. He emphasizes that the focus and emphasis of the local church and the Fellowship should always be Jesus Christ. Paul is Executive Coordinator of the Cooperative Baptist Fellowship and previously has served churches in Georgia, Virginia, and North Carolina.
Elisha's Bears: Exploring Faith, Baptists, and the Bible
Disaffiliation and the United Methodist Church with Lovett Weems
May 28, 202637 min
In this episode, Pastor Danny interviews Dr. Lovett Weems about the history, challenges, and future of the United Methodist Church. They talk about the recent schism in the UMC relating to disaffiliation, and its emotional and practical impact on the mission and ministries of the denomination. After serving as Pastor of UMC churches in Mississippi, Lovett became President of St. Paul School of Theology in Kansas City. In 2003, he became founding Director of the Lewis Center for Church Leadership. He is now Distinguished Professor of Church Leadership Emeritus at Wesley Theological Seminary in Washington D.C. His most recent book is entitled, " An Aura of Hope: United Methodism's Next Chapter in the United States." Chapters 00:00 Introduction and Guest Credibility 00:55 Personal Connections and Mississippi Roots 02:09 Discussion of Disaffiliation in the UMC 03:42 Historical Context of Church Divisions 06:45 The 2019 Disaffiliation Process 08:39 Church Polity and Property Rights 11:48 Role of the General Conference 17:23 Lessons from Church Splits and Future Hope 22:59 Moving Forward with Hope and Wesleyan Principles 32:27 Lessons for Other Denominations and Closing Remarks
Elisha's Bears: Exploring Faith, Baptists, and the Bible
Musings on the SBC, Family, and Unexpected Moments of Grace with Mark Gstohl
May 19, 202638 min
In this episode, Pastor Danny talks with Dr. Mark Gstohl about their shared experiences in the Southern Baptist Convention and at New Orleans Baptist Theological Seminary. Mark recalls the influence of and his exit from the SBC. He and Danny also reflect upon Paul Pressler's influence upon the SBC, especially in light of the recent article from Texas Monthly documenting the numerous sexual abuse allegations against him. Mark discusses his current project "Dirty Stories about God" which is a memoir about his family and how God's grace is discovered in ordinary, difficult, and unexpected places. Mark holds the Master of Divinity and Doctor of Philosophy (Systematic Theology, 2001) degrees from New Orleans Baptist Theological Seminary. He is an Associate Professor of Theology at Xavier University in New Orleans and you can follow him and find his musings on Facebook.
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