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World Upside Down

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by Indianapolis Theological Seminary

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Welcome to World Upside Down, the official podcast of Indianapolis Theological Seminary, where we engage in deep theological discussions on ”load-bearing” doctrines of the Christian faith. Each episode delves into a key Scriptural topic from a unique perspective, providing valuable insights for current and future ministry leaders.

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Episode thumbnail for What Did Jesus Mean by “The Kingdom of God”? | Dr. Nicholas Perrin | S3E2

June 16, 2026

What Did Jesus Mean by “The Kingdom of God”? | Dr. Nicholas Perrin | S3E2

Jesus' announcement that “the kingdom of God is at hand” was not a vague spiritual slogan—it was his public declaration that God’s reign was arriving on earth. Dr. Nicholas Perrin helps us see how that announcement connects all the way from Eden to the church’s life in the world today. Leave a comment below and click the following link to be entered to win a copy of Dr. Perrin's book, The Kingdom of God: A Biblical Theology: https://forms.gle/xr28WFs3jWHmY6r89 Interested in going deeper? Learn more about Indianapolis Theological Seminary and how you can take your next step toward robust theological education: https://go.indysem.org/request-more-info

Episode thumbnail for The King We Keep Getting Wrong | Kingdom of God in the Old Testament | S3E1

June 2, 2026

The King We Keep Getting Wrong | Kingdom of God in the Old Testament | S3E1

God's people have always been tempted to want a king *like the nations,* but the Old Testament says that's exactly the wrong kind of king. In this episode, Dr. Kris Holroyd opens Season 3 of World Upside Down with a deep dive into the kingdom of God as it unfolds in Scripture–from Genesis 1, to David, to the anticipation of Christ. In this conversation: - What does "kingdom of God" actually mean in the Old Testament and where does it start? - What does Deuteronomy 17 tell us about the kind of king God wants and why no horses? - How does David's kingdom give us a glimpse of what God always intended? - Why did Israel miss Jesus and why does the church keep making the same mistake? - What are the signs that a pastor (or a Christian) has placed their hope in political power rather than in Christ? - How do Daniel and Revelation reframe our view of world governments and what should that do to us? Interested in going deeper? Learn more about Indianapolis Theological Seminary and how you can take your next step toward robust theological education: https://go.indysem.org/request-more-info World Upside Down is the podcast of Indianapolis Theological Seminary — a confessionally reformed, evangelical seminary committed to equipping gospel ministers for the church.

Episode thumbnail for How Creation Informs Liturgy | Dr. Mike Farley | S2E12

April 14, 2026

How Creation Informs Liturgy | Dr. Mike Farley | S2E12

What if Sunday morning worship is doing more to shape you than you realize? In this season 2 finale of World Upside Down, Dr. Mike Farley joins us to explore why the doctrine of creation is an often missing foundation in our Sunday liturgies. Interested in going deeper? Learn more about Indianapolis Theological Seminary and how you can take your next step toward robust theological education: https://go.indysem.org/request-more-info

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What is World Upside Down?

Welcome to World Upside Down, the official podcast of Indianapolis Theological Seminary, where we engage in deep theological discussions on ”load-bearing” doctrines of the Christian faith. Each episode delves into a key Scriptural topic from a unique perspective, providing valuable insights for current and future ministry leaders.

How often does this podcast release new episodes?

This podcast updates daily.

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