Harbor, Pepperdine Bible Lectures

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The Incredible Shroud of Turin May 04, 2019

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Larry Stalley

"A Neglected Witness for the Resurrection of Jesus?"

After 40 years of extensive research, the Shroud of Turin has become the most scrutinized artifact in history. What fascinating discoveries have scientists from numerous disciplines, historians, and theologians learned from their diligent research? Does the Shroud provide remarkable evidence of the most significant event in all recorded history: the resurrection of our Lord? Might the Shroud be the “sign of Jonah” Jesus promised (Mt. 12:38-40; 16:4)? Might it have been used as an evangelistic tool by the earliest Christians? “O foolish Galatians! Has someone cast the evil eye on you, before whose eyes Jesus Christ was publicly exhibited as having been crucified?” (Gal. 3:1). An extensive PowerPoint presentation will supplement the speaker’s talk.

Help Our Unbelief May 04, 2019

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Mitch East

"The Glamorization of Doubt Among Millennials"

If you have doubts, are you no longer a Christian? Are you an immature Christian if you don't have doubts? Is there any help for doubters or are they stuck with doubts forever? We’ll distinguish between different kinds of doubt in order to best serve doubters. Through the lens of the Psalms, we'll see the benefits and limits of doubt.

No Longer Slaves, Part 2 May 04, 2019

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Josh Graves

"What Am I Supposed to Do With My Life?"

This class will explore the freedom and liberation promised by Jesus and taught by Paul.

Equipping the Next Generation of Worship Ministers May 04, 2019

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Lauren Begert

Join a discussion of three core ideas for raising up emerging adult worship ministers and equipping them for successful ministerial leadership.

Christ, Culture, the Campus, and Your Church May 04, 2019

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Dave Clayton

Spiritual Breakthrough, Part 2 May 04, 2019

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Buddy Bell

Most of us stay frustrated by lack of spiritual growth. Even if we are growing, we find it frustrating to foster that growth in others. In this class you will be introduced to some simple spiritual tools called Lifeshapes. They will not only spur your own spiritual growth, but will give your church a common language to spur that same spiritual growth in others, especially in discipleship groups.

All Hands On Deck May 04, 2019

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Loretta Hunnicutt

"Women in the Stone-Campbell Movement in the 1940s"

El Vergonzoso Silencio Del Rey David May 04, 2019

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Javier Villa

David experimenta el privilegio del perdón y explica el profundo sentimiento de su silencio sin darle honor a Dios ni dándole Su gloria. El también explica el remordimiento de su espíritu quebrantado, reconociendo su culpabilidad. Perdón es un alivio, es una bendición que nos trae paz a nuestro corazón avergonzado. Selah es un silencio, una pausa, es el tiempo de meditación antes del arrepentimiento. (David experienced the privilege of forgiveness and explained the deep feelings of his silence, not honoring God or giving Him praise. He also explained the remorse of his broken spirit, recognizing his guilt. Forgiveness is a relief, it is a blessing and brings peace into our ashamed hearts. Selah is a silence, a pause, it is a time for meditation before repentance.)

COC & ICOC, Part 2: The Repair May 04, 2019

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Doug Jacoby, Nick Zola

In the late 1980s, the International Churches of Christ (ICOC or Boston Movement) formally split from the Churches of Christ (COC). In 1992, the ICOC was labeled by Time magazine as one of the world’s fastest growing church movements. But by 2000, the ICOC was experiencing an internal upheaval that forced it to reevaluate its identity. Today dialogue and cooperation have reopened between the COC and ICOC. This series explores reasons behind the rift and recent moves towards its repair.

Mental Health and Ministry May 04, 2019

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Kyle Sapp

A panel discussion about working in ministry while wrestling with mental illness. All panelists bring their own story and perspective of how they have lived with their mental illness. The discussion dives into how their mental illness has impacted their work in the kingdom in both positive and negative ways and focuses on practical ideas for how we can continue to love and support our friends and family who live with mental illnesses.