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Abilene Christian University Digital Commons @ ACU Lectureship and Summit Programs Lectureship, Summit, and Ministry Events 2008 2008 - 91st Lectureship Summit, "The Righteousness of God", Abilene Christian University Abilene Christian University Follow this and additional works at: https://digitalcommons.acu.edu/sumlec_prog Part of the Biblical Studies Commons, Christian Denominations and Sects Commons, Christianity Commons, Comparative Methodologies and Theories Commons, Ethics in Religion Commons, History of Christianity Commons, Liturgy and Worship Commons, Missions and World Christianity Commons, Practical Theology Commons, and the Religious Thought, Theology and Philosophy of Religion Commons Recommended Citation Abilene Christian University, "2008 - 91st Lectureship Summit, "The Righteousness of God", Abilene Christian University" (2008). Lectureship and Summit Programs. 87. https://digitalcommons.acu.edu/sumlec_prog/87 This Program is brought to you for free and open access by the Lectureship, Summit, and Ministry Events at Digital Commons @ ACU. It has been accepted for inclusion in Lectureship and Summit Programs by an authorized administrator of Digital Commons @ ACU. JAMESTHOMPSON Tuesday11 a.m. Sin Condemned in Christ Jesus ROMANS8 :1-11 ERICWILSON Wednesday11 a.m. Transformed by God ROMANS12 :1-21 CHRIS SEIDMAN Wednesday7 p.m. Welcome Others as Christ ROMANS15 :1-7 www.acu.edu/lectureship <<welcomeone another just as Christ haswelcomed you)) (ROMANS1s:7) We offer the hospitality of Christ to these well-known individuals who will stimulate and challenge our minds and hearts. These guests are sponsored by ACU's Adams Center for Teaching and Learning, Department of Agricultural and Environmental Sciences,Department of Biology, Graduate School of Theology, and the Youth and Family Ministry program. BRIAND.McLAREN Monday3 p.m. ((ReachingChristians for Chrisf) BrianD. McLarenis the authorof bookssuch as A NewKind of Christianand MoreReady Than You Realize, an internationalspeaker, and a churchplanter . He has appearedon "LarryKing Live," "Nightline" and "Religionand Ethics." He servesas boardchair for Sojournersmagazine. McLaren is an innovative ministerwho longsfor the Christianstory to be seen,heard and experienced by an increasinglysecular society as truly"good news." J.MATTHEW SLEETH Tuesday3 p.m. ((ServeGod, Save the Planet: A ChristianCall to Action)) J.Matthew Sleeth, M.D., resigned as a hospital'schief of medicalstaff and ER directorto lecture,write and preachabout creationcare and the environment. He is the authorof ServeGod, Save the Planet : A ChristianCall to Action . Sleeth is a graduateof GeorgeWashington University School of Medicineand hastwo post-doctoralfellowships . He has beena memberof the AmericanAcademy of FamilyPractice, the CollegeofEmergency Physicians and the Collegeof ExecutivePh ysicians,but saysthe mostmeaningful initials behind his nan1e-M.D. -stand for "MyDaddy ." SAM SOLOMON Wednesday3 p.m. ((Sentencedto Death )) A Muslimwho convertedto Christianity,Sam Solomon is a seniorlecturer, research coordinator and adjunctassociate for RaviZacharias International Ministries. He is CEO of Faithfor the Muslims,co -founderof ChristianConcern for Our Nation,and a leadingBritish Christian organizer of lawyers' ChristianFellowship. An authorityon Islamicissues with expertisein Shari.ahlaw , he has beencalled to briefworld leaders in severalnations . Solomonlectures extensively and teachespost -graduatecourses for nationalsfrom Muslim countries and missionariesworking in the Muslimworld . SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER21 LEADERSHIP AND CHURCH GROWTH, Ian Fair, 858 730 0 FIVE THEOLOGICAL TURNINGS PART 1, Brian D. McLaren, 4:45 P.M. 858 200 (Chapel on the Hill) 0 ASIA INTEREST GROUP DINNER, 0 WILL THE REAL GOD PLEASE STAND UP? THE SEARCH 858 279 (Mission Strategy Room) FOR JUSTICE IN THE OLD TESTAMENt Mark Hamilton, 858 7 P.M . OPENING THEME CONVERSATION 700 (Hart Auditorium) 0 RIGHTEOUSNESS OF GOD REVEALED THROUGH FAITH BORROWED CREATIVITY, Ginger Morby, WPA, Fulks Theatre AND FOR FAITH (ROMANS 1:8-17), Leroy Garrett, 9:45 A.M. CLASSES Moody Coliseum 0 GROWING GLOBAL CHRISTIANS, Joyce Hardin, 8:30 P.M. LATE-NIGHT EVENTS Adams Center Faculty Commons, Classroom CHURCH 2.0: PREACHING, TEACHING AND WORSHIP FOR e 0 CHRISTIAN ACTIVISM, Floyd Rose, MBB 7 75 THE MOBILE GENERATION, Kyle Dickson and Stephen Johnson, Brown Library, Learning Commons 0 DISCIPLESHIP AND DISCIPLINE WITHIN THE ACADEMY, B. Cole Bennett, Tracy M. Shilcutt MBB 7 77 0 THE MEN OF ACU: AN A CAPPELLA CHORUS, ACU Faculty, Staff, Alumni and Students, Cullen Auditorium 0 NOTHING CAN SEPARATE US: GOD'S LOVE FOR THE SAME-SEX STRUGGLER, Sally Gary, 858 703 8:30 P.M. RECEPTIONS e MORE THAN DINNER AT OUR PLACE, Charme Robarts, 0 WORLD CHRISTIAN BROADCASTING RECEPTION, 858 704 McGlothlin Campus Center; Living Room LIVING, LOVING AND LEADING FROM THE HEARt MONDAY, SEPTEMBER2 2 Lee Ann Nutt, 858 772 6:45 A.M. MEALS 0 THE MARRIAGE-FRIENDLY PLACE, Beverly Ross, 858 773 0 HAITIAN CHRISTIAN FOUNDATION HAITI BREAKFASt STROKES FROM A BACKLIT KEYBOARD, Houston Heflin, University Church of Christ, Family Room (733 E.N. 76th St.) 858 7 74 0 MISSIONS PRAYER BREAKFAST SPONSORED BY 0 GROWING OLD IN CHRIST: BLESSINGS AND CHALLENGES MISSIONS RESOURCE NETWORK, McGlothlin Campus OF MINISTRY TO THE AGING, Jack Ho lland, 858 775 Center; Living Room e KINGDOM LIFE REMIXED PANEL: THE CONVERSATION 8:30 A.M. CLASSES CONTINUES, Facilitator: Kent Smith, Panelists: Jared Looney, John White, 858 7 77 0 R&R OF MINISTRY AND MISSIONS, Steve Allison, Jeff Holland, Adams Center Faculty Commons, Classroom e WALKING WITH THE SPIRIT: THE TRANSITIONS OF K.C. MOSER, Bobby Valentine, 858 720 0 SEXY SACRIFICES: HAVE WE LAID OUR CHILDREN ON THE ALTAR OF COMMERCIAL CULTURE?, Jennifer Shewmaker, 0 WORSHIP FOR THE DEAF, Hollis Maynard, 858 722 Stephanie Talley, MBB 7 75 TABLE SCRAPS, Geoffrey Broderick, 858 726 STONE AND CAMPBELL WANDER THE GROVES OF 0 OLIVE TREES AND CYBORGS, Jennifer J. Thweatt-Bates, ACADEME: RESTORATION PRINCIPLES AND UNIVERSITY 858 EDUCATION, Chris Willerton, ACU Students, MBB 7 77 727 GOD OF THE MARGINS, Jessica Reese Goudeau, 858 728 0 NURTURING YOUR BODY TO FEED YOUR MIND AND SPIRlt Joe D. Bell, 858 703 e HOW TO WIN THE WAR AGAINST DRUG ABUSE, Kinwood H. Devore, BSB 729 e PUTTING EARS ON OUR HEARTS, Jacqueline King, 858 704 PULLING TOGETHER WITHOUT COMING APART: TRANSCENDENT LEADERSHIP, Margaret J. Weber, 858 7 72 A PANEL ON ELDER-MINISTER RELATIONSHIPS, 0 IGLESIAS DE CHRISTO, Jorge Daniel Garcia, Dean Bryce, Malcolm Coco, Eddie Sharp, Jay Spencer, 858 730 Patricia Hernandez, 858 7 73 0 FIVE THEOLOGICAL TURNINGS, PART 2, Brian D. McLaren, SECOND LIFE? WHAT HAPPENED TO MY FIRST ONE?, 858 200 (Chapel on the Hill) David W. Fraze, 858 774 11 A.M. THEME CONVERSATION e A MISSIONAL RESPONSE TO SOCIAL JUSTICE AND POVERTY, Tanya Brice, Darre ll Jordan, 858 7 75 0 GOD SHOWS NO FAVORITISM (ROMANS 2:1-11), David Fleer, Moody Coliseum e KINGDOM LIFE REMIXED: BEYOND THE CHURCH WE'VE KNOWN, John White, 858 7 77 NOON MEALS e CAMPUS EVANGELISM, CAMPUS REVIVAL AND 0 AG MISSIONS LUNCHEON CO-HOSTED BY GLOBAL SPIRITUAL AWAKENING, Jim R. Bevis, 858 720 SAMARITAN RESOURCES, Hillcrest Church of Christ, Family Room (650 E. Ambler Ave.) 0 RISEN FROM THE ASHES, Shirley D. Straker, 858 722 0 FRIENDS OF THE INTERNATIONAL UNIVERSITY, 0 ADOPTION: REAL-LIFE ADOPTION EXPERIENCES REMIND McGlothlin Campus Center; Living Room US WE ARE ALL GOD'S ADOPTED CHILDREN, Kelly Vaughn, 858 726 0 LET'S START TALKING MINISTRY , McG/othlin Campus Center; East Dining Room 0 LET MY PEOPLE GO, Bert Reynolds, 858 727 1:30 P.M. HIGHLIGHT CLASSES ROMANS' PROVERBIAL ROOTS, Glenn Pemberton , 858 728 0 WHAT 'S "NEW" ABOUT THE "NEW ATHEISM "?, 0 COVENANT RIGHTEOUSNESS IN ROMANS, Rubel Shelly, 858 200 (Chapel on the Hill) Thomas H. Olbricht, 858 729 LIFESTYLES OF THE RICH AND AMOS, Rick Atchley, 858 100 8:30 P.M . RECEPTIONS (Hart Auditorium) 0 YORK COLLEGE FRIENDS AND ALUMNI RECEPTION, RELATIONSHIP 101: EIGHT THINGS EVERY LOVER NEEDS McGlothlin Campus Center; Living Room TO SAY, Jeff Walling, Teague Special Events Center TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 23 3 P.M. FEATURED GUEST 7 A.M . MEALS REACHING CHRISTIANS FOR CHRIST, Brian D. McLaren, Moody Coliseum 0 HERALD OF TRUTH MINISTRIES, McGlothlin Campus Center; Living Room 3:30 P.M. MEALJRECEPTION 0 RESTORATION QUARTERLY BREAKFAST, University Church 0 FRIENDS OF THE ACU LIBRARY BUFFET, Brown Library, of Christ, Family Room (733 E.N. 16th St.) Learning Commons 0 WORLD BIBLE SCHOOL BREAKFAST, WPA, Lobby 4 P.M . CLASSES 8:30 A.M. CLASSES 0 CHILDREN OF HELL OR CHILDREN OF HEAVEN?, Sonny Guild, Adams Center Faculty Commons, Classroom 0 R&R OF MINISTRY AND MISSIONS, Steve Allison, Jeff Holland, Adams Center Faculty Commons, Classroom 0 THE JUSTICE IMPERATIVE, Robert L. Foster, MBB 115 NO PASSPORT NEEDED, Casey McCollum, Steve Sargent, 0 WE ARE WHAT WE THINK! , Becky Holton, MBB 117 Brown Library, Mabee Library Auditorium COMMUNICATION - THE FOUNDATION OF EFFECTIVE SEXY SACRIFICES: HAVE WE LAID OUR CHILDREN ON THE LEADERSHIP, Taylor A. McKenzie, 858 103 0 ALTAR OF COMMERCIAL CULTURE?, Jennifer Shewmaker, 0 WOMEN 'S VIOLENCE IN GLOBAL POLITICS, Stephanie Talley, MBB 115 Caron E. Gentry, 858 112 STONE AND CAMPBELL WANDER THE GROVES OF 0 WHAT LANGUAGE MAY I BORROW?, Ron Highfie ld, ACADEME : RESTORATION PRINCIPLES AND UNIVERSITY 858 113 EDUCATION, Chris W illerton and ACU Students, MBB 117 INSIDE THE YOUTH MINISTER'S STUDIO WITH e ALREADY BUT NOT YET, Edward Fudge, 858 103 BRIAN McLAREN, Robert Oglesby Jr.,
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