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"The Stone Chapel Podcast" is a weekly podcast of the friends and staff of The Lanier Theological Library and Learning Center in Houston, Texas. It is hosted by David Capes, Director of Academic Programming of the Lanier Theological Library and Learning Center. David is an engaging host, a respected New Testament scholar, and the author of Rediscovering Paul and Matthew through Old Testament Eyes. "The Stone Chapel Podcast" features theologians, scholars, and thought leaders from around the world for lively, informative, and educational discussions. With over 200 compelling, uplifting episodes that are valuable for all spiritually curious listeners, the Stone Chapel Podcast provides an unique, weekly refresh and renewal resource for pastors and church leaders. In case you're interested in going deeper and want more educational content, most of the Stone Chapel podcasts are associated with The Lanier Theological Library and Learning Center's public lecture series, programs, and classes. Please visit our website for videos and panel discussions with many of the podcast visitors David has hosted, as well as all our resources and opportunities! You can find all "The Stone Chapel Podcast" episodes on your favorite podcast platform. "The Stone Chapel Podcast" is now part of the ChurchLeaders Podcast Network. Copyright Lanier Foundation

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David Capes, On The Old Testament

2026/09/29

This week, the conversation shifts. David Capes is interviewed by Mike Neglia on the "Expositors Collective" podcast. This podcast is dedicated to helping preachers prepare and deliver their sermons better than ever. David shares with Mike his interest in the Old Testament. More specifically from his book Matthew Through Old Testament Eyes. How would we read the book of Matthew in the New Testament, if we really knew the Old Testament? WATCH this episode here. Listen to more episodes of The Stone Chapel Podcast. email us at [email protected] Tune in to our sister podcast, Exegetically Speaking the their facebook page. The Expositors Collective Podcast.

David Capes, On Preaching

2026/09/22

This week something different. In this episode David Capes is interviewed by Mike Neglia on the "Expositors Collective" podcast. This podcast is dedicated to helping preachers prepare and deliver their sermons better than ever. This is part one of their conversation. Part two is coming up. Among other things Mike asks David about his first sermon and things he would emphasize if he taught a course on preaching now. David's Book, Matthew Through Old Testament Eyes More Stone Chapel Podcast episodes · Email us at [email protected] · Our sister podcast, Exegetically Speaking and it's Facebook page.

TSCP 311 Developing Ministry with Pierre Canning

2026/09/15

Dr. Pierre Cannings of Dallas Theological Seminary joins us on this podcast to talk about his upcoming course, LCTM 112 Developing Mission and Ministry. He earned his PhD from Dallas Baptist University in Leadership Studies. This course is just one of twelve required courses for the Lanier Certificate in Theology and Ministry. If you are interested in the certificate program, click here: https://lanierlibraryandlearningcenter.org/classes/the-lanier-certificate-in-theology-and-ministry/ · More Stone Chapel Podcast episodes · Email us at [email protected] · Our sister podcast, Exegetically Speaking and it's Facebook page. Pierre Canning's Book , Leading Beyond: Biblical Leadership That Unifies Opposition

Apostolic Writings In Aramaic with Andrew Gabriel Roth

2026/09/08

Andrew Gabriel Roth returns to talk about a project he is passionate about. He has translated the New Testament from the earliest and best Aramaic manuscripts available to him. He joins David Capes on The Stone Chapel Podcast to talk about the reasons he feels so strongly about getting back to the language of Jesus. · More Stone Chapel Podcast episodes. · Email us at [email protected] · Our sister podcast, Exegetically Speaking and it's Facebook page. · Here's link to Roth's book

Faith In The Workplace with Denise Daniels and Elaine Ecklund

2026/09/01

· Denise Daniels (Wheaton College) and Elaine Ecklund (Rice University) join David Capes on the Stone Chapel Podcast to talk about their new book, Working for Better: A New Approach to Faith at Work. Based on an incredible pool of data, Elaine and Denise offer their readers an evidence-based approach to understanding how faith works in the workplace. More Stone Chapel Podcast episodes Today's book, Working For Better · Email us at [email protected] Our sister podcast, Exegetically Speaking and our Facebook page.

Exploring Exodus with Carmen Joy Imes

2026/08/25

· Carmen Joy Imes, Associate Professor of Old Testament at Biola University, is giving a lecture at 7.00 pm, October 10, 2026 at the Lanier Theological Library in Houston Texas. Her title is "Exploring Exodus." She joins David Capes in this episiode of the Stone Chapel Podcast to give a preview of her talk that night. Information for the event can be found here. More Stone Chapel Podcast episodes Email us at [email protected] · Our sister podcast, Exegetically Speaking and it's facebook page. Books by Carmen Joy Imes

Jesus Spoke Aramaic with Ewan MacLeod

2026/08/18

Ewan MacLeod joins David Capes on the Stone Chapel Podcast to talk about the significance of knowing Aramaic to being able to read and interpret the New Testament. He has a website you might want to see: jesusspokearamaic.com. There are lessons, older translations, and access to Ewan himself, who coaches people on how to read Aramaic. · More Stone Chapel Podcast episodes · A transcript from this episode · Email us at [email protected] · Our sister podcast, Exegetically Speaking and it's Facebook page.

The Origin of Hymns with Robert J. Morgan

2026/08/11

Robert Morgan is back on the Stone Chapel Podcast to talk about his new book, The Origin of Hymns: It Is Well with My Soul (Harper Collins, 2026). The book came about in a most unusual way, but it is full of hymns and hymn stories that you want to know. Did you know that hymns are singable theology? Well, think about it. • More Stone Chapel Podcast episodes • A transcript from this episode • Books by Robert J. Morgan • Email us at [email protected] • Our sister podcast, Exegetically Speaking and it's Facebook page. My Heavenly Father Watches Over Me is sung by Sandra Entermann from her album More Than Anything and can be found on Spotify.

One Faith, One People with Andrew Roth

2026/08/04

Andrew Gabriel Roth, a respected Aramaic specialist and his wife Jaye were visiting fellows at the Lanier Theological Library for a time. He launched One Faith One People Ministries in order to demonstrate that the two testaments of the Christian Bible are essentially one story. He is working on a variety of projects that will interest you. Especially, if you are a Bible nerd, like Dr. Capes! • More Stone Chapel Podcast episodes • A transcript from this episode • Andre Roth's books • One Fatih, One People. Ministries • Email us at [email protected] • Our sister podcast, Exegetically Speaking and it's Facebook page.

Good Ground with Beth Madison

2026/07/28

Dr. Beth Madison was a resident scholar at the Lanier Theological Library. She and her husband were in Houston a few weeks ago as she was writing a new book. She agreed to sit down with David Capes and talk about her work as a soil scientist and professor at Union University in Jackson, TN. She has used her work in science to connect with audiences through several inspirational books. Do you want to know the difference between soil and dirt? Do you want to know the beauty queen of soil? Then listen. · More Stone Chapel Podcast episodes · Books by Beth Madison · A transcript from this episode · Email us at [email protected] · Our sister podcast, Exegetically Speaking and it's Facebook page.

David's Heart with Ben Johnson

2026/07/21

Recently, Dr. Benjamin Johnson was resident at the Lanier Theological Library to work on a book. So, Dr. Capes coaxed him to sit down and record an episode of The Stone Chapel Podcast. Johnson is an Old Testament specialist and is interested in stories and how characters develop in them. For his upcoming project he is looking into "David's Heart." He is discovering some interesting things. What kind of things, you ask? Well listen and see. · More Stone Chapel Podcast episodes · A transcript from this episode · Email us at [email protected] · Our sister podcast, Exegetically Speaking and it's Facebook page.

When Judaism Began with Steven Bob

2026/07/14

Today on the Stone Chapel Podcast, one of my favorite rabbis, Rabbi Steven Bob. We became acquainted when I taught at Wheaton College. After decades of working on and becoming an expert on Jonah, he has now turned his attention to the books of Ezra & Nehemiah. Largely forgotten by Christians and Jews, these two texts tell the story of how Judaism began. That is, the Judaism we know today. Rabbi Bob has written a terrific book When Judaism Began, Exploring the Books of Ezra and Nehemiah. · More Stone Chapel Podcast episodes · A transcript from this episode · Email us at [email protected] · Our sister podcast, Exegetically Speaking and it's Facebook page.

Mesa Global with Milton Acosta, David Baer and Jack Messara

2026/07/07

Mesa Global is truly a global organization operating in 50 countries across six continents. Today, three of their key leaders join David Capes on the Stone Chapel Podcast to discuss their history and mission: Milton Acosta, David Baer, and Jack Messara. They are deeply invested in theological education for the Majority World. With seminaries closing or merging in the west, there is a growing need for theological colleges and seminaries in places where people are coming to faith in huge numbers. · More Stone Chapel Podcast episodes · A transcript from this episode Jack Messara | [email protected] Email us at [email protected] Our sister podcast, Exegetically Speaking and it's Facebook page.

Walking With God with N.T. Wright

2026/06/30

For our 300th episode N. T. (Tom) Wright joins David Capes to discuss questions that arose from Beth Moore's book, Walking with God: A Five Week Journey in Step with the Savior. In fact, he helped David with his homework! Tom rehearses his growing up years and spiritual influences that has led him to be one of the top scholars in the world. • More Stone Chapel Podcast episodes • A transcript from this episode • Email us at [email protected] • Our sister podcast, Exegetically Speaking and it's Facebook page.

Saving New Testament Manuscripts with Denis Salgado and Pete Forde

2026/06/23

Denis Salgado and Pete Forde join David Capes today on The Stone Chapel Podcast. They are both working for the Center for the Study of New Testament Manuscripts (csntm.org). Their mission is to discover and preserve through high quality images the 5000 plus manuscripts of the Greek New Testament. This is vital because these manuscripts are deteriorating at an alarming rate. What's more! CSNTM makes these images available to people all over the world for free to promote the love for and study of the Greek New Testament. If you want to know how you got your New Testament, listen right now. Listen to more episodes of The Stone Chapel Podcast. Here's a transcript of this episode. CSNTM.org · Our sister podcast, Exegetically Speaking and it's Facebook page. Email us at [email protected]

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littlegale 2024/03/07

Excellent

I appreciate this podcast for the same reasons described in the other reviews. Dr. Capes hosts another podcast called Exegetically Speaking, so check ...

★★★★★

Emmgabb 2024/02/27

A+

a must-listen for anyone interested in exploring the depths of theology and discovering new authors and their works. Its engaging interviews, commitme...

★★★★★

ccapes 2022/05/03

Great discussions on great topics.

Love the variety of topics. And love the honest discussions. Easy to listen to. Length of episodes fits easily into a commute.

★★★★★

Truesy9 2021/03/19

Outstanding

Really solid podcast. Short and yet each topic is thoroughly dealt with. Makes you want to read each book/author on the podcast.

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