GEORGE FOX TALKS
Accessible and academically driven discussion on the topics of theology, wellness, culture, and travel. This podcast is presented by faculty and friends of George Fox University in Newberg, OR.
Episodes
In this installment, Dr. Jaydee and Brian Doak delve into Brian's shoulder injury and the path he took to complete recovery. They also examine various people's experiences with physical therapy and why some avoid it entirely. If you're apprehensive about undergoing PT due to an injury, this episode will be helpful for you.
Jaydee is a physical therapist with expertise in orthopedics, health and wellness, and nutrition.
In this video, Ross McCullough and Jay Miller discuss the topic of God, evil, and self-creation and how they relate to philosophical theology.
Dr. Jay David Miller teaches English at George Fox University and serves as an associate editor for the journal Quaker Religious Thought.
Dr. Ross McCullough is an associate director of the honors program and an assistant professor of theology at George Fox University.
In this episode, Greg Ganssle explores the concept of core identity and its relationship to our desires. He argues that there are fundamental desires that are widely shared among human beings, even if they are not universal.
Dr. Greg Ganssle is a Professor of Philosophy at Biola University
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We all want to have a unique travel experience--but does that mean we should avoid the classic landmarks and well-beaten paths? Tune in to join David & Rolf in considering virtues and drawbacks of embracing a "commonplace" tourist experience.
Dr. David Martínez is an Associate Professor of Spanish and is the director of the Study Abroad program at George Fox University. He has traveled to dozens countries and has a weal...
In this episode, Drs. Jaydee Romick and Gabe Haberly delve into the significance of nutrition for overall wellness. They explore various approaches for improving diet and achieving better health through reducing sugar consumption. If you're striving for a healthier and fitter lifestyle, this episode is a must-listen.
Jaydee is a physical therapist with expertise in orthopedics, health and wellness, and nutrition.
In this episode, Drs. Jaydee Romick and Ryan Baugus discuss the benefits of corporate wellness and how it can be beneficial to your overall health. If you experience any kind of discomfort while working, even at a desk job, this is the episode for you.
Jaydee is a physical therapist with expertise in orthopedics, health and wellness, and nutrition.
Ryan Baugus is an experienced physical therapist who owns a company called H...
In this video Jay Miller, Jen Newman, and Greg Woods discuss how to better listen to God using Quaker principles. They also discuss a program Jen and Greg created to help Christians do this.
Dr. Jay David Miller teaches English at George Fox University and serves as an associate editor for the journal Quaker Religious Thought:
https://www.georgefox.edu/honors-program/faculty-pages/jay-david-miller.html
Jen Newman and Gr...
In this episode, Mary Jo Sharp discusses her background of Atheism and her journey to becoming a Christian. She then goes on to three attitudes Christians should have when questioning the world around them: being Skeptical, not Cynical, being Realistic, not Unrealistic, and being Hopeful, not Hopeless.
Mary Jo Sharp is an assistant professor of apologetics at Houston Christian University, the founder of Confident Christiani...
Data or no data? David and Rolf weigh the advantages and disadvantages of bringing a smartphone on your trip. Could pocketing your device result in a richer, more adventure-filled travel experience?
Dr. David Martínez is an Associate Professor of Spanish and is the director of the Study Abroad program at George Fox University. He had been to many different countries and is an expert on different cultures and strategies to f...
On this episode of George Fox Talks Body, Drs. Jaydee Romick and Ryan Jacobson discuss the benefits of pursuing purpose and how it can extend your life. Whether you're dissatisfied with your career or seeking fulfillment in other areas, this episode provides practical strategies to help you find meaning and purpose in your life.
Jaydee is a physical therapist with expertise in orthopedics, health and wellness, and nutrition...
In this episode of George Fox Talks Culture, Dr. Jay Miller and Dr. Eka Tupamahu discuss tongues and Paul's views on the topic. Come and join this exciting discussion on the Scriptural basis, history, and contemporary experience of speaking in tongues.
Dr. Jay David Miller teaches English at George Fox University and serves as an associate editor for the journal Quaker Religious Thought.
Dr. Ekaputra Tupamahu is an Assistant...
Dr. Lindsey Hankins offers definitions and describes the history of complementarian and egalitarian views of women in Christianity. What differentiates a woman from a man? Are there any roles that are inherently and more naturally suited to one than to the other? Tune in to join a first-year students' class session in our own Bauman Auditorium at George Fox University.
Lindsey is the director of the School of Theology at Ge...
In this episode, David Martínez and Rolf Potts discuss how to not be an "ugly American Traveler" when traveling to other countries. They give different techniques and strategies that will help you to fit into other cultures around the world. If you are planning a trip to a foreign country, this is an episode you don't want to miss.
Dr. David Martínez is an Associate Professor of Spanish and is the director of the Study Abro...
Jaydee and Mary break down how different types of relationships meet different psychological needs. What are some factors that determine if a person feels lonely, even when surrounded by other people? Always keeping it practical, Jaydee and Mary even share their favorite strategies for initiating and building relationships to feel truly connected with others.
Dr. Jaydee Romick is a physical therapist with expertise in o...
In this episode of George Fox Talks, Dr. Jay Miller and Julie Anderson discuss George Fox University and how it was started by a Quaker named William Hobson. They discuss Hobson's journey to Newberg and how God called him there.
Check out Julie's book: William Hobson (1820–1891) - Pioneer, Minister, and Founder of the Evangelical Friends Church (Quakers) in the Pacific Northwest
Dr. Jay David Miller teaches English at Georg...
If you've spent much time reading the Bible, you know that it is no children's book. What are we supposed to do with Scriptural texts that describe terrible acts of violence--sometimes even commanded by God? Dr. Brian Doak offers a few possible ways to deal with this reality while holding fast to the Christian assurance that violence was not part of God's plan for the world.
Dr. Brian Doak is a professor of Biblical Studies...
David and Nick continue their conversation on world missions: is it still necessary or important for North American Christians to raise local support and move to a foreign country to teach the Gospel? Tune in for two differing perspectives about missionaries from a former long-term missionary in Tanzania and a third culture kid who grew up with missionary parents in Spain.
Dr. Martínez directs George Fox University's St...
Have you ever noticed how much easier it is to be negative than to stay positive? What’s up with that? Jaydee and Mary dive into the research behind happiness and the four areas of life we can prioritize to increase life satisfaction. Stick around to learn about the “negativity bias” and to discover “quick fixes” for a high-stress life.
Dr. Jaydee Romick is a physical therapist with expertise in orthopedics, health and ...
Dana Robinson is interested in the daily lives and religion of ordinary Christians in the post-Constantine era. What better way to examine their experience than to learn about how they shared meals? This episode is full of historical insights into early Christians’ relationship with food—from banquets to animal sacrifices to the Eucharist.
“I think what people do in their understanding of Christianity is just as importa...
Theodicy: the problem of evil. Jesse Peterson examines the history of people wrestling with the existence of evil in the world. What does the Bible actually say about evil, and what can we learn from the people in the Old Testament's response to evil and suffering?
Dr. Jesse Peterson is an assistant professor of Biblical Studies at George Fox University with special interest in philosophy in dialogue with biblical texts.
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