Martin Luther understood vocation in a sacramental sense. He taught that God is in vocation, working through ordinary human beings as his way of caring for his world (giving daily bread, creating new life, etc.) and that the purpose of every vocation is to love and serve one's neighbor. Our vocations are manifested in the […]
Dr. Max Lee is a New Testament professor at North Park Theological Seminary and has a passion to prepare students for a lifetime of pastoral ministry through theological education. As a New Testament professor, Dr. Lee enjoys helping students develop the skill sets they need to be better preachers and teachers of God’s word. Dr. […]
Professor David Lodge earned a PhD at University of Oxford in 1982 and acceoted his current appointment at Cornell University in May of 2016 where he serves as the first Francis J. DiSalvo Director of the Atkinson Center for a Sustainable Future. Professor Lodge serves in the Department of Ecology and Evolutionary Biology with a […]
Our Program Director, Justin McGeary, will be speaking at Fellowship of Christian Athletes' (FCA) weekly meeting on Psalm 24 and the importance of theology for the Christian life.
Chinese Bible Study
Speaking at Chinese Bible Study: In 1 Samuel 17, the Israelites face a giant problem, but it is not just Goliath. It has to do with their choice of a king. With slavery once again in view, God provides a different king to rescue them.
Chinese Bible Study
FCA Fellowship Meeting
Following Joel Salatin's lecture on Redeeming the Earth, we will talk with Cornell's Dr. Gary Fick about some of Salatin's work, food, sustainable agriculture, and Fick's own book Food, Farming, and Faith. In his book, Dr. Fick explores the relationship between Christianity & science, particularly in the area of ecology and agriculture. Come join us […]
