Features lectures by various speakers from the Payton Lectures for the years 2003 - 2011.

The lectures have been transferred from the original electrical transcription media formats. In some cases, the recordings have sound fades due to degradation of the original media.

2003 - 2011 Payton Lectures Audio Collection

Lecture Series: 2003 Payton Lectures
Lecture Title: Eyewitnesses 
Speaker: Richard Bauckman
Date: 2003-04-23

Payton Lectures - Eyewitnesses

2003 Payton Lectures: Eyewitnesses

Event Title: 2003 Payton Lectures
Lecture Title: Gospels
Speaker: Richard Bauckman
Date: 2003-04-23

Payton Lectures - Gospels

2003 Payton Lectures: Gospels

Event Title: 2003 Payton Lectures
Lecture Title: Eyewitnesses: Panel Discussion 
Speaker: Richard Bauckman
Date: 2003-04-22

Payton Lectures - Panel Discussion with Richard Bauchman - Eyewitnesses

2003 Payton Lectures: Eyewitnesses: Panel Discussion

Event Title: 2003 Payton Lectures
Lecture Title: Gospels - Panel Discussion 
Speaker: Richard Bauckman
Date: 4/23/2003

Payton Lectures - Panel Discussion with Richard Bauckman - Gospels

2003 Payton Lectures: Gospels - Panel Discussion

Event Title: 2003 Payton Lectures
Lecture Title: Testimony
Speaker: Richard Bauckman
Date: 2003-04-24

Payton Lectures - Testimony

2003 Payton Lectures: Testimony

Event Title: 2006 Payton Lectures
Lecture Title: Revisiting Ruth
Speaker: Katharine Doob Sakenfield
Date: 2006-05-10

Payton Lectures - Revisiting Ruth 1 of 2

2006 Payton Lectures: Revisiting Ruth

On the first season of Centering, we're addressing "the big questions." In this first episode, host Kevin Doi sits down with Professor Daniel Lee (Fuller Seminary) to ask: why start a podcast? Daniel shares with us how our specific stories can bring glory to God, and why it is so important for the church to make the connections between our Asian American-ness and our Christianity.

1x01 - Why Another Podcast?

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2006 Payton Lectures: Revisiting Ruth

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