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The Council on Dispensational Hermeneutics was started in 2008 to provide a forum for discussion among traditional-dispensational thinkers in the important areas of hermeneutics and theological method. Issues related to biblical interpretation have been broadly discussed in several forums, however, there was no official forum, for traditional-dispensational thinkers to discuss issues among themselves. The Council was inaugurated to meet that particular need. CDH convenes a two-day meeting annually in September rotating between various locations throughout North America. In addition to welcoming scholars, leaders, students, and community members, local pastors are warmly invited to attend the meetings so that the discussions among the academic community can be grounded in every day ministry concerns.
Nineteenth Annual Council on Dispensational Hermeneutics
“Israel, War, and Antisemitism”
Hosted by Friends of Israel Gospel Ministry
September 16-17, 2026
Spring 2026 JMAT Now Available!
JMAT, the Journal of Ministry & Theology, encourages pastors, church leaders, scholars, missionaries and others who love the church of Jesus Christ to think biblically regarding contemporary theological issues, ministry concerns and methodologies facing the church, academy and individual believers.
Dr. Stallard Discussion with Dr. Cory Marsh
Thinking Biblically Podcast
with Dr. Mike Stallard
18TH ANNUAL COUNCIL ON DISPENSATIONAL HERMENEUTICS NATIONAL CONFERENCE
“Counterpoints: Comparative Views on Key Passages”
Southern California Seminary (El Cajon, CA)
September 17-18, 2025
JOURNAL OF MINISTRY AND THEOLOGY
JMAT, the Journal of Ministry & Theology, encourages pastors, church leaders, scholars, missionaries and others who love the church of Jesus Christ to think biblically regarding contemporary theological issues, ministry concerns and methodologies facing the church, academy and individual believers.
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2022 CDH Papers and Videos
The 2022 Council on Dispensational Hermeneutics (CDH) addressed the topic, "Does Dispensationalism Matter?" and was graciously hosted by Southern California Seminary. As is done every year, the papers were presented at the 2022 CDH and then the authors were given time...
The Bible and Civil Liberties
In the call for papers for our upcoming Council, we did not mention the topic of civil liberties explicitly. However, it is one that is implied in some of the other topics mentioned: forms of government, economic views, cultural interaction, etc. Classical Roman...
The Bible and Economic Systems
Related to the question of forms of government, we can ask if the Bible sanctions any particular form of economics. For example, it does seem that the Bible supports the notion of private property. The current debate in the West between socialists and capitalists...
The Bible and Forms of Government
Is there a biblical form of government? In the Old Testament there was a period of monarchies. In the future when Christ returns, there will be a supreme monarchy and I won’t be in charge! In the United States, we often celebrate the democratic republican form of...
A Biblical Perspective on the Christian Palestinian Movement
View our feature video featuring Mike Stallard on a biblical perspective on the Christian Palestinian Movement A Biblical Perspective on the Christian Palestinian Movement
2019 Presentations are public
The final papers for the 2019 Council on Dispensational Hermeneutics have been posted and made public. Use them for research and study in the important topic of "Dispensationalism, Social Justice, and Race." Many of the papers will be published in various journals in...
UPCOMING MEETING CONFERENCE
REMINDER OF UPCOMING MEETING FOR THE COUNCIL ON DISPENSATIONAL HERMENEUTICS Calvary University, Belton, MO (Kansas City area) September 18-19, 2019 This year’s Council theme – “Dispensationalism, Social Justice, and Race” – has captured a lot of attention. ...

