• QA1: Question and Answer with Jim Osman and Owen Strachan

  • Jun 8 2024
  • Length: 52 mins
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QA1: Question and Answer with Jim Osman and Owen Strachan

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  • Dr. Owen Strachan discusses the importance of biblical manhood and womanhood in a Q&A session with Jim Osman. Strachan shares his journey to faith, theological development, and passion for teaching the biblical roles of men and women. He emphasizes the need for the church to uphold these roles to glorify God. Biblical manhood and womanhood are central to his ministry and message.


    Questions Asked:

    1. How do you pronounce your last name?
    2. How and when did the Lord save you?
    3. When were you baptized?
    4. Have you always had your current theological convictions?
    5. How did you decide to go into full-time ministry?
    6. What is the most challenging aspect of being a father and a husband?
    7. How do you balance family and ministry life demands with a busy schedule?
    8. Where do you currently serve in ministry?
    9. How did you come to serve at the Council on Biblical Manhood and Womanhood?
    10. What are your hobbies or non-ministry interests?
    11. What books have most influenced and shaped you?
    12. What books are you writing now?
    13. What books are you reading right now?
    14. What subjects interest you that you have not studied but plan to in the next five years?
    15. If people want to follow you on social media, where can they find you?
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