Contributor

Walter Strickland

Walter is a graduate of Cedarville University (BA), Southeastern Seminary (MDiv & ThM), and the University of Aberdeen (PhD). He is a theology professor at Southeastern Seminary and an entrepreneur who co-owns an EdTech company. Having authored and contributed to more than 10 books, Dr. Strickland serves as a regular conference speaker, university lecturer, and professional development facilitator.

Resources from Walter

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Podcast Episode

Faith and Repentance with Walter Strickland

New Churches Masterclass Season 1 Episode 39

Walter Strickland explores the nature of saving faith.

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Podcast Episode

Function of Scripture with Walter Strickland

New Churches Masterclass Season 1 Episode 9

Walter Strickland explains how the Bible is more than a book of facts. It reveals the character of God, fuels our sanctification, shapes our prayers, and empowers every aspect of Christian life—from resisting temptation to discipling others and finding rest for our souls.
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Podcast Episode

Inerrancy of Scripture with Walter Strickland

New Churches Masterclass Season 1 Episode 8

Grounded in historical, theological, and exegetical foundations, Walter Strickland explains inerrancy’s meaning, its development, and its vital implications for how we read, interpret, and submit to the Bible today.
Featured
Course

Theology Masterclass

16 hours 70 videos

Strong theology fuels faithful ministry and builds strong planters. You need sound doctrine. What you believe about God, salvation, Scripture, and the church isn’t just theoretical—it shapes your preaching, your leadership, and your daily walk with Christ. Weak theology leads to weak churches, but a deep, gospel-centered theology fuels faithful, enduring ministry. The Theology Masterclass isn’t just about gaining knowledge—it’s about grounding your faith in unshakable biblical truth. From the nature of God and the work of Christ to the authority of Scripture and the mission of the church, this course will equip you to think clearly, preach boldly, and lead faithfully. If you’re a pastor, church leader, or disciple-maker, you need a theology that stands firm in a shifting culture. Don’t settle for shallow—build a foundation that lasts.