Harbor, Pepperdine Bible Lectures
Religion & Spirituality:Christianity
Teacher: David Ayres
Why are you still a member of Churches of Christ? It seems that, for many of us, that question has become increasingly difficult to answer. For those in our churches who are all too aware of our tradition’s shortcomings, it can be difficult to speak convincingly about the gifts our heritage has to offer. It often feels as though we escaped our bondage to rigid sectarianism only to wander aimlessly in the wilderness of relentless self-critique. Join us as we imagine what it might look like to offer our churches a positive vision for who we are and who we can still be.
Planning with the Spirit: His Impact on Our Lives and the Church
The House that Built Me: The Women of Faith That Have Shaped My Life
The Low Lying Fruit of Proactive Congregational Care: Reclaiming the Power of Kindness and Goodness in Our Church Communities and Beyond
Lamenting Date-Onomics*
Trueish: Church Leadership Principles That Sound Right, but Aren’t Anymore. Mostly.
Late Night Comedy Club
What Kind of Interfaith Work Would Jesus Do?
Religious Trauma
Truthy or Truthful? The Authority of Scripture in a Cross-Pressured Time (Part 1)
Truthy or Truthful? The Authority of Scripture in a Cross-Pressured Time (Part 2)
A Biblical Theology of Policing
A Question from the LGBTQ+ Community to the Church: Are We Welcome at Christ’s Table with You?
Leaning Into the Dissonance: Navigating Faith’s Tensions Together
Participating in God’s Restoration: The Story of Churches of Christ
Stories from the Field: Church Planting and the Mission of Jesus
Common Grace/Uncommon Gospel
Abba Father: God of Rescue
The Simple Secret: Choosing Love in a Culture of Hostility
Keep Calm and Carry On: How Ministers/Leaders Can Move Forward When Ministry is Difficult
Abba Father: God of Steadfast Love
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The Bible in a Year (with Fr. Mike Schmitz)