<![CDATA[The Luther Rice Podcast]]>Whether you're a student, alumnus, Christian leader, Luther Rice supporter, or simply someone who desires to know God's Word more deeply, The Luther Rice Podcast exists to strengthen your faith, equip you with biblical truth, and connect you to the thriving Luther Rice community.

New episodes are released throughout each month, featuring Chapel messages, guest conversations, student and alumni testimonies, webinars, and other special content from Luther Rice College & Seminary.

]]>www.lutherrice.eduRiverside.fm (https://riverside.com)Tue, 06 Oct 2026 01:32:54 GMTThu, 18 Jun 2026 15:15:58 GMT60Luther Rice College & Seminary<p>Whether you're a student, alumnus, Christian leader, Luther Rice supporter, or simply someone who desires to know God's Word more deeply, <b>The Luther Rice Podcast</b> exists to strengthen your faith, equip you with biblical truth, and connect you to the thriving Luther Rice community.</p><p></p><p>New episodes are released throughout each month, featuring Chapel messages, guest conversations, student and alumni testimonies, webinars, and other special content from Luther Rice College &amp; Seminary.</p>episodicLuther Rice College & Seminaryparker.wyatt@lutherrice.eduno<![CDATA[Dr. Jared Thompson | The Root of Jealousy | Chapel at Luther Rice]]>The Root of Jealousy | Dr. Jared Thompson

Scripture: 1 Samuel 18:6–10

In this Chapel at Luther Rice message, Dr. Jared Thompson, Master of Arts in Christian Leadership Program Coordinator and Assistant Professor of Leadership, teaches from 1 Samuel 18 about the danger of a jealous heart and how it can turn a leader from friend to fiend.

Looking at King Saul's response to the women's song, Dr. Thompson examines the root of jealousy from four angles: misdirected glory, misinterpreted encouragement, misguided hypocrisy, and mishandled leadership. He explains how our "comparison culture" feeds jealousy, why a growth mindset rooted in God's limitless blessing matters, and how unchecked jealousy leads to destructive results.

This message challenges students, pastors, ministry leaders, and every believer to guard their hearts against comparison, celebrate the success of others, and lead with humility, doing "nothing out of selfish ambition or vain conceit."

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]]>c2640008-2ec2-4acc-a55a-ab2c685c78a6Thu, 01 Oct 2026 18:37:41 GMT<p><b><strong>The Root of Jealousy | Dr. Jared Thompson</strong></b></p><p><b><strong>Scripture:</strong></b> 1 Samuel 18:6–10</p><p>In this Chapel at Luther Rice message, Dr. Jared Thompson, Master of Arts in Christian Leadership Program Coordinator and Assistant Professor of Leadership, teaches from 1 Samuel 18 about the danger of a jealous heart and how it can turn a leader from friend to fiend.</p><p>Looking at King Saul's response to the women's song, Dr. Thompson examines the root of jealousy from four angles: misdirected glory, misinterpreted encouragement, misguided hypocrisy, and mishandled leadership. He explains how our "comparison culture" feeds jealousy, why a growth mindset rooted in God's limitless blessing matters, and how unchecked jealousy leads to destructive results.</p><p>This message challenges students, pastors, ministry leaders, and every believer to guard their hearts against comparison, celebrate the success of others, and lead with humility, doing "nothing out of selfish ambition or vain conceit."</p><p>Learn more about Luther Rice College &amp; Seminary at <a href="http://lutherrice.edu/" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow">LutherRice.edu</a>.</p><p>#LutherRice #ChristianPodcast #1Samuel18 #BiblicalTeaching #ChristianLeadership #Chapel</p>no00:36:09Dr. Jared Thompson | The Root of Jealousy | Chapel at Luther Ricefull<![CDATA[Conversations Series | Scott Dawson BONUS Ep]]>In the first Luther Rice Conversations episode, President Steve Steinhilber sits down with evangelist Scott Dawson for a timely conversation about the urgency of the gospel, the condition of the Church, and our responsibility to reach the next generation.


They also discuss STS Institute, a ministry of the Scott Dawson Evangelistic Association, and its partnership with Luther Rice College & Seminary. STS Institute students can complement their hands-on, in-person ministry training with accredited, transferable Luther Rice college courses, including exclusive tuition discounts for STSI students.

The gospel still changes lives. The question is: do we still have a burden to share it?


STS Institute: www.scottdawson.org

Online programs at Luther Rice: www.LutherRice.edu


]]>59b4ddad-0f63-4a0b-9b4d-638a49032866Thu, 17 Sep 2026 22:33:05 GMT<p>In the first <i><em>Luther Rice Conversations</em></i> episode, President Steve Steinhilber sits down with evangelist <b><strong>Scott Dawson</strong></b> for a timely conversation about the urgency of the gospel, the condition of the Church, and our responsibility to reach the next generation.</p><p><br /></p><p>They also discuss <b><strong>STS Institute</strong></b>, a ministry of the Scott Dawson Evangelistic Association, and its partnership with <b><strong>Luther Rice College &amp; Seminary</strong></b>. STS Institute students can complement their hands-on, in-person ministry training with <b><strong>accredited, transferable Luther Rice college courses</strong></b>, including exclusive tuition discounts for STSI students.</p><p><b><strong>The gospel still changes lives. The question is: do we still have a burden to share it?</strong></b></p><p><br /></p><p><b><strong>STS Institute: </strong></b><a href="http://www.scottdawson.org" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">www.scottdawson.org</a></p><p><b><strong>Online programs at Luther Rice:</strong></b> <a href="http://www.LutherRice.edu" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">www.LutherRice.edu</a></p><p><br /></p>no00:36:23Conversations Series | Scott Dawson BONUS Epfull<![CDATA[Scott Dawson | Finish Well: Guarding Against the Gradual Fade | Chapel at Luther Rice]]>In this Chapel at Luther Rice message, evangelist Scott Dawson draws from Psalm 1:1 and John 10:10 to challenge believers not merely to begin well, but to remain faithful and finish well. Dawson warns against the gradual progression from spiritual carelessness to pride and callousness, calling Christians to guard their convictions, remain teachable, obey God, and never lose sight of the eternal value of people.

Scott is the founder and CEO of the Scott Dawson Evangelistic Association. A graduate of Samford University and Beeson Divinity School, he founded SDEA in 1987 at age 19. Since then, the ministry has shared the Gospel with more than three million people through leading initiatives including Strength to Stand, Safe at Home Faith & Family Nights, and regional Unite gatherings.

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]]>6d3cb742-5550-400c-b9ce-1e11650a3a3aThu, 17 Sep 2026 21:48:21 GMT<p>In this Chapel at Luther Rice message, evangelist Scott Dawson draws from Psalm 1:1 and John 10:10 to challenge believers not merely to begin well, but to remain faithful and finish well. Dawson warns against the gradual progression from spiritual carelessness to pride and callousness, calling Christians to guard their convictions, remain teachable, obey God, and never lose sight of the eternal value of people.</p><p></p><p>Scott is the founder and CEO of the Scott Dawson Evangelistic Association. A graduate of Samford University and Beeson Divinity School, he founded SDEA in 1987 at age 19. Since then, the ministry has shared the Gospel with more than three million people through leading initiatives including <a rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" href="https://www.strengthtostand.org/" target="_blank">Strength to Stand</a>, <a rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" href="https://www.scottdawson.org/faith-and-family-night" target="_blank">Safe at Home Faith &amp; Family Nights</a>, and regional <a rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" href="https://www.scottdawson.org/unite" target="_blank">Unite</a> gatherings.</p><p></p><p>Learn More: <a rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" href="http://www.lutherrice.edu" target="_blank">www.lutherrice.edu</a></p><p>Apply FREE Today: <a rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" href="http://www.lutherrice.edu/apply" target="_blank">www.lutherrice.edu/apply</a> - use promo code "luther" </p><p></p><p></p>no00:24:01Scott Dawson | Finish Well: Guarding Against the Gradual Fade | Chapel at Luther Ricefull<![CDATA[ Dr. Marcus Merritt | Seeing God Anew | Chapel at Luther Rice ]]>Seeing God Anew | Dr. Marcus Merritt

Scripture: Isaiah 6:1–13

In this Chapel at Luther Rice message, Dr. Marcus Merritt, Doctor of Ministry Program Coordinator and Assistant Professor of Pastoral Ministry, teaches from Isaiah 6 about the life-changing power of seeing God anew.

Isaiah’s circumstances did not change when he saw the Lord - but his perspective did. Dr. Merritt traces three transformative movements in Isaiah’s vision: seeing God clearly in His power, holiness, and glory; seeing ourselves honestly and receiving the cleansing available through Christ; and seeing a world that desperately needs the hope of the gospel.

This message challenges students, pastors, ministry leaders, and every believer to resist spiritual stagnation, recover their wonder at who God is, and respond to His call with Isaiah’s words: “Here am I. Send me!”

Learn more about Luther Rice College & Seminary at LutherRice.edu.

#LutherRice #ChristianPodcast #Isaiah6 #BiblicalTeaching #ChristianMinistry #Chapel

]]>69f6844c-1e87-4168-8d99-2bbad1467880Thu, 03 Sep 2026 18:36:38 GMT<p><b>Seeing God Anew | Dr. Marcus Merritt</b></p><p><b>Scripture:</b> Isaiah 6:1–13</p><p></p><p>In this Chapel at Luther Rice message, Dr. Marcus Merritt, Doctor of Ministry Program Coordinator and Assistant Professor of Pastoral Ministry, teaches from Isaiah 6 about the life-changing power of seeing God anew.</p><p>Isaiah’s circumstances did not change when he saw the Lord - but his perspective did. Dr. Merritt traces three transformative movements in Isaiah’s vision: seeing God clearly in His power, holiness, and glory; seeing ourselves honestly and receiving the cleansing available through Christ; and seeing a world that desperately needs the hope of the gospel.</p><p>This message challenges students, pastors, ministry leaders, and every believer to resist spiritual stagnation, recover their wonder at who God is, and respond to His call with Isaiah’s words: “Here am I. Send me!”</p><p></p><p></p><p>Learn more about Luther Rice College &amp; Seminary at <a rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" href="http://LutherRice.edu" target="_blank">LutherRice.edu</a>.</p><p>#LutherRice #ChristianPodcast #Isaiah6 #BiblicalTeaching #ChristianMinistry #Chapel</p>no00:35:42 Dr. Marcus Merritt | Seeing God Anew | Chapel at Luther Rice full<![CDATA[Spring Address from President Steinhilber]]>A Word from President Steve Steinhilber

]]>3acbb547-bdeb-48ad-9fce-8ee856bcc6fbThu, 02 Jul 2026 17:15:54 GMT<p>A Word from President Steve Steinhilber</p>no00:02:191Spring Address from President Steinhilberbonus