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We host scholars and practitioners in various fields of theological interest to give lectures and engage in candid conversation for area church, campus, and ministry students.
Below is a partial list of all the scholars & lectures available. More can be found on our Youtube channel. And regrettably, not all the lectures listed below were recorded or are available for the purpose of having that more candid conversation. Those that are available can be found by clicking on the button below.
Various Scholars We’ve Hosted
John H. Armstrong, Catholics & Evangelicals Initiative, August 2018
David K. Clark, Ph.D. Evangelical Theological Method, July 2015
Carl H. Esbeck, Law Professor Emeritus; Religious Liberty Issues, Annual
Lisa Fields, Apologetics from an African/American perspective, Fall 2019
Bruce Hindmarsh, Historical Evangelicalism,
Carolyn Custis James, Hosted by Created Female, September 2018
Robert Lupton, Toxic Charity, April 2014
Michael McClymond, Universalism: The Christian Debate, Jan. 2017
J.P. Moreland, Craig Hazen, Greg Ganssle, Clay Jones, October 2015
Reasons to Believe
– Hugh Ross, Summer Lectures, 2021
– Hugh Ross, Christian Apologetics, 2012
– A.J. Roberts; Insights into the Scientific Minds, April 2017
Kirk MacGregor
– Molinst Ventures, December 2022
– Issues in Church History, December 2021
– Contemporary Theology, December 2020
– Luis D. Molina and Molinism; August 2017
-Webinar about CBE journal article on 1 Cor. 14:33-38, July 2018
Gerald R. McDermott, The Emerging Divide in Evangelicalism, July 2014
Michael Licona, New Testament Reliability, April 2019
Tremper Longman, III. Spring Lecture Series, 2022
Sarah Sumner, Right on Mission
– Christian Board Governance – May 2019
– Men and Women in the Church – November 2011
Lois Tverberg,
– Walking in the Dust of Rabbi Jesus, January 2019
– Reading the Bible with Rabbi Jesus – July 2016
William J. Webb, Slaves, Women, & the RMH; August 2009
John Wigger, PTL: The Rise and Fall of Jim and Tammy Faye Bakker, 2019
Jim Wilder, Brain Science & Dallas Willard, Fall 2021
Bradley R. E. Wright, Sociologist, The Christian Failure Narrative, July 2012