Harbor, Pepperdine Bible Lectures

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**Harbor, Pepperdine Bible Lectures**

Christian scholars and church leaders at Harbor, Pepperdine University’s annual Bible Lectures, inspire listeners with this collection of topics on Christian living, relationships, ministry, and biblical insight.

Latest Episodes:

Harbor in the Storm, Part 2: 75 Years of the Pepperdine Bible Lectures (1983-1997) May 04, 2018

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Rubel Shelly

Blessed, or Spoiled? Leadership Lessons for Our Times from Solomon May 04, 2018

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Tim Willis

There are many striking parallels between the days of Solomon and our own time in history. Solomon inherited impressive wealth and power from his father, but he also inherited a vibrant faith. Sadly, the kingdom and the faith that he passed on to his own son were not nearly so healthy. This class will open a conversation on confronting the challenges we face as we strive to faithfully pass on the inheritance we have received.

Hope for the Next Generation: Lessons from a Young Adult Ministry May 04, 2018

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Wilson McCoy

Many are concerned about the future of the church. However, over the last eight years of working with young adults my hope for the next generation of faith has grown deeper and wider. In this class I want to share some lessons learned, mistakes made, and lingering questions about this important generation in the life of our churches.

Try Tears May 04, 2018

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Dan Jocoy

How serious are we about connecting people to Jesus?

3 Amazing Restoration Movement Stories that Could Change Our Future May 04, 2018

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Stan Granberg

Dr. Stan Granberg tells the amazing growth stories of the Restoration Movement and what we should learn that could propel us to a 21st season of growth

Recovering the Lost Gospel (Part 2: Why the Western Gospel Doesn't Sound like Good News for Most of the World) May 04, 2018

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Dan Bouchelle, Mark Hooper

The good news is that the Good News speaks to every world view, especially those dominated by honor and shame. But, most Americans now need help to hear the dominant aspect of the gospel in scripture.This class will enlarge our understanding of the Gospel to help us form a relevant message to the majority of people worldwide and in our cities who come from Honor-Shame cultures.

Evening Worship & Keynote (Romans 8) May 04, 2018

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Josh Ross

"Living Spirit"

Preach Like You're at the Areopagus (Because You Are) May 04, 2018

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Justin Gerhardt

The landscape is changing and we must adjust. As more and more Americans identify as religious "nones," and as those who call themselves Christians become less and less conversant with the Bible, preachers bear a responsibility to shape messages accordingly. This session will offer practical thoughts on how to make sure our preaching actually connects with those we're called to reach.

The Addicted Christian: Addressing the Opioid Crisis May 04, 2018

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Brandon Holt, Jimmy Hurd

This class will discuss the global epidemic of opioid addiction and relate it to the experiences of Christians in our local churches. Brandon will share his personal experience as a minister who was addicted to pain medication and now serves as a licensed chemical dependence counselor while continuing his preaching ministry. We will offer suggestions for addressing the problem and give encouragement to those personally impacted by it.

The Mystery of Creation (This Cosmic Ball of Dust) May 04, 2018

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Josh Graves

This session explores the mystery of God and Planet Earth. What does the Bible, experience, and contemporary art teach us about this place we live? How do we learn to enjoy our world for the brief time we have with this one precious life?