Jacob Davis kicks off his class about art and the Gospel. In these weeks, he will explore how Scripture presents art, beauty, and imagination, how the arts have shaped church history, how the church has shaped art history, and how Christians can engage the world through the arts today. Jacob will introduce us to Christian thinkers and artists across the centuries, dive into their stories, experience their creativity, and let them inspire us and point us to the beauty of the gospel.
George Paz wraps up his class on introductory evangelism with a discussion of two popular "Christian" cults, the Mormon (LDS) Church, and Jehovah's Witnesses.
George Paz continues his class on introductory evangelism with a second session on Islam. In this lecture, he discusses Islamic ideology, the Five Pillars of Islam, and some tips for sharing your faith with a Muslim.
George Paz continues his class on introductory evangelism with a discussion of the history of Islam and the origins of Mohammed.
In the final video in his teaching series on the Gospel and personal stewardship, the Rev. Nick Lannon discusses Jesus' parables of a treasure in a field and a pearl of great value. Generosity comes from recognizing Jesus' surpassing worth.
George Paz continues his introductory evangelism class with a discussion of the presentation of the Gospel might be adaptable to various worldviews, some "bridges" to the Gospel, and finally several practical tips to assist in evangelism.
In this third video in his 2020 teaching series on the Gospel and personal stewardship, the Rev. Nick Lannon discusses God's promise to take care of his beloved children.
The Rev. Nick Lannon shares another teaching video about personal stewardship with a discussion about Jesus' contention that where your money is, there your heart will be also.
Chad Bird closes the 2020 Fall Retreat with a proclamation of the Good News of God in Christ from Genesis to Revelation...literally. In Jesus, God comes to be with his people.
In his third session of the 2020 Fall Retreat, Chad Bird discusses an "Old Testament accented" way of preaching the Gospel: the people of God exiled and welcomed home.
