Help Me Teach the Bible Podcast

Since 2015 Nancy has been interviewing excellent Bible teachers around the country and around the world on how to teach specific books of the Bible and on various ways Bible teachers can get better at handling the text and getting their message across. You can subscribe to the podcast via iTunes or other podcast apps, but most apps include only the most recent 99 episodes. You can find and listen to the following 140 episodes of Help Me Teach the Bible at The Gospel Coalition Website. You’ll also find show notes and recommended resources there for each episode.

If you’re just getting started with the podcast, Nancy has marked her recommendations with an *.

Books of the Bible

Topical Conversations

A Walk Through the Museum of the Bible with Scott Redd
Andy Davis on Scripture Memory for Bible Teachers
Carlton Wynne on Apologetics 101 for Teachers
*Colleen McFadden on How to Make an Argument from Your Bible
*David Garner on How to Teach with Authority and Clarity
David & Sally Michaels on Raising the Bar When Teaching Children
David & Nancy Guthrie on Five Years of Interviewing Excellent Bible Teachers
*David Murray on Typology
David Platt on Teaching that Ignites a Passion for the World
David Robertson on the Cost of Cultural Engagement
Dennis Johnson on Teaching Jesus as Prophet, Priest, and King
Desmond Alexander on a Biblical Theology of the City
*Dick Lucas on What Makes an Excellent Teacher
Dobbs and Stainback on Selecting and Training Teachers
Don Carson on Teaching the Bible as One Book
Ed Welch on Helping Those Wrestling with Shame, Addiction, or Anxiety
Elizabeth Groves on Context, Context, Context
Finn and Filson on What Teachers Can Learn from Jonathan Edwards
Graeme Goldsworthy on Biblical Theology
H.B. Charles, Jr. on Making Your Teaching Memorable
Howard Griffith on How to Teach the First and Last Adam
Irwin Ince and Sean Michael Lucas on Apply the Scriptures to the Sin of Racism
Jackie Hill Perry on The Gospel for Sinners
Jared Wilson on Teaching Miracle Stories
Jen Wilkin on How to Organize and Orchestrate a Bible Study
Jennifer Marshall on Applying the Bible to Public Policy
Jenny Salt and Carrie Sandom on Preparing a Bible Talk
Joe Novenson on Working Through a Text in Community
Jonathan Carswell on the Value of Christian Biography
Juan Sanchez on Image, Identity and Idolatry
*Julius Kim on Teaching for Attention and Retention
Justin Taylor & Dane Ortlund on a Bible Teacher’s Library
Kay Arthur and David Arthur on a Legacy of Knowing God’s Word
Lane Tipton on Bringing Biblical Themes into Our Teaching
Lane Tipton on How the New Testament Helps Us Teach the Old Testament
*Leigh Swanson on Teaching Women to Teach
Ligon Duncan on Covenant Theology vs. Dispensational Theology
Lydia Brownback on Bible Study Essentials and Challenges
Marty Machowski on Teaching Theology to Kids
McFadden and Helm on Tools for Getting to Meaning of the Text
Mark Meynell on Becoming a Better Bible Teacher
Melissa Kruger on Asking Better Questions
Michael Horton on the Campaign for Core Christianity
Miguel Núñez on Teaching the Five Solas from Scripture
Nancy Guthrie on Developing the Skill of Seeing Christ in the Old Testament
Nancy Guthrie on the Eschatology of Eden
*Nancy Guthrie on Why Do the Hard Work of Exposition?
Paul Tripp on the Dangers Facing Every Bible Teacher
Peter Adam on How Not to Be Boring
Peter Orr on Teaching About Work
Rebecca McLaughlin on Answering Difficult Questions
Robert Smith on From Sorrow to Joy in the Scriptures
Rosaria Butterfield on Teaching with Openness Unhindered
Russell Moore on How to Teach About the Kingdom of God
Sam Allberry on Teaching the Bible in a Secular Context
Scott Swain on Teaching the Trinity
Simon Manchester on Getting the Message Across
Taylor Turkington and Courtney Doctor on TGC Women’s Training Network
Tim Keller on Teaching Skeptics
Tony Reinke on How Our Phones Are Changing Us as Teachers
Trevin Wax on Gospel-Centered Teaching
Vern Poythress on Interpreting Scripture
*Why Middle Eastern Women Want to Learn to Teach