IN MY PLACE the SERVANT SAVIOR in MARK February 7-11, 2016 WELCOME & CONTENTS

IN MY PLACE THE SERVANT SAVIOR IN MARK February 7-11, 2016 WELCOME & CONTENTS

SPEAKER INDEX...... 4 SCHEDULE AT A GLANCE...... 6 SUNDAY SCHEDULE...... 7 MONDAY SCHEDULE...... 8 TUESDAY SCHEDULE...... 10 WEDNESDAY SCHEDULE...... 12 THURSDAY SCHEDULE...... 14 TEEN LECTURESHIP...... 16 CECIL MAY, JR. PARTICIPANT INDEX...... 17 The 2016 FHU Annual Bible Lectureship is dedicated VENDOR MAP...... 18 to the life and work of Cecil May, Jr., of Montgomery, Alabama. After serving 15 years as dean of the V. P. Black College of Biblical Studies at Faulkner University, he CAMPUS MAP...... 20 continues to serve as Dean Emeritus. AREA ACCOMMODATIONS...... 21 May’s name is synonymous with sound gospel preaching, writing and Christian education. He served as president AREA RESTAURANTS...... 22 of Magnolia Bible College for more than 17 years. At his retirement from that position, the Board of Trustees appointed him “Distinguished Professor” and the classroom building was named in his honor. DOWNLOAD May holds three degrees from Harding University and was awarded an honorary LL.D. degree by FHU for his OUR MOBILE APP! outstanding contributions to the growth of the church and Christian education. He began preaching in 1951 and has Our student-developed Lectureship strengthened congregations throughout Mississippi. He App is the perfect companion for served two years on the Bible faculty of Columbia Christian College in Portland, Oregon, and more than three years as the 80th Annual Bible Lectureship. dean and Bible teacher at Heritage Christian University. You can view the week’s schedule, He continues preaching and lecturing extensively, as well find your way around campus with as writing regularly for several publications, including the our interactive map and watch live “Back Page” each month for the Gospel Advocate. He presentations from Loyd Auditorium. has made an invaluable contribution with the publication of his two most recent books, “Providence: The Silent Sovereignty of God,” and “Bible Questions and Answers.” He has appeared on the FHU lectureship for many years, and this year, he will join Ralph Gilmore and Phil Sanders as a panelist on Open Forum. He and his wife, Winnie, have been married for 61 PRESIDENT, FHU Joe Wiley years. They are richly blessed with four children and five LECTURESHIP DIRECTOR Doug Burleson grandchildren. In 2012 Mr. and Mrs. Harrell Freeman LECTURESHIP COMMITTEE Mark Blackwelder established the Winnie and Cecil May, Jr. Endowed Chair Jim Gardner of Biblical Studies at Faulkner in their honor. Ralph Gilmore Sam Jones The Freed-Hardeman family is pleased to dedicate the David Powell 2016 Annual Bible Lectureship to this good and godly Justin Rogers man, Cecil May, Jr. Billy Smith The Appreciation Dinner for Cecil May, Jr. is Tuesday, Joe Wiley Feb. 9, 2016 in the auxiliary gym. Tickets are $15 each Dwayne Wilson and may be ordered in advance by calling Alice Holtin PROGRAM DESIGN Bramblett Group at 731-989-6769. Welcome to the 80th Annual Bible Lectureship at Freed-Hardeman. One can only wonder what those men who started the preacher’s course early last century would think of the crowds, the advances in technology and the campus itself if they could see it today. I trust they would be pleased with the progress made on these fronts while maintaining the faithfulness of the message. This year’s event has added new programs for the needs of today’s audience, but it builds on a rich history. That first preacher’s course included sessions on church history, Bible geography, young preachers’ meetings, sight singing and even English and spelling. The course lasted a month, and the library remained open around the clock to allow the attendees to research the topics discussed in the lectures. This year the library won’t be open around the clock, but we do hope you will take the time to visit the new Hope Barber Shull Academic Resource Center. Open for the first time this semester, we fully expect it to be a blessing to students for many years to come. Neither do you have to take notes and do research. You can simply purchase a jump drive and/or a book and take the lectures home with you. When recounting the 1937 preacher’s course (lectureship’s origin), the 1943-44 Freed- JOE WILEY Hardeman Bulletin said, “The interest manifested and the good accomplished were beyond our fondest hopes.” Our prayer is that we will be able to say the same of this President year’s lectureship. Freed-Hardeman University We’re glad you’re here. Enjoy your stay and leave rejuvenated and invigorated for the great work that lies ahead — sharing the good news of the servant savior.

For many years brothers and sisters in Christ have looked forward to the annual Freed- Hardeman University Bible Lectureship. As we celebrate the 80-year heritage of the FHU Bible Lectureship, I am particularly thankful that all the changes that have occurred still focus on the study of God’s Word and building up people of all ages. This year’s theme is “In My Place: The Servant Savior in Mark.” The Gospel of Mark is often overlooked as the brief, fast-moving narrative that shares so much content with the longer gospel accounts of Matthew and Luke, yet Mark’s perspective on Christ challenges readers to consider the power of the suffering Savior who ultimately came to pay the price for the sin of humankind. Christians today should not forget the power of the Christ who suffered and died in their place. The Lectureship Committee recognizes the sacrifices that many make in order to attend the annual lectures. This year we have attempted to put together a program that is centered on the study of God’s Word, while also touching on a number of questions and needs that are especially important for Christians in our current cultural climate. The FHU Bible Lectureship seeks to glorify God and to serve the Freed-Hardeman community and many other Christians from around the world who desire to be better equipped with knowledge for ministry in the kingdom of God. The lectureship is one of many products that comes about because Freed-Hardeman University desires not only to prepare young men and women to serve for God’s glory but also to serve the church. While the lectureship committee works hard to put together a meaningful program, most of all we are thankful for the students at Freed- DOUG BURLESON Hardeman. As they welcome so many guests to campus, they perhaps find their waits Director in line to be a little longer or parking spots less available, yet they still represent in a Christ-like manner the best that Freed-Hardeman has to offer. We are glad you are here FHU Annual Bible Lectureship and hope you have a great week.

ONLINE Register and explore details about this year’s lectureship at fhu.edu/lectureship. Online, you can order the 2016 lectureship book and jump drive with all 2016 recordings as well as appreciation dinner tickets. SPEAKER INDEX

JEFF ABRAMS STEVE BAGGETT SCOTT BAILEY RAY BAKER JERRIE W. BARBER RAFAEL A. BARRANTES BLAKE BECKHAM MARK BLACKWELDER Tuscumbia, Ala. Dickson, Tenn. Decatur, Ala. Henderson, Tenn. Nashville, Tenn. Jackson, Tenn. Jackson, Tenn. Henderson, Tenn.

DANNY BOGGS ISAAC BOURNE FRANK BRADFORD KIRK BROTHERS MYRON BRUCE DEBBIE BUMBALOUGH DOUG BURLESON TED D. BURLESON Neosho, Mo. Henderson, Tenn. Henderson, Tenn. Henderson, Tenn. Plano, Texas Nashville, Tenn. Henderson, Tenn. Hamilton, Ala.

ALAN BUSH JEREMY T. BUTT KYLE BUTT ADAM D. CARLUCCI DAN CHAMBERS HARRISON CHASTAIN TOM L. CHILDERS CALEB GLENN COLLEY Evansville, Ind. Santa Fe, Tenn. Florence, Ala. Jackson, Tenn. Franklin, Tenn. Florence, Ala. Henderson, Tenn. Marietta, Ga.

MATT COOK RUSS CROSSWHITE BRANDON EDWARDS EARL D. EDWARDS JERRY ELDER JIM ESTES CRAIG EVANS JACOB EVANS Henderson, Tenn. Fulton, Miss. Lewisville, Texas Henderson, Tenn. Columbia, Tenn. Booneville, Miss. Spring Hill, Tenn. Lawrenceburg, Tenn.

BAXTER EXUM ADAM FAUGHN BEN FLATT JAMES L. GARDNER BECKY GATES RALPH GILMORE MANUEL GONZALES JEREMY HALL Madison, Wis. Haleyville, Ala. Henderson, Tenn. Henderson, Tenn. Lebanon, Tenn. Jackson, Tenn. Fort Worth, Texas Murfreesboro, Tenn.

JOHN R. HALL GARY C. HAMPTON WILL HANSTEIN PERRY HARDIN SCOTT D. HARP REED HENSON GLEN HENTON SAM E. HESTER Jackson, Tenn. Clinton, Miss. Knoxville, Tenn. Henderson, Tenn. Buford, Ga. Jackson, Tenn. Memphis, Tenn. Henderson, Tenn.

ALAN E. HIGHERS GORDON HOGAN THOMAS H. HOLLAND BILL HOLT DALE JENKINS JEFF A. JENKINS PHILIP JENKINS AUSTIN JOHNSON Henderson, Tenn. Searcy, Ark. Brentwood, Tenn. Holly Lake Ranch, Texas Spring Hill, Tenn. Lewisville, Texas Mt. Juliet, Tenn. Dyersburg, Tenn.

SAMUEL JONES C. WAYNE KILPATRICK MARTIN KLAMM GARY KNUCKLES KYLE G. LAMB CHAD LANDMAN MELISSA LESTER DAVID L. LIPE Henderson, Tenn. Florence, Ala. Parsons, Tenn. Benton, Ky. Henderson, Tenn. Lewisburg, Tenn. Birmingham, Ala. Baxter, Tenn.

JAY LOCKHART DERRICK MARANTO LARRY D. MATHIS CECIL MAY, JR. WES MCADAMS RED MCCASKILL CHRIS MCCURLEY DOUG MCKAY Tyler, Texas Aberdeen, Miss. Nashville, Tenn. Montgomery, Ala. Abilene, Texas Dickson, Tenn. Abilene, Texas Henderson, Tenn. 4 PAUL N. MERIDETH STAN MITCHELL JASON MOON KEVIN L. MOORE LARRY MORAN MATTHEW MORINE CHUCK MORRIS NATALIE MORRIS Vienna, W. Va. Henderson, Tenn. Trussville, Ala. Henderson, Tenn. Henderson, Tenn. Castle Rock, Colo. Humboldt, Tenn. Humboldt, Tenn.

WILLIE NETTLE CALEB O’HARA ERIC L. OWENS JOVAN PAYES DENNY PETRILLO BRETT PHARR ANDREW PHILLIPS JOHN A. PIGG Vicksburg, Miss. Manteca, Calif. Snellville, Ga. Bakersfield, Calif. Denver, Colo. Charlotte, N.C. Columbia, Tenn. Ridgeland, Miss.

KATHY POLLARD NEAL POLLARD DAVID POWELL DARLEEN PUGH KELVIN PUGH JOHN REESE NEIL RICHEY ENOCH RINKS Littleton, Colo. Littleton, Colo. Jackson, Tenn. Belleville, Ill. Belleville, Ill. Austin, Texas Marietta, Ga. Franklin, Tenn.

RON ROBERSON JESSE E. ROBERTSON JUSTIN ROGERS STEPHEN W. ROGERS DALE SADLER PHIL SANDERS LEON SANDERSON DAVID SCHONHOFF Germantown, Tenn. Henderson, Tenn. Henderson, Tenn. Evansville, Ind. Cottonwood, Tenn. Edmond, Okla. Memphis, Tenn. Hixson, Tenn.

AMY SCHWARTZ JON DAVID SCHWARTZ MARY LANE SCHWARTZ KIM SCOTT DAVID SHANNON ROY SHARP PHILIP SLATE BILLY R. SMITH Chapel Hill, Tenn. Chapel Hill, Tenn. Henderson, Tenn. Henderson, Tenn. Mt. Juliet, Tenn. Henderson, Tenn. Cordova, Tenn. Henderson, Tenn.

RUSSELL SMITH MATTHEW SOKOLOSKI DAVID SOUTH PAUL SPURLIN CHASE SURRELL REED SWINDLE JAMES TACKETT JEREMIAH TATUM Saltillo, Miss. Montgomery, Ala. Cordova, Tenn. Wetumpka, Ala. Batesville, Miss. Corinth, Miss. Austin, Texas Cookeville, Tenn.

NATALIE PORTER THOMAS RHONDA THOMPSON BARRY THRONEBERRY REBECCA THRONEBERRY GREGORY A. TIDWELL SCOTT UTTER BILL WADE BART WARREN Columbia, Tenn. Henderson, Tenn. Springfield, Tenn. Springfield, Tenn. Columbus, Ohio Spring Hill, Tenn. Henderson, Tenn. Glasgow, Ky.

BILL WATKINS ALLEN WEBSTER BECKY WELCH BOBBY WHEAT NANCY WHEAT MICHAEL WHITWORTH JOHN WIEGAND JOE WILEY Antioch, Tenn. Jacksonville, Ala. Henderson, Tenn. Waco, Texas Waco, Texas Bowie, Texas Pleasanton, Calif. Henderson, Tenn.

KERRY W. WILLIAMS DAN WINKLER CLYDE WOODS DAVID WRIGHT LINDA WRIGHT Jonesboro, Ark. Huntingdon, Tenn. Henderson Tenn. Seagoville, Texas Martin, Tenn. 5 SCHEDULE AT A GLANCE

EVENING LECTURES – THE ESSENTIAL GOSPEL BIBLE SCHOOL WORKSHOP: TEACHING THE ESPECIALLY FOR WOMEN: MAKE ME A SERVANT GOSPEL OF MARK (7:30 p.m. , LOYD) (9:30 a.m., GC 301-302) (2:30 p.m., AYERS) 01 Sunday “His Call” 38 Tuesday “Calling Them To Repentance” (Women Only) 22 Monday “...To the Lost of My Community” 24 Monday “His Command” 39 Tuesday “Helping Junior High Students Serve” 57 Tuesday “...To My Erring Family” 31 Tuesday “His Cross” 75 Wednesday “Milk to Grow On: Age Appropriate 94 Wednesday “...To the Hurting” 96 Wednesday “His Children” Applications” (Women Only) 123 Thursday “...With My Words” 126 Thursday “His Coming” 76 Wednesday “I Met Jesus Through Facebook” MOCK DEBATE (1:30 p.m., OCH) CHAPEL – THE SUFFERING SAVIOR BIBLE SCHOOL WORKSHOP (12:30 p.m., GC 301-302) 50 Tuesday “Did Mark Teach That All 41 Tuesday “Who Are You? Characters from Mark” Divorces Are Wrong?” (10:30 a.m., LOYD) 07 Monday “Will You Trust Him?” (Women Only) COMPUTER USAGE IN CHURCHES (1:30 P.M., BFCR) 40 Tuesday “Will You Confess Him?” 42 Tuesday “Helping Teens Serve” 15 Monday “Technology and Missions” 77 Wednesday “Will You Follow Him?” 78 Wednesday “Principles from Mark” (Women Only) 51 Tuesday “Technology and Ministry” 109 Thursday “Will You Share Him?” 79 Wednesday “Helping Older Adults Serve” 87 Wednesday “Technology and Ministry” INTRODUCTORY LECTURES COLLABORATIVE CONVERSATIONS (12:45 p.m., LOYD) 117 Thursday “Technology and Ministry” 43 Tuesday “Experiencing Eldership Transitions” MISSIONS (2:30 p.m., LOYD) (8:30 a.m., LOYD) 80 Wednesday “Resolving Church Conflict” 05 Monday “Mark; the Man” 16 Monday “When He Calls” 9:30 A.M. 110 Thursday “Ministry Teams that Work” 52 Tuesday “Missions Forum” 06 Monday “Mark; the Message” CONTEMPORARY CONCERNS (1:30 p.m., LOYD) 88 Wednesday “Missions Forum” 09 Monday “Jesus Ate With Sinners - Should We?” 118 Thursday “Missions Forum” CHRISTIAN EVIDENCES (8:30 a.m., LOYD) 44 Tuesday “Jesus Broke Tradition - Should We?” CHRIST IN REAL LIFE 26 Tuesday “Did Jesus Lay Aside the Law?” (2:30 p.m., AUD A) 81 Wednesday “Jesus Practiced Social Justice - 17 Monday “How to Trust God In Tragedy” 63 Wednesday “Did Jesus Rely on Logical Argument?” Should We?” 97 Thursday “Did Jesus Really Know the Future?” 53 Tuesday “How to Be Content in a 111 Thursday “Jesus Tore Down Walls - Should We?” Contentious World” MARK AND THE SYNOPTIC PROBLEM (8:30 a.m., AUD A) ESPECIALLY FOR YOUNG FAMILIES: RAISING 89 Wednesday “How to Reach Across Racial Lines” 27 Tuesday “Did Matthew & Luke Use Mark as a Source?” FAITHFUL CHILDREN (1:30 p.m., AUD A) 119 Thursday “How to Understand Other Generations” 64 Wednesday “How Do Matthew, Mark & Luke Agree?” 10 Monday “In A Deluded Culture” PREACHING THE PROVIDENCE OF GOD IN ESTHER 98 Thursday “How Did Mark’s Gospel Originally End?” 45 Tuesday “In A Deteriorating Home” (2:30 p.m., AUD B) THE MASTER’S PLAN FOR LEADERSHIP (8:30 a.m., AUD B) 82 Wednesday “In Spite of a Destructive Media” 18 Monday “God’s Providence” 28 Tuesday “Leaders Teach with Authority” 112 Thursday “In A Devalued Church” 54 Tuesday “Esther’s Courage” 65 Wednesday “Leaders Delegate Effectively” ESPECIALLY FOR STUDENTS (1:30 P.M., AUD B) 90 Wednesday “God’s Sovereignty” 99 Thursday “Leaders are Secure in their Mission” 11 Monday “How Should We Respond to the 120 Thursday “Esther’s Triumph” LOCAL MINISTRY (8:30 a.m., AUD C) ‘ISIS Threat’?” THE MASTER’S PLAN FOR LEADERSHIP 29 Tuesday Preacher Therapy 46 Tuesday “How Should We Use/Not Use (2:30 p.m., AUD C) 66 Wednesday Preacher Therapy Social Media?” 19 Monday “Leaders Know Christ” 100 Thursday Preacher Therapy 83 Wednesday “How Should We Respond to 55 Tuesday “Leaders Make Leaders of Others” Racial Division” UNDERSTANDING THE TEXT (8:30 a.m., AUD D) 91 Wednesday “Leaders Stand Up For the Weak” 113 Thursday “How Do We Reach Out To 121 Thursday “Leaders are Motivated by Gratitude” 30 Tuesday “Does Jesus Command Self-Mutilation?” Older Generations?” 67 Wednesday “Did Jesus Wear a Magic Robe?” FAMILIES HELPING FAMILIES: “FAITH PRINCIPLES ESPECIALLY FOR STUDENTS 101 Thursday “How Can Jesus Be Amazed at Unbelief?” (10:00 p.m., OCH) IN MARK (2:30 p.m., AUD D) 25 Monday “Discipleship: Leaving the Nets” PARABLES OF GROWING GRACE (9:30 a.m., LOYD) 20 Monday “Developing Strength” 62 Tuesday “Discipleship: Knowing the Family” 56 Tuesday “Facing the Scornful” 32 Tuesday “Receiving God’s Seed” 127 Thursday “Discipleship: Sharing the Word” 69 Wednesday “Realizing God’s Purpose” 92 Wednesday “Surviving the Storm” 103 Thursday “Reaching God’s Potential” HIS MISSION: OUR CALL (1:30 p.m., AUD C) 122 Thursday “Restoring the Shaken” 12 Monday “Understanding the Mission of God” SPECIAL TOPICS (2:30 p.m., BFCR) WRITERS’ WORKSHOP (9:30 a.m., AUD A) 47 Tuesday “No Airline Ticket Required: 33 Tuesday “The Purpose of Publishing” 21 Monday “Should Discipleship Include Fasting?” Domestic Missions” 58 Tuesday “A Rose Among Thorns: Navigating through 70 Wednesday “The Practice of Writing” 84 Wednesday “Social Justice and Missions” 104 Thursday “The Power of Blogging” the Deceitfulness of Wealth” 114 Thursday “Caring for the Sent: Missionary Reentry” 93 Wednesday “Does Demon Possession Happen Today” FINDING YOUR FIT (9:30 a.m., AUD B) ESPECIALLY FOR SENIOR SAINTS: SERVANT 124 Thursday “How Did Jesus Not Know the Time of 34 Tuesday “Ministries for Women” LEADERSHIP (1:30 p.m., AUD D) His Return?” 71 Wednesday “Ministries for Middle Age” 13 Monday “Developing a Senior Ministry” 105 Thursday “Ministries for Milennials” 48 Tuesday “Developing a Senior Education Program” FAMILIES HELPING FAMILIES: “I BELIEVE BUT...” 85 Wednesday “Developing a Senior Fellowship Program” (9:30 a.m., AUD C) 115 Thursday “Developing Senior Service Projects” 35 Tuesday “Why Am I Here?” ESPECIALLY FOR WOMEN: MAKE ME A SERVANT 72 Wednesday “Why Do I Doubt?” (8:30 a.m., SCOTT) 106 Thursday “Why Do I Suffer” 31 Tuesday “Service Opportunities Panel” UNDERSTANDING THE TEXT (9:30 a.m., AUD D) 68 Wednesday “Service Opportunities Panel” 36 Tuesday “Receiving God’s Seed” 102 Thursday “Service Opportunities Panel” 73 Wednesday “What Does ‘Whoever is Not For Us is ESPECIALLY FOR WOMEN: MAKE ME A SERVANT Bibles, Bible-related books and gifts, Against Us’ Mean?” (1:30 p.m., AYERS) literature and supplies are available 107 Thursday “Was Jesus Wrong About the End?” 14 Monday “...To The Lost of My World” in the Christian Store (downstairs). SPECIAL TOPICS (9:30 a.m., BFCR) 49 Tuesday “...To the Fatherless” 37 Tuesday “Was Peter the Primary Apostle?” 86 Wednesday “...In My Home (Hospitality)” Gift, snack and FHU-related items 74 Wednesday “What is Blasphemy of the Holy Spirit?” 116 Thursday “...In Troubled Times” are available in the University 108 Thursday “What is the ‘Evil Eye’?” Bookstore (upstairs).

christianstore.fhu.edu 6 SUNDAY FEBRUARY 7

TIME SESSION SPEAKER LOCATION

7 - CONGREGATIONAL SINGING Jerry Elder LOYD 7:30 p.m. 7:30 p.m. THE ESSENTIAL GOSPEL “His Call” (Mark 1:14-15) [01] Alan E. Highers LOYD

8:30 p.m. THE AMBASSADORS Wayne Scott, coordinator LOYD

KEY BUILDINGS ADM - Admissions Office, BFCR - Butts Family Conference Room, HCOC - Henderson Church of Christ 2nd Floor Gardner Center Loyd Auditorium HOF - Hall of Fame Room, Brewer Sports Center AUD - Balcony Auditoriums in Loyd Auditorium BK - Brown Kopel Business Center LOYD - Loyd Auditorium AUX - Auxiliary Gym, Brewer Sports Center CLAY - Clayton Chapel OCH - Old Chapel Hall, AYERS - Ayers Auditorium, CREWS - Crews-Colbert Activity Center Old Main Administration Building Brown Kopel Business Center GC - Gardner Center SCOTT - Scott Hall Dormitory

WORKSHOPS TOPICAL TRACKS ESPECIALLY FOR...

Bible School Workshop Leadership Family Hispanic Workshop Gospel of Mark Senior Saints Writers’ Workshop Ministry Students Youth and Family Workers’ Workshop Missions Women Preaching SPECIAL TOPICS Restoration History Computer Classes Singing Contemporary Concerns Collaborative Conversations

ASSOCIATES’ EXHIBITS BELOVED F.H. BREW LECTURESHIP KITCHEN THE ASSOCIATES’ COFFEE SHOP Brewer Sports Center Auxiliary Gym Exhibits will be located in the Main Brewer Sports Center Lobby 11 a.m. - 1 p.m. Arena in the Brewer Sports Center. 7 a.m. - 7 p.m. Stop by for quick, inexpensive, hot, Contact Kay Pack, 731.989.6622 or Enjoy a warm welcome, along with home-cooked meals featuring a [email protected]. gourmet coffee, tea, hot chocolate, different entree each day. Sandwiches, Come enjoy our expanded area, which hot caramel apple cider, breakfast desserts and drinks are also available. includes a second level. Also, parents pastries and savories, desserts and All proceeds benefit FHU student scholarships. can enjoy a “hands-free” shopping snacks. The coffee shop also features experience M-W from 11:30 a.m. - FHU’s favorite coffees: Belltower Brew, 12:30 p.m. and 4:30 p.m. - 5:30 p.m. The Lion Sleeps Tonight and Three with our attended kids’ area located Swings and a Ring. on the second level. All proceeds benefit FHU student scholarships. An elevator is available for access to the second level floor exhibits.

7 MONDAY FEBRUARY 8

TIME SESSION SPEAKER LOCATION

8 - FRIENDS OF THE RESTORATION MOVEMENT Stan Mitchell AYERS 8:40 a.m. “When We Meet In Sweet Communion: Hymn Writers and Hymnbook Editors in the Restoration Movement” [02] 8:30 a.m. “Mark; the Man” [05] Neal Pollard LOYD

YOUTH AND FAMILY WORKERS’ WORKSHOP Brandon Edwards GC 101 “Technology 101: How Technology Saved the World - New Ways to Share the Good News” [04] 8:50 - FRIENDS OF THE RESTORATION MOVEMENT Gordon Hogan AYERS 9:30 a.m. “Life and Contributions of Marshall Keeble” [03] 9:30 a.m. “Mark; the Message” [06] James L. Gardner LOYD

HISPANIC MINISTRY WORKSHOP Glen Henton HCOC “Victoria en la santidad del matrimonio” (lecture in Spanish) [HW1] Chapel YOUTH AND FAMILY WORKERS’ WORKSHOP “Technology 101: A People on Philip Jenkins GC 101 Purpose - Building a Youth Program with a Purpose” [YM2] 9:40 - FRIENDS OF THE RESTORATION MOVEMENT Tom L. Childers, Scott D. AYERS 10:20 a.m. “Panel Discussion” Harp, Sam E. Hester, Gordon Hogan, C. Wayne Kilpatrick, Stan Mitchell 10:30 a.m. CHAPEL: THE SERVANT SAVIOR Reed Swindle LOYD “Will You Trust Him?” (Mark 11:20-24) [07] 11:30 a.m. FRIENDS OF THE RESTORATION MOVEMENT LUNCHEON Sam E. Hester BK Lobby “The Powerful Preaching of Marshall Keeble” Contact Sam E. Hester, 731-989-6625, or [email protected] for tickets. HISPANIC MINISTRY WORKSHOP Rafael A. Barrantes HCOC “Victoria en la disciplina de la familia” (lecture in Spanish) [HW2] Chapel 12:30 p.m. “State of the University Address” [08] Joe Wiley LOYD

YOUTH AND FAMILY WORKERS WORKSHOP Jerry Elder GC101 “New Praise and Worship Songs” [YM3] HISPANIC MINISTRY WORKSHOP LUNCHEON HCOC FH

1:30 p.m. CONTEMPORARY CONCERNS Red McCaskill LOYD “Jesus Ate With Sinners - Should We?” (Mark 2:14-22) [09] ESPECIALLY FOR YOUNG FAMILIES: RAISING FAITHFUL CHILDREN Kelvin Pugh AUD A “In A Deluded Culture...” [10] ESPECIALLY FOR STUDENTS Kyle Butt AUD B “How Should We Respond to the ISIS Threat?” [11] HIS MISSION - OUR CALL “Understanding the Mission of God” [12] Larry Moran AUD C

ESPECIALLY FOR SENIOR SAINTS: SERVANT LEADERSHIP Jim Estes AUD D “Developing a Senior Ministry” [13] ESPECIALLY FOR WOMEN: MAKE ME A SERVANT (MARK 9:35) Becky Gates AYERS “...To The Lost of My World” [14] COMPUTER USAGE FOR CHURCHES “Technology and Missions” [15] Tom L. Childers BFCR

HISPANIC MINISTRY WORKSHOP Enoch Rinks HCOC “Victoria sobre la infidelidad” (lecture in Spanish) [HW3] Chapel YOUTH AND FAMILY WORKERS’ WORKSHOP Chuck Morris GC101 “Motivational Messages: The Gospel Was a Life Before It Was a Lesson - The Power of Relationships” [YM4]

8 KIDS’ LECTURESHIP - 8:30 a.m. - 11:30 a.m. • 12:30 p.m. - 4:30 pm. GC Lower Level OPEN FORUM - Ralph Gilmore, Cecil May, Jr., Phil Sanders - 3:30 p.m. LOYD [23]

TIME SESSION SPEAKER LOCATION

1:30 p.m. YOUTH AND FAMILY WORKERS’ WORKSHOP “Binding the Broken: Reaching Doug McKay GC201 Teens Struggling with Gangs, Drugs and Brokenness” [YM5] YOUTH AND FAMILY WORKERS’ WORKSHOP “What About Me? Helping Girls Amy Schwartz GC 202 Discover the Ways They Can Lead” [YM6] (Women Only) LECTURESHIP CHORUS PRACTICE John R. Hall, Dr. Gary McKnight & OCH the FHU Chorale, Leon Sanderson, James Tackett & John P. Wiegand 2:30 p.m. MISSIONS “When He Calls” (Mark 1:16-18) [16] John Reese LOYD

CHRIST IN REAL LIFE “How to Trust God In Tragedy” (Mark 15:21-32) [17] Dale Sadler AUD A

PREACHING THE OLD TESTAMENT - ESTHER: THE PROVIDENCE OF GOD Jay Lockhart AUD B “God’s Providence” (Esther 1-3) [18] THE MASTER’S PLAN FOR LEADERSHIP Ben Flatt AUD C “Leaders Know Christ” (Mark 8:29) [19] FAMILIES HELPING FAMILIES: FAITH PRINCIPLES FROM MARK Russ Crosswhite AUD D “Developing Strength” (Mark 5:21-32) [20] “Should Discipleship Include Fasting?” (Mark 2:20) [21] Jacob A. Evans BFCR

ESPECIALLY FOR WOMEN: MAKE ME A SERVANT (MARK 9:35) Darleen Pugh AYERS “...To the Lost of My Community” [22] HISPANIC MINISTRY WORKSHOP Manuel Gonzalez HCOC “Victoria en los deberes en la familia” (lecture in Spanish) [HW4] Chapel YOUTH AND FAMILY WORKERS’ WORKSHOP “Practical Points: APPt to Teach - Andrew Phillips GC101 Apps and Programs that Can Help You Study and Minister” [YM7] YOUTH AND FAMILY WORKERS’ WORKSHOP “Ministry 101: Internships on Chad Landman GC 201 Purpose-Hired Help or Disciple in training?” [YM8] YOUTH AND FAMILY WORKERS’ WORKSHOP Paul Spurlin GC 202 “Teaching 101: Teaching Mark to Teens” [YM9] SINGING IN WORSHIP SERIES (PS. 100) John R. Hall, coordinator OCH “God’s Gift to Man: The Bible, Music and Science in Concert” 4:45- AFTERNOON PRAYER SESSION “The Persecuted Church” Jeff Abrams, coordinator LOYD 5:30 p.m. 5-6:30 p.m. FHU NATIONAL ASSOCIATES BUSINESS MEETING HOF

LECTURESHIP SPONSORS’ DINNER Provided by the Gospel Advocate Company; AUX tickets must be reserved through the church relations office in Loyd Auditorium 6:45 - CONGREGATIONAL SINGING Frank Bradford LOYD 7:15 p.m. 7:30 p.m. THE ESSENTIAL GOSPEL “His Command” (Mark 7:14-23) [24] Justin Rogers LOYD

8:30 p.m. THE HEBREWS 11:4 LECTURE - Guy N. Woods (by video) LOYD

10 p.m. ESPECIALLY FOR STUDENTS: LATE NIGHT LECTURE Chuck Morris OCH “Discipleship: Leaving the Nets” (Mark 1:17-20) [25]

WORKSHOPS TOPICAL TRACKS SPECIAL TOPICS ESPECIALLY FOR... Bible School Workshop Leadership Computer Classes Family Hispanic Workshop Gospel of Mark Contemporary Concerns Senior Saints Writers’ Workshop Ministry Collaborative Conversations Students Youth and Family Workers’ Workshop Missions Women Preaching Restoration History Singing 9 TUESDAY FEBRUARY 9 INFORMATION ABOUT FHU - 10 a.m. - ADM RESTORATION TOUR OF HENDERSON - 1:30 p.m. - Front of LOYD

TIME SESSION SPEAKER LOCATION

8:30 a.m. CHRISTIAN EVIDENCES “Did Jesus Lay Aside the Law?” (Mark 2:23-28) [26] Earl D. Edwards LOYD

MARK AND THE SYNOPTIC PROBLEM Will Hanstein AUD A “Did Matthew and Luke Use Mark as a Source?” [27] THE MASTER’S PLAN FOR LEADERSHIP Gary C. Hampton AUD B “Leaders Teach With Authority” (Mark 1:22) [28] LOCAL MINISTRY “Preacher Therapy” [29] Jeff A. Jenkins AUD C

UNDERSTANDING THE TEXT Denny Petrillo AUD D “Does Jesus Command Self-Mutilation?” (Mark 9:43-48) [30] ESPECIALLY FOR WOMEN “Opportunities for Service” Roundtable Discussion Dwina Willis, coordinator SCOTT [31] Hot beverage/pastry fellowship and presentation of ladies’ service ministries YOUTH AND FAMILY WORKERS’ WORKSHOP “Technology 101: Balancing Scott Utter GC101 Technology and Youth Ministry - How Much is Too Much?” [YM10] 9:30 a.m. PARABLES OF GROWING GRACE “Receiving God’s Seed” (Mark 2:23-28) [32] Thomas H. Holland LOYD

WRITERS’ WORKSHOP “The Purpose of Publishing” [33] Gregory Alan Tidwell AUD A

FINDING YOUR FIT “Ministries for Women” [34] David Wright AUD B

FAMILIES HELPING FAMILIES: I BELIEVE, BUT... (MARK 9:24) David Powell AUD C “Why Am I Here?” [35] UNDERSTANDING THE TEXT Bart Warren AUD D “Why Did Jesus Keep Himself Secret?” (Mark 8:29-30) [36] SPECIAL TOPICS “Was Peter the Primary Apostle?” (Mark 1:16; 3:16) [37] Neil Richey BFCR

BIBLE SCHOOL WORKSHOP: TEACHING THE GOSPEL OF MARK Becky Welch GC 301 “Calling Them to Remembrance”Preschool/Elementary (Women Only) [38] BIBLE SCHOOL WORKSHOP: TEACHING THE GOSPEL OF MARK Bill Wade GC 302 “Helping Junior High Students Serve” [39] YOUTH AND FAMILY WORKERS’ WORKSHOP Chuck and Natalie Morris, GC 101 Panel Discussion “Strength Through Weakness - Finding God When Life Barry and Hurts and How the Church Can Help” [YM11] Rebecca Throneberry 10:30 a.m. CHAPEL: THE SERVANT SAVIOR “Will You Confess Him?” (Mark 8:27-30) [40] Harrison Chastain LOYD

11:30 a.m. YOUTH AND FAMILY WORKERS’ WORKSHOP LUNCHEON “Make Me A Servant” Scott Bailey BK Lobby (Mark 10:45) [YM12] Provided by FHU Admissions 12:30 p.m. BIBLE SCHOOL WORKSHOP: TEACHING THE GOSPEL OF MARK “Who Are You? Kim Scott GC 301 Characters from Mark” Preschool/Elementary (Women Only) [41] BIBLE SCHOOL WORKSHOP: TEACHING THE GOSPEL OF MARK Reed Henson GC 302 “Helping Teens Serve” [42] YOUTH AND FAMILY WORKERS’ WORKSHOP Blake Beckham GC101 “New Praise and Worship Songs” [YM13] 12:45 p.m. COLLABORATIVE CONVERSATIONS Alan Bush and LOYD “Experiencing Eldership Transitions” [43] Stephen W. Rogers 1:30 p.m. CONTEMPORARY CONCERNS Kirk Brothers LOYD “Jesus Broke Tradition - Should We?” (Mark 3:1-6; 7:1-13) [44] ESPECIALLY FOR YOUNG FAMILIES: RAISING FAITHFUL CHILDREN... Ted D. Burleson AUD A “In a Deteriorating Home” [45] ESPECIALLY FOR STUDENTS Brandon Edwards AUD B “How Should We Use/Not Use Social Media?” [46]

10 KIDS’ LECTURESHIP - 8:30 a.m. - 11:30 a.m. • 12:30 p.m. - 4:30 pm. GC Lower Level OPEN FORUM - Ralph Gilmore, Cecil May, Jr., Phil Sanders - 3:30 p.m. LOYD [59]

TIME SESSION SPEAKER LOCATION

1:30 p.m. HIS MISSION - OUR CALL Baxter Exum AUD C “No Airline Ticket Required: Domestic Missions” [47] ESPECIALLY FOR SENIOR SAINTS: SERVANT LEADERSHIP Jim Estes AUD D “Designing a Senior Education Program” [48] ESPECIALLY FOR WOMEN: MAKE ME A SERVANT (MARK 9:35) Haiti Mission Workers AYERS “...To the fatherless” (Mark 9:35) [49] MOCK DEBATE “Did Mark Teach that All Divorce is Wrong?” [50] Austin Johnson and OCH Caleb Glenn Colley COMPUTER USAGE FOR CHURCHES “Technology and Ministry” [51] Tom L. Childers BFCR

YOUTH AND FAMILY WORKERS’ WORKSHOP Philip Jenkins GC 101 “Practical Points: Using Small Groups/Life Groups in Ministry” [YM14] YOUTH AND FAMILY WORKERS’ WORKSHOP “Brainstorming Session: Serving Chase Surrell, Derrick GC 201 Like the Savior - Service Projects that Produce Servants” [YM15] Maranto and Russell Smith YOUTH AND FAMILY WORKERS’ WORKSHOP “Moms of Faith Making Men of Mary Lane Schwartz GC 202 Faith: A Tale of Two Marys” [YM16] (women only) 2:30 p.m. MISSIONS FORUM [52] Kevin L. Moore, coordinator LOYD

CHRIST IN REAL LIFE Kerry W. Williams AUD A “How to Be Content in a Contentious World” (Mark 14:53-61) [53] PREACHING THE OLD TESTAMENT - ESTHER: THE PROVIDENCE OF GOD Jay Lockhart AUD B “Esther’s Courage” (Esther 4-5) [54] THE MASTER’S PLAN FOR LEADERSHIP Jeremiah Tatum AUD C “Leaders Make Leaders of Others” (Mark 3:13-19) [55] FAMILIES HELPING FAMILIES: FAITH PRINCIPLES FROM MARK Chris McCurley AUD D “Facing the Scornful” (Mark 6:1-6) [56] ESPECIALLY FOR WOMEN: MAKE ME A SERVANT (MARK 9:35) Kathy Pollard AYERS “...To My Erring Family” [57] YOUTH AND FAMILY WORKERS’ WORKSHOP Jon David Schwartz GC 101 “Practical Points: Curriculum Planning 101” [YM17] FINANCIAL PLANNING “A Rose Among Thorns - Navigating Through the Kyle G. Lamb, CFP® BFCR Deceitfulness of Wealth” (Mark 4:19) [58] SINGING IN WORSHIP SERIES (PS. 100) John Wiegand OCH “A Cappella Congregational Singing: Winning the Argument Back Home Practically, Emotionally and Intellectually”

5-6:30 p.m. APPRECIATION DINNER HONORING CECIL MAY, JR. [60] Tickets ($15 each) may AUX be ordered in advance by calling Alice Holtin at 731.989.6769 6:45 - CONGREGATIONAL SINGING Ray Baker LOYD 7:15 p.m. 7:30 p.m. THE ESSENTIAL GOSPEL “His Cross” (Mark 8:31-35) [61] Dan Winkler LOYD

8:30 p.m. THE UNIVERSITY CHORALE Gary McKnight, directing LOYD

10 p.m. ESPECIALLY FOR STUDENTS: LATE NIGHT LECTURE Matt Cook OCH “Discipleship: Knowing the Family” (Mark 3:31-35) [62]

WORKSHOPS TOPICAL TRACKS SPECIAL TOPICS ESPECIALLY FOR... Bible School Workshop Leadership Computer Classes Family Hispanic Workshop Gospel of Mark Contemporary Concerns Senior Saints Writers’ Workshop Ministry Collaborative Conversations Students Youth and Family Workers’ Workshop Missions Women Preaching Restoration History Singing 11 WEDNESDAY FEBRUARY 10 INFORMATION ABOUT FHU - 10 a.m. - ADM RESTORATION TOUR OF HENDERSON - 1:30 p.m. - Front of LOYD

TIME SESSION SPEAKER LOCATION

8:30 a.m. CHRISTIAN EVIDENCES David L. Lipe LOYD “Did Jesus Rely on Logical Argument” (Mark 12:18-27, 35-37) [63] MARK AND THE SYNOPTIC PROBLEM Will Hanstein AUD A “How Do Matthew, Mark and Luke Agree?” [64] THE MASTER’S PLAN FOR LEADERSHIP Mark Blackwelder AUD B “Leaders Delegate Effectively” (Mark 6:7) [65] LOCAL MINISTRY “Preacher Therapy” [66] Jeff A. Jenkins AUD C

UNDERSTANDING THE TEXT Matthew Sokoloski AUD D “Did Jesus Wear a Magic Robe?” (Mark 5:25-34; 6:56) [67] ESPECIALLY FOR WOMEN “Opportunities for Service” Roundtable Discussion Kristi Burleson, coordinator SCOTT [31] Hot beverage/pastry fellowship and presentation of ladies’ service ministries 9:30 a.m. PARABLES OF GROWING GRACE Bill Watkins LOYD “Realizing God’s Purpose” (Mark 4:21-25) [69] WRITERS’ WORKSHOP “The Practice of Writing” [70] Allen Webster AUD A

FINDING YOUR FIT “Ministries for the Middle Age” [71] Jeremy T. Butt AUD B

FAMILIES HELPING FAMILIES: I BELIEVE, BUT... (MARK 9:24) Billy R. Smith AUD C “Why Do I Doubt?” [72] UNDERSTANDING THE TEXT “What Does ‘Whoever is Not Against Us is For Danny Boggs AUD D Us’ Mean?” (Mark 9:38-41) [73] SPECIAL TOPICS David South BFCR “What is Blasphemy of the Holy Spirit?” (Mark 3:28-29) [74] BIBLE SCHOOL WORKSHOP: TEACHING THE GOSPEL OF MARK “Milk to Grow On: Debbie Bumbalough GC 301 Age-Appropriate Applications” Preschool/elementary (women only) [75] BIBLE SCHOOL WORKSHOP: TEACHING THE GOSPEL OF MARK Adam Carlucci GC 302 “I Met Jesus Through Facebook” [76] 10:30 a.m. CHAPEL: THE SERVANT SAVIOR “Will You Follow Him?” (Mark 10:28-31) [77] Michael Whitworth LOYD

11:30 a.m. GRADUATE SCHOOL OF THEOLOGY LUNCHEON Provided by FHU Mark Blackwelder BK Lobby

12:30 p.m. BIBLE SCHOOL WORKSHOP: TEACHING THE GOSPEL OF MARK Rhonda Thompson GC 301 “Principles from Mark” Preschool/elementary (women only) [78] BIBLE SCHOOL WORKSHOP: TEACHING THE GOSPEL OF MARK Roy Sharp GC 302 “Helping Older Adults Serve” [79] 12:45 p.m. COLLABORATIVE CONVERSATIONS Jerrie W. Barber and LOYD “Resolving Conflict in the Church” [80] Larry Mathis 1:30 p.m. CONTEMPORARY CONCERNS Dan Chambers LOYD “Jesus Practiced Social Justice - Should We?” (Mark 8:1-10) [81] ESPECIALLY FOR YOUNG FAMILIES: RAISING FAITHFUL CHILDREN... Adam Faughn AUD A “In Spite of a Destructive Media” [82] ESPECIALLY FOR STUDENTS David R. Shannon AUD B “How Should We Respond to Racial Division” [83] HIS MISSION - OUR CALL “Social Justice and Missions” [84] Perry Hardin AUD C

ESPECIALLY FOR SENIOR SAINTS: SERVANT LEADERSHIP Bill Holt AUD D “Designing a Senior Fellowship Program” [85]

ESPECIALLY FOR WOMEN: MAKE ME A SERVANT (MARK 9:35) Melissa Lester AYERS “...In My Home (Hospitality)” [86] COMPUTER USAGE FOR CHURCHES “Technology and Ministry” [87] Tom L. Childers BFCR 12 KIDS’ LECTURESHIP - 8:30 a.m. - 11:30 a.m. • 12:30 p.m. - 4:30 pm. GC Lower Level OPEN FORUM - Ralph Gilmore, Cecil May, Jr., Phil Sanders - 3:30 p.m. LOYD [95]

TIME SESSION SPEAKER LOCATION

1:30 p.m. LECTURESHIP CHORUS PRACTICE John R. Hall, Dr. Gary McKnight & OCH the FHU Chorale, Leon Sanderson, James Tackett & John P. Wiegand 2:30 p.m. MISSIONS FORUM [88] Kevin L. Moore, coordinator LOYD

CHRIST IN REAL LIFE John A. Pigg AUD A “How to Reach Across Racial Lines” (Mark 7:24-30) [89] PREACHING THE OLD TESTAMENT - ESTHER: THE PROVIDENCE OF GOD Jay Lockhart AUD B “God’s Sovereignty” (Esther 6-7) [90] THE MASTER’S PLAN FOR LEADERSHIP Jovan Payes AUD C “Leaders Stand Up for The Weak” (Mark 10:14) [91] FAMILIES HELPING FAMILIES: FAITH PRINCIPLES FROM MARK Samuel Jones AUD D “Surviving the Storm” (Mark 6:45-52) [56] SPECIAL TOPICS Isaac Bourne BFCR “Does Demon Possession Happen Today?” (Mark 5:1-20) [93] ESPECIALLY FOR WOMEN: MAKE ME A SERVANT (MARK 9:35) Natalie Porter Thomas AYERS “...To the Hurting” [94] SINGING IN WORSHIP SERIES (PS. 100) James Tackett and OCH “Improving Worship Through Singing” Leon Sanderson 4:45 - AFTERNOON PRAYER SESSION “The Unity of the Church” Craig Evans, coordinator BFCR 5:30 p.m. 4:30 - MID-SOUTH YOUTH CAMP BBQ AUX 6:30 p.m. 6:45 - CONGREGATIONAL SINGING Myron Bruce LOYD 7:15 p.m. 7:30 p.m. THE ESSENTIAL GOSPEL “His Children” (Mark 10:13-16) [96] Eric L. Owens LOYD

9 p.m. PICKIN’ N’ SINGIN’ Sam E. Hester, coordinator LOYD

10 p.m. CLAYTON CHAPEL SINGING OCH

OPPORTUNITIES AWAIT YOU! at Freed-Hardeman University College of Biblical Studies

UNDERGRADUATE PROGRAM GRADUATE PROGRAM All programs are available on campus and online! • B.A. or B.S. in Ministry • M.A. in Ministry • B.A. in Missions • M.A. in New Testament • B.A. in Youth and Family Ministry • Master of Divinity • Seven Minors/Emphases in Bible Dr. Billy R. Smith Dr. Mark A. Blackwelder Dean, College of Biblical Studies Director, Graduate School of Theology 731.989.6623 731.989.6624

13 THURSDAY FEBRUARY 11 INFORMATION ABOUT FHU - 10 a.m. - ADM

TIME SESSION SPEAKER LOCATION

8:30 a.m. CHRISTIAN EVIDENCES Brett Pharr LOYD “Did Jesus Really Know the Future?” (Mark 9:30-31; 10:32; 12:1-12) [97] MARK AND THE SYNOPTIC PROBLEM Doug Burleson AUD A “How Did Mark’s Gospel Originally End?” [98] THE MASTER’S PLAN FOR LEADERSHIP Gary Knuckles AUD B “Leaders are Secure in Their Mission” (Mark 9:30) [99] LOCAL MINISTRY “Preacher Therapy” [100] Jeff A. Jenkins AUD C

UNDERSTANDING THE TEXT Paul N. Merideth AUD D “How Can Jesus Be Amazed at Unbelief?” (Mark 6:6) [101] ESPECIALLY FOR WOMEN “Opportunities for Service” Roundtable Discussion Cathy Powell, coordinator SCOTT [31] Hot beverage/pastry fellowship and presentation of ladies’ service ministries 9:30 a.m. PARABLES OF GROWING GRACE Dan Winkler LOYD “Reaching God’s Potential” (Mark 4:26-34) [103] WRITERS’ WORKSHOP “The Power of Blogging” [104] Wes McAdams AUD A

FINDING YOUR FIT “Ministries for Millennials” [105] Caleb O’Hara AUD B

FAMILIES HELPING FAMILIES: I BELIEVE, BUT... (MARK 9:24) Jesse E. Robertson AUD C “Why Do I Suffer?” [106] UNDERSTANDING THE TEXT Clyde M. Woods AUD D “Was Jesus Wrong About the End?” (Mark 13:14-27) [107] SPECIAL TOPICS “What is the ‘Evil Eye’?” (Mark 7:22) [108] Matthew Morine BFCR

10:30 a.m. CHAPEL: THE SERVANT SAVIOR “Will You Share Him?” (Mark 6:7-13) [109] David R. Shannon LOYD

12:45 p.m. COLLABORATIVE CONVERSATIONS Glen Henton and LOYD “Ministry Teams that Work” [110] David Schonhoff 1:30 p.m. CONTEMPORARY CONCERNS Willie Nettle LOYD “Jesus Tore Down Walls - Should We?” (Mark 9:38-41) [111] ESPECIALLY FOR YOUNG FAMILIES: RAISING FAITHFUL CHILDREN... Jason Moon AUD A “In a Devalued Church” [112] ESPECIALLY FOR STUDENTS Craig Evans AUD B “How Should We Reach Out to Older Generations?” [113] HIS MISSION - OUR CALL “Caring for the Sent: Missionary Re-entry” [114] Martin Klamm AUD C

ESPECIALLY FOR SENIOR SAINTS: SERVANT LEADERSHIP Ron Roberson AUD D “Designing Senior Service Projects” [115] ESPECIALLY FOR WOMEN: MAKE ME A SERVANT (MARK 9:35) Nancy Wheat AYERS “...In Troubled Times” [116] COMPUTER USAGE FOR CHURCHES “Technology and Ministry” [117] Tom L. Childers BFCR

LECTURESHIP CHORUS PRACTICE John R. Hall, Dr. Gary McKnight & OCH the FHU Chorale, Leon Sanderson, James Tackett & John P. Wiegand 2:30 p.m. MISSIONS FORUM [118] Kevin L. Moore, coordinator LOYD

CHRIST IN REAL LIFE Jeremy Hall AUD A “How to Understand Other Generations” (Mark 7:3-4) [119] PREACHING THE OLD TESTAMENT - ESTHER: THE PROVIDENCE OF GOD Jay Lockhart AUD B “Esther’s Triumph” (Esther 8-10) [120] THE MASTER’S PLAN FOR LEADERSHIP Bobby Wheat AUD C “Leaders are Motivated by Gratitude” (Mark 5:19-20) [121] 14 KIDS’ LECTURESHIP - 8:30 a.m. - 11:30 a.m. • 12:30 p.m. - 4:30 pm. GC Lower Level OPEN FORUM - Ralph Gilmore, Cecil May, Jr., Phil Sanders - 3:30 p.m. LOYD [125]

TIME SESSION SPEAKER LOCATION

2:30 p.m. FAMILIES HELPING FAMILIES: FAITH PRINCIPLES FROM MARK Steve Baggett AUD D “Restoring the Shaken” (Mark 16:1-7) [122] ESPECIALLY FOR WOMEN: MAKE ME A SERVANT (MARK 9:35) Linda Wright AYERS “...With My Words” [123] SPECIAL TOPICS Barry Throneberry BFCR “How Did Jesus Not Know the Time of His Return?” (Mark 13:32) [124] SINGING IN WORSHIP SERIES (PS. 100) Panel Discussion OCH “Singing: Man’s Worship to God - What Have we Learned?” 4:45 - AFTERNOON PRAYER SESSION “The Growth of the Church” Philip Slate, coordinator BFCR 5:30 p.m. 5 - 6:30 p.m. ELDERS AND PREACHERS’ APPRECIATION DINNER For elders, preachers AUX and their spouses Tickets available at the Church Relations Office in Loyd Auditorium. Tickets are required due to limited seating.

6:45 - LECTURESHIP CHORUS This event is not limited to FHU choral alumni; all are John R. Hall, Dr. Gary McKnight & LOYD welcome. For additional details and to register to sing with the chorus, visit the FHU Chorale, Leon Sanderson, 7:15 p.m. James Tackett & John P. Wiegand illsingon.org on Facebook and click on events. 7:30 p.m. THE ESSENTIAL GOSPEL “His Coming” (Mark 13:26-27) [126] Dale Jenkins LOYD

10 p.m. ESPECIALLY FOR STUDENTS: LATE NIGHT LECTURE Jeff A. Jenkins OCH “Discipleship: Sharing the Word” (Mark 6:7-13) [127]

KEEP UP WITH ALL CHURCH FREED-HARDEMAN CAMPS AT LEADERSHIP FHU.EDU/CAMPS WORKSHOP

WEEKLY SESSIONS FOR SUMMER 2016 February 12-13, 2016 Week 1: June 5-10 Week 5: July 3-8 Week 2: June 12-17 Week 6: July 10-15 LEAD LIKE THE LORD Week 3: June 19-24 Week 7: July 17-22 Week 4: June 26-July 1 Week 8: July 24-29 FHU.EDU/MSYC GUEST SPEAKERS Aubrey Johnson Mark Blackwelder Matt Vega Brandon Lanciloti Billy Smith Doug Hays Bill Watkins Jerrie Barber Stephen Rogers Crieve Hall Elders Pat Waggoner Isaiah 43:1-2 Horizons July 3-8, 2016 fhu.edu/church-leadership-workshop fhu.edu/horizons 15 TEEN LECTURESHIP SPEAKERS

New this year, Teen Lectureship offers young people in grades 6-12 the opportunity to engage in Bible study geared especially for DANA BALDWIN KIRK BROTHERS MARK CROWELL JERRY ELDER them. Daily sessions at 9:30 a.m., 1:30 p.m. Memphis, Tenn. Henderson, Tenn. Jackson, Tenn. Columbia, Tenn. and 2:30 p.m. and a Wednesday luncheon are planned for this program coordinated by Kirk Brothers, FHU assistant professor of Bible.

RYAN FRASER MIDLY JADIS DRAKE JENKINS DANIEL MCNATT Henderson, TN Davenport, Fla. Ashland City, Tenn. Memphis, Tenn. DOWNLOAD OUR MOBILE APP! Our student-developed Lectureship App is the perfect companion for AUSTIN OAKLEY CATHY POWELL JESSE ROBERTSON REED SWINDLE the 80th Annual Bible Lectureship. Florence, Ala. Jackson, Tenn. Henderson, Tenn. Corinth, Miss. You can view the week’s schedule, find your way around campus with our interactive map and watch live presentations from Loyd Auditorium.

BARRY THRONEBERRY JOJO WAFFIRD Springfield, Tenn. Selmer, Tenn.

TIME SESSION SPEAKER LOCATION MON “Exploring Mark: The Man and the Message” Daniel McNatt CLAY 9:30 a.m. MON “God’s Not Dead” Movie Kirk Brothers, coordinator CREWS 1:30 p.m. & 2:30 p.m. TUES “Exploring Mark: A Man of Miracles” JoJo Waffird CLAY 9:30 a.m. TUES “Is God Dead?” Barry Throneberry CLAY 1:30 p.m. TUES “Dating 101” separate boys’/girls’ classes Mark Crowell (boys) CLAY 2:30 p.m. Cathy Powell (girls) SCOTT WED “Exploring Mark: The Master Teacher” Austen Oakley CLAY 9:30 a.m. WED Luncheon for Teens Kirk Brothers, coordinator CREWS 11:30 a.m. WED “Who Me? How do I Share Jesus?” (Mark 16:15) Drake Jenkins CLAY 1:30 p.m. WED Teen Open Forum Jesse E. Robertson and CLAY 2:30 p.m. Reed Swindle THUR “Exploring Mark: The Suffering Servant” Midly Jadis CLAY 9:30 a.m. THUR “What Am I? Finding Identity in Christ” Jerry Elder CLAY 1:30 p.m. THUR Teen Open Forum Ryan Fraser and CLAY 2:30 p.m. Dana Baldwin

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Abrams, Jeff - Tuscumbia, Ala. pg. 9 Hogan, Gordon - Searcy, Ark. pg. 8 Roberson, Ron - Germantown, Tenn. pg. 14 Baggett, Steve - Dickson, Tenn. pg. 15 Holland, Thomas H. - Brentwood, Tenn. pg. 10 Robertson, Jesse E. - Henderson, Tenn. pg. 14, 16 Bailey, Scott - Decatur, Ala. pg. 10 Holt, Bill - Holly Lake Ranch, Texas pg. 12 Rogers, Justin - Henderson, Tenn. pg. 9 Baker, Ray - Henderson, Tenn. pg. 11 Jadis, Midly - Davenport, Fla. pg. 16 Rogers, Stephen W. - Evansville, Ind. pg. 10 Baldwin, Dana - Memphis, Tenn. pg. 16 Jenkins, Dale - Spring Hill, Tenn. pg. 15 Sadler, Dale - Cottontown, Tenn. pg. 9 Barber, Jerrie W. - Nashville, Tenn. pg. 12 Jenkins, Drake - Ashland City, Tenn. pg. 16 Sanders, Phil - Edmond, Okla. pg. 9, 11, 13, 15 Barrantes, Rafael A. - Jackson, Tenn. pg. 8 Jenkins, Jeff A. - Lewisville, Texas pg. 10, 12, 14, 15 Sanderson, Leon - Memphis, Tenn. pg. 9, 13, 14, 15 Beckham, Blake - Jackson, Tenn. pg. 10 Jenkins, Philip - Mt. Juliet, Tenn. pg. 8, 11 Schonhoff, David - Hixson, Tenn. pg. 14 Blackwelder, Mark - Henderson, Tenn. pg. 12 Johnson, Austin - Dyersburg, Tenn. pg. 11 Schwartz, Amy - Chapel Hill, Tenn. pg. 9 Boggs, Danny - Neosho, Mo. pg. 12 Jones, Samuel - Henderson, Tenn. pg. 13 Schwartz, Jon David - Chapel Hill, Tenn. pg. 11 Bourne, Isaac - Henderson, Tenn. pg. 13 Kilpatrick, C. Wayne - Florence, Ala. pg. 8 Schwartz, Mary Lane - Henderson, Tenn. pg. 11 Bradford, Frank - Henderson, Tenn. pg. 9 Klamm, Martin - Parsons, Tenn. pg. 14 Scott, Kim - Henderson, Tenn. pg. 10 Brothers, Kirk - Henderson, Tenn. pg. 10, 16 Knuckles, Gary - Benton, Ky. pg. 14 Scott, Wayne - Henderson, Tenn. pg. 7 Bruce, Myron - Plano, Texas pg. 13 Lamb, Kyle G. - Henderson, Tenn. pg. 11 Shannon, David - Mt. Juliet, Tenn. pg. 12, 14 Bumbalough, Debbie - Nashville, Tenn. pg. 12 Landman, Chad - Lewisburg, Tenn. pg. 9 Sharp, Roy - Henderson, Tenn. pg. 12 Burleson, Doug - Henderson, Tenn. pg. 14 Lester, Melissa - Birmingham, Ala. pg. 12 Slate, Philip - Cordova, Tenn. pg. 15 Burleson, Kristi - Henderson, Tenn. pg. 12 Lipe, David L. - Baxter, Tenn. pg. 12 Smith, Billy R. - Henderson, Tenn. pg. 12 Burleson, Ted D. - Hamilton, Ala. pg. 10 Lockhart, Jay - Tyler, Texas pg. 9, 11, 13, 14 Smith, Russell - Saltillo, Miss. pg. 11 Bush, Alan - Evansville, Ind. pg. 10 Maranto, Derrick - Aberdeen, Miss. pg. 11 Sokoloski, Matthew - Montgomery, Ala. pg. 12 Butt, Jeremy T. - Santa Fe, Tenn. pg. 12 Mathis, Larry D. - Nashville, Tenn. pg. 12 South, David - Cordova, Tenn. pg. 12 Butt, Kyle - Florence, Ala. pg. 8 May Jr., Cecil - Montgomery, Ala. pg. 9, 11, 13, 15 Spurlin, Paul - Wetumpka, Ala. pg. 9 Carlucci, Adam D. - Jackson, Tenn. pg. 12 McAdams, Wes - Abilene, Texas pg. 14 Surrell, Chase - Batesville, Miss. pg. 11 Chambers, Dan - Franklin, Tenn. pg. 12 McCaskill, Red - Dickson, Tenn. pg. 8 Swindle, Reed - Corinth, Miss. pg. 8, 16 Chastain, Harrison - Florence, Ala. pg. 10 McCurley, Chris - Abilene, Texas pg. 11 Tackett, James - Austin, Texas pg. 9, 13, 14, 15 Childers, Tom L. - Henderson, Tenn. pg. 8, 11, 12, 14 McKay, Doug - Henderson, Tenn. pg. 9 Tatum, Jeremiah - Cookeville, Tenn. pg. 11 Colley, Caleb Glenn - Marietta, Ga. pg. 11 McKnight, Gary - Henderson, Tenn. pg. 9, 11, 13, 14, 15 Thomas, Natalie Porter - Columbia, Tenn. pg. 13 Cook, Matt - Henderson, Tenn. pg. 11 McNatt, Daniel - Memphis, Tenn. pg. 16 Thompson, Rhonda - Henderson, Tenn. pg. 12 Crosswhite, Russ - Fulton, Miss. pg. 9 Merideth, Paul N. - Vienna, W. Va. pg. 14 Throneberry, Barry - Springfield, Tenn. pg. 10, 15, 16 Crowell, Mark - Jackson, Tenn. pg. 16 Mitchell, Stan - Henderson, Tenn. pg. 8 Throneberry, Rebecca - Springfield, Tenn. pg. 10 Edwards, Brandon - Lewisville, Texas pg. 8, 10 Moon, Jason - Trussville, Ala. pg. 14 Tidwell, Gregory A. - Columbus, Ohio pg. 10 Edwards, Earl D. - Henderson, Tenn. pg. 10 Moore, Kevin L. - Henderson, Tenn. pg. 11, 13, 14 Utter, Scott - Spring Hill, Tenn. pg. 10 Elder, Jerry - Columbia, Tenn. pg. 7, 8, 16 Moran, Larry - Henderson, Tenn. pg. 8 Wade, Bill - Henderson, Tenn. pg. 10 Estes, Jim - Booneville, Miss. pg. 8, 11 Morine, Matthew - Castle Rock, Colo. pg. 14 Waffird, JoJo - Henderson, Tenn. pg. 16 Evans, Craig - Spring Hill, Tenn. pg. 13, 14 Morris, Chuck - Humboldt, Tenn. pg. 8, 9, 10 Warren, Bart - Glasgow, Ky. pg. 10 Evans, Jacob A. - Lawrenceburg, Tenn. pg. 9 Morris, Natalie - Humboldt, Tenn. pg. 10 Watkins, Bill - Antioch, Tenn. pg. 12 Exum, Baxter - Madison, Wis. pg. 11 Nettle, Willie - Vicksburg, Miss. pg. 14 Webster, Allen - Jacksonville, Ala. pg. 12 Faughn, Adam - Haleyville, Ala. pg. 12 O’Hara, Caleb - Manteca, Calif. pg. 14 Welch, Becky - Henderson, Tenn. pg. 10 Flatt, Ben - Henderson, Tenn. pg. 9 Oakley, Austen - Florence, Ala. pg. 16 Wheat, Bobby - Waco, Texas pg. 14 Fraser, Ryan - Henderson, Tenn. pg. 16 Owens, Eric L. - Snellville, Ga. pg. 13 Wheat, Nancy - Waco, Texas pg. 14 Gardner, James L. - Henderson, Tenn. pg. 8 Payes, Jovan - Bakersfield, Calif. pg. 13 Whitworth, Michael - Bowie, Texas pg. 12 Gates, Becky - Lebanon, Tenn. pg. 8 Petrillo, Denny - Denver, Colo. pg. 10 Wiegand, John - Pleasanton, Calif. pg. 9, 11, 13, 14, 15 Gilmore, Ralph - Jackson, Tenn. pg. 9, 11, 13, 15 Pharr, Brett - Charlotte, N.C. pg. 14 Wiley, Joe - Henderson, Tenn. pg. 8 Gonzales, Manuel - Fort Worth, Texas pg. 9 Phillips, Andrew - Columbia, Tenn. pg. 9 Williams, Kerry W. - Jonesboro, Ark. pg. 11 Hall, Jeremy - Murfreesboro, Tenn. pg. 14 Pigg, John A. - Ridgeland, Miss. pg. 13 Winkler, Dan - Huntingdon, Tenn. pg. 11, 14 Hall, John R. - Jackson, Tenn. pg. 9, 13, 14, 15 Pollard, Kathy - Littleton, Colo. pg. 11 Woods, Clyde - Henderson, Tenn. pg. 14 Hampton, Gary C. - Clinton, Miss. pg. 10 Pollard, Neal - Littleton, Colo. pg. 8 Wright, David - Seagoville, Texas pg. 10 Hanstein, Will - Knoxville, Tenn. pg. 10, 12 Powell, David - Jackson, Tenn. pg. 10 Wright, Linda - Martin, Tenn. pg. 15 Hardin, Perry - Henderson, Tenn. pg. 12 Powell, Cathy - Jackson, Tenn. pg. 14, 16 Harp- Scott D. - Buford, Ga. pg. 8 Pugh, Darleen - Belleville, Ill pg. 9 Henson, Reed - Jackson, Tenn. pg. 10 Pugh, Kelvin - Belleville, Ill. pg. 8 Henton, Glen - Memphis, Tenn. pg. 8, 14 Reese, John - Austin, Texas pg. 9 Hester, Sam E. - Henderson, Tenn. pg. 8, 13 Richey, Neil - Marietta, Ga. pg. 10 Highers, Alan E. - Henderson, Tenn. pg. 7 Rinks, Enoch - Franklin, Tenn. pg. 8 17 VENDOR MAP

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21st Century Christian Bookstore G7 Florida School of Preaching G4 Minister Match D15 ABibleCommentary.com E8 French Bible Missions F10 Ministering to Youth Conference (M2Y) A4 Abundant Living E9 Getwell Church of Christ C6 Mision Para Cristo in Nicaragua F7 Agape of N. Alabama D6 Gospel Advocate G3 Mission Guatemala E11 Apologetics Press B3 Gospel Broadcasting Network D11 N. Alabama Christian Children’s Home C4 Bargain Bookfinders B1 Guardian of Truth Publishing E15 National Interior Furnishings C8 Bear Valley Bible Inst. of Denver (nc) D2 H & C Supplies B5 New Pathways for Children E13 Brown Trail Preacher Training School F8 Happy Haven Homes, Inc C22 NW Florida School of Biblical Studies D7 Caribbean Ministries F9 Harding School of Theology D22 Our Father’s Business Global Ministries C5 Children’s Homes, Inc. D13 Healing Hands International D10 Partners in Progress D14 China Now! C10 Healing Oils of the Bible/Young Living F15 Peaceful House Publishing C11 Christ for Brazil - Portuguese Bible Lit Ministry C15 Heritage Christian University E18 Pine Vale Children’s Home F11 Christian Courier B6 Hester Publications F14 Potter Children’s Home E10 Churches of Christ Disaster Relief Effort, Inc. C9 Horizons E1 Publishing Designs, Inc. C1/C23 Cindy’s Creations A2 House to House/Heart to Heart D17 Restoration Digital Library D4 Coats Clothing B2 International Gospel Hour E16 Rogers Publications E5 Columbia Bible Institute Preachers Retreat E2 Lads to Leaders D5 RonDon Books C3 Conchin Books F3 Latin American Missions G6 S. R. Fancies E4 David Tarbet E17 Lighting the Fire C17 School of Biblical Studies, Jos, Nigeria C19 F.S.O.P. Publications G5 Little Acorn Productions E7 Search TV B8 FHU Office of Academic Success C20 Maddie & Me E14 Shaping Hearts Publications E6 FHU Associates G1 MarkMaster, Inc. F6 Sojourners F13 FHU Bible Bookstore F1/F16 Maywood Christian Camp D3 Southeast Institute of Biblical Studies A7 FHU Graduate Studies G2 Memphis School of Preaching C7 Southwest School of Bible Studies D19 FHU Lectureship CD A1 MidSouth Solutions GC 101 Start2Finish D20 Fishers of Men D9 Midway Church of Christ D16 Summerdale Church of Christ D21

LOWER LEVEL 18 UPPER LEVEL NEW THIS YEAR Tanzania 2000 D1 Barbara J. Barnes U12 We will provide “hands- Tennessee Children’s Home C21 Exile International U4 Tennessee Prison Outreach Ministry B4 F.A.C.E. (French African Christian Education) U3 free” shopping for The Paperless Hymnal E3 Finis Caldwell, Jr. U11 parents of small children The Scarbrough Agency C18 Ghana West Africa Missions U7 The Truth in Love A3 Hidden Bridge Media U6 in our Kids’ Corner The Voice of Truth International F12 Ichthus Digital, LLC U5 located on the upper TheBible.net A5 Letters Make It Personal U2 level display area. This Timothy Hill Children’s Ranch F2 Magnolia Messenger U14 Tony Duncan A6 Shaklee Products U10 opportunity will be True to the Word Ministry C13 Sunset International Bible Institute U9 provided Monday- Truth for the World C16 The Pearly Peacock U1 Univ. of Africa/Obong University C14 Trash to Treasures U8 Wednesday from 11:30 W VA School of Preaching F5 a.m. - 12:30 p.m. and Warren Christian Apologetics Center D18 West Va. Christian Youth Camp F4 4:30 p.m. - 5:30 p.m. Winkler Publications C2 Volunteers will be on World Bible School E12 hand to supervise your World Christian Broadcasting D8 World English Institute B7 children while you are World Evangelism-commercial C12 free to shop the exhibit World Evangelism-non commercial C12 WorldWide Spanish Lit. Ministry D12 area at no extra cost to you.

UPPER LEVEL 19 FREED-HARDEMAN UNIVERSITY CAMPUS MAP 1. Hardeman House 11. The Quad 2. Bulliner-Clayton Visual Arts Center 12. The Commons 3. Alumni House 13. Draughon Center 4. Henderson Church of Christ (HCOC) and Library Annex 5. Paul Gray Hall 14. Hope Barber Shull TO 6. Crews-Colbert Academic Resource Center HWY 45 Activity Center (CREWS) and Loden-Daniel Library 7. Black Box Theatre 15. Walk of Fame 1 8. Hall-Roland Hall 16. Dixon Hall and Behavioral Sciences 17. Scott Hall (SCOTT) 3 9. Old Main Administration Building 18. Thomas-Landon Old Chapel Hall (OCH) Family and Consumer Sciences 2 10. Wallace-Gano Dining Hall Building and Counseling Center 4 and Burks Student Center 19. Bradfield Hall 20. Heritage Commons 5 and Bucy Tower 21. Associates Science Center 24 22. Pruett Book Center 25 26 23. Gardner Center (GC) Admissions Office, 6 10 23 1 2nd Floor (ADM) 24. Campus Safety 9 7 22 and Security 11 12 21 25. Brown-Kopel 13 8 Business Center (BK) 15 29 Ayers Auditorium 27 28 14 16 20 (AYERS) 30 26. Anderson 19 31 Science Center 18 17 27. Benson Hall 32 36 28. Farrow Hall 35 34 29. Sewell Hall 37 33 30. Woods-East Residence Hall 31. Rogers-Dodd-Conger 38 40 39 Clinic 41 32. House of Marketing and University Relations 33. Heritage Towers 34. Brewer Sports Center 42 Auxillary Gym (AUX) 43 Hall of Fame Room (HOF) 35. Loyd Auditorium (LOYD) Balcony Auditoriums (AUD) N Butts Family Conference Room (BFCR) 44 36. Joy Simon McDaniel House 46 37. Clayton Chapel (CLAY) 45 47 38. Porter-Terry Hall 39. Tyler Residence Hall 40. Health and Human Performance Academic Facility 41. R.L. Witt Tennis Center REVISED 13 JAN 2016 42. Carter Facilities Building 43. Laycook Center 44. Morgan Softball Stadium 45. Riley Soccer Complex 46. Intramural Softball Field 47. Carnes Baseball Field

FREED-HARDEMAN UNIVERSITY 20 AREA ACCOMODATIONS

FHU AND MSYC Country Inn & Suites* IN JACKSON EXIT 82-A OFF I-40 1935 Emporium Dr. FREED-HARDEMAN UNIVERSITY 731-660-0077 Baymont Inn & Suites* Housing may be available in some Call for FHU Lectureship Rate 465 Vann Dr. of the residence halls. Men will be 731-661-9995 housed in men’s housing and women Days Inn* $62 + tax in women’s housing. Cost is $25 per 1919 Hwy. 45 By-pass night for a single room or $15 per 731-668-3444 Highland Place Bed & Breakfast night for a shared room. All those $49.95 + tax (King or Double) 519 N. Highland Ave. staying must abide by all university 731-427-1472 policies. If you are staying in our Double Tree* $120 (includes full breakfast) university on-campus housing, you 1770 Hwy. 45 By-Pass will need to provide your own linens 731-664-6900 or 800-342-7336 Howard Johnson Inn* (Mattresses are extra long.) and $94 + tax 1292 Vann Dr. towels. For further information, please 731-660-8651 EconoLodge* contact Cathy Maples, Director of $66 + tax Residence Life at 800-348-3481 ext. 1890 Hwy. 45 By-pass Red Roof Inn & Suites* 6797, 731-989-6797, or cmaples@fhu. 731-664-4312 2262 N. Highland Ave. edu. $57.99 + tax (Single or Double) 731-668-1066 Mid-South Youth Camp Quality Inn* $54.95 + tax (King or Double Queen) Cost is $10 per night or $50 for the 535 Wiley Parker Rd. week. All those staying must abide by 731-668-1400 IN HENDERSON the camp rules and regulations. If you $59 + tax are staying at MSYC, you will need to Americana Inn* provide your own linens, towels, etc. IN JACKSON EXIT 85 OFF I-40 Hwy. 45 By-pass Contact Larry Cyr at 800-348-3481 ext. 731-989-0111 6413, 731-989-6413, or [email protected]. Comfort Inn* $78.95 + tax (Double) 40 International Cv. College Inn* 731-421-2711 278 N. Church St. HOTELS $89.99 + tax (2 adults; full breakfast Reservations: 731-989-3043 included) IN JACKSON EXIT 80-A OFF I-40 $55 + tax (Single) All Suites Hotel* Courtyard Marriott* $60 + tax (Double) 155 Campbell Oaks Dr. 541 Carriage House Dr. The Cottage at Stillwaters Farm 731-424-1611 731-668-6000 375 Oak Grove Ln. $109 + tax Call for Rates 731-989-4251 or 321-537-1404 Best Western* Hampton Inn* www.stillwaters-tn.com 1936 Hwy 45 Bypass 150 Campbell Oaks Dr. IN SELMER 731-664-3030 731-427-6100 $114 + tax, $124 + tax (Suite) $74.95 + tax America’s Best Inn* Casey Jones Station Inn* Holiday Inn Express & Suites* 644 Mulberry Ave. 1943 Hwy. 45 By-pass 55 Parkstone Pl. 731-645-8880 731-668-3636 731-736-1174 or 1-800-HOLIDAY $60.00 + tax (King) $36.99 + tax (Single), $41.99 + tax $109 (King or Double) $65.00 + tax (2 Doubles) (Double), $46.99 + tax (2 beds) Residence Inn* Southwood Inn* Comfort Suites Hotel* 126 Old Medina Crossing 631 Mulberry Ave. 61 Casey Jones Ln. 731-935-4100 731-645-4801 731-868-1700, $112 + tax (King or $129 + tax (Suite) $56 + tax (King) Double Queen; full breakfast included) (must book by Jan. 11th for this rate) $66 + tax (2 Doubles) (must book by Jan. 28th for this rate) *Request FHU Lectureship Week rates Please note these are lists of available housing, not recommendations. 21 AREA RESTAURANTS

Back Yard Bar-b-que ON CAMPUS 1921-A N. Highland Ave., 731-424-7640 Associates’ Lectureship Kitchen Jack’s Hamburgers** Baudo’s Restaurant Hot lunches, sandwiches, snacks 520 Main St., E., 731-989-5401 559 Wiley Parker Rd., 731-668-1447 Auxiliary Gym, 8 a.m.-1 p.m., M-TH Los Portales** Brooksies Barn KC’s Coffeehouse 1314 U.S. Highway 45 N, 731-435-1313 561 Oil Well Rd., 731-664-2276 151 Main St., E., 731-989-6787 McDonald’s* Buffalo Wild Wings University Food Service by Sodexo 438 Main St., E., 731-989-4796 603 Vann Dr., 731-984-9464 Wallace Gano Dining Hall Miller’s Big Star (To Go Only) Burger King The Lion’s Pride 410 E. Main St., 731-989-2191 639 Old Hickory Blvd., 731-664-9104 Burkes Student Services Center, Hot lunch, salads, sandwiches 462 S. Highland Ave., 731-422-9980 Downstairs Siler’s Old TIme BBQ** 38 Stonebrook Pl., 731-660-9999 6060 State Route 100 E, Jacks Creek Captain D’s Restaurant 731-989-2242 HENDERSON/CHESTER CO. 4 Stonebridge Blvd., 731-215-1705 Pizza Hut* American Pie Cafe* Catfish Cabin 541 W. Main St., 731-989-5669 Mon-Fri, 10 a.m. - 4 p.m. 1290 Highland Ave. S., 731-422-1001 126 South Washington, 731-989-0346 Snookum’s Beef House Catfish Gallery 806 E. Main St., 731-989-3490 Bell’s Drive-In* 2002 Highland Ave., N., 731-668-7555 204 Church Ave. S., 731-989-2816 Sonic Drive-In BP - The Market 165 N. Church Ave., 731-989-5885 Cheddars 677 E. Main St., 731-983-5762 Subway 2116 Emporium Dr., 731-736-2362 Brenda’s Kitchen* 121 Main St., E., 731-989-7827 Chick-Fil-A 549 U.S. Hwy 45 N, 731-435-1411 Sweetly Ever After** 3 Stonebridge Blvd., 731-664-1112 Chickasaw State Park Restaurant 110 Main St., E., 731-435-1172 4 p.m. - 8 p.m. Taco Bell** 245 Lake Levee Rd., 731-989-6807 457 Hwy 100 E., 731-989-0063 Chili’s 241 Main St., W., 731-989-7569 China King** U.S. Donuts 119 Main St., E., 731-983-5588 665 E. Main St., 731-983-0555 China Pan Chow Wagon 8 Stonebridge Blvd., 731-664-5155 *Possible discount will be offered with 241 Main St., W., 731-989-7569 Chuck E. Cheese lectureship name badge. 2021 N. Highland Ave., 731-512-3838 **10% discount will be offered with Lectureship name badge. Cici’s Pizza Dairy Queen** 115 Chamberlain Dr., 731-668-3333 725 E. Main St., 731-435-1466 JACKSON/MADISON CO. Domino’s Pizza** (Delivery/Carry-out only) Alba Cafe Coyote Blues 430 Main St. W., 731-989-9911 112 E. Baltimore St., 731-554-7336 4 Stonebridge Blvd., 731-660-0603 El Ranchito** Arby’s Restaurant Cracker Barrel Old Country Store 254 N. Church Ave., 731-989-7373 241 Main St., W., 731-989-7569 188 Vann Dr., 731-664-1028 Jack’s Creek Bar-b-que* Asahi Japanese Steakhouse Dairy Queen 10 State Rt. 22-A N., 731-989-4140 1364 Vann Dr., 731-664-6442 2294 N. Highland Ave., 731-660-2808 808 Vann Dr., 731-736-1139 Asia Garden Chinese Restaurant 581 Old Hickory Blvd., 731-668-9024

22 Dixie Castle Long John Silver’s Seafood Shoppe Red Lobster Restaurant 215 E. Baltimore St., 731-423-3359 1919 N. Highland Ave., 731-422-3210 123 Stonebrook Pl., 731-664-8655 174 Stonebrook Pl., 731-661-9388 Donuts & More Red Robin Gourmet Burgers 638 Old Hickory Blvd., 731-668-0269 Los Portales 1025 Vann Dr., 731-664-1940 127 Old Hickory Blvd., 731-664-6217 Dunkin Donuts Sakura Japanese Restaurant 19 Stonebrook Pl., 731-661-9041 5 Stonebridge Blvd., 731-300-3800 70 Carriage House Dr., 731-664-2878 1652 S. Highland Ave., 731-424-2484 Fazoli’s Italian Food Snappy Tomato Pizza 1914 Emporium Dr., 731-660-0830 1187 Vann Dr., 731-664-5222 McAlister’s Deli 1649 S. Highland Ave., 731-588-7627 1012 Vann Dr., 731-664-1687 Starbucks Five Guys Burgers & Fries Moe’s Southwest Grill 907 E. Vann Dr., 731-660-2063 1259 Vann Dr., 731-736-2179 1923 Emporium Dr., 731-554-6637 2034 N. Highland Ave., 731-431-3678 Flatiron Grille 93 Stonebrook Pl., 731-664-3848 O’Charley’s 1160 Vann Dr., W., 731-668-3528 35 W. University Pkwy., 731-660-7106 644 Carriage House Dr., 731-661-0840 Genghis Grill Steak ‘N Shake 1231 Vann Dr., 731-706-0166 883 Vann Dr., 731-512-0334 Olive Garden Gigi’s Cupcakes Subway 1067 Vann Dr., 731-664-1330 907 Vann Dr., Suite K, 731-300-7200 12 E. Baltimore, 731-554-3850 Old Country Store and Restaurant Halihanningan’s Café and Cakery Taco Bell Casey Jones Village 1660 S. Highland Ave. 731-736-2525 2330 N. Highland Ave., 731-668-3533 56 Casey Jones Ln., 731-668-1223 Honey Baked Ham Old Hickory Steakhouse 841 Vann Dr., 731-664-8800 624 Old Hickory Blvd., 731-256-2040 TGI Friday’s HRH Dumplin’s 1055 Vann Dr., 731-660-1542 Old Town Spaghetti Store 31C Wiley Parker Rd., 731-664-4959 550 Carriage House Dr., 731-668-4937 T.J. Mulligan’s 1037 Union University Dr., 731-660-6595 Outback Steakhouse IHOP 194 Stonebrook Pl., 731-664-1402 Tulum Fresh Mexican Grill 9 Stonebridge Blvd., 731-660-3440 71 Carriage House Dr., 731-984-7401 Panera Bread Jason’s Deli 1145 Vann Dr., 731-215-6084 Twist (Inside Double Tree Hotel) 6 Stonebridge Blvd., 731-660-0594 1770 Hwy. 45 By-pass, 731-664-6900 Perkins Jimmy D’s Cafe 999 Vann Dr., 731-661-9224 Waffle House 581 N. Highland Ave., 731-660-0104 24 Casey Jone Ln., 731-668-8553 Picasso Bistro 2314 Highland Ave., N., 731-668-9296 Jimmy John’s 10 Stonebridge Blvd., 731-664-5070 10 Stonebridge Blvd., 731-410-6000 Wendy’s Pizza Hut 1912 N. Highland Ave., 731-424-7045 2287 Highland Ave., 731-668-7447 Kanpai Sushi Restaurant 1646 Highland Ave., S., 731-424-9605 104 W. Chester St., 731-422-1370 2166 S. Highland Ave., 731-423-1512 873 Vann Dr., 731-660-0056 Popeye’s Chicken & Biscuits Kentucky Fried Chicken Woodstock Bake Shop 1921 N. Highland Ave., 731-422-5513 2051 N. Highland Ave., 731-664-7432 80 Innsdale Cv., 731-554-1969 1691 Hwy 45 S., 731-427-6970 Logan’s Roadhouse Restaurant 189 University Pkwy., 731-664-6150 604 Carriage House Dr., 731-664-9902 Quizno’s Zaxby’s Longhorn Steakhouse 143 Stonebrook Pl., 731-660-9997 1155 Vann Dr., 731-256-8493 631 Vann Dr., 731-300-6041 222 Oil Well Dr., 731-300-4090 Rafferty’s 162 Old Hickory Blvd., 731-664-8118 23 NEW THIS YEAR

ESPECIALLY TEEN AUDIO RECORDING FOR STUDENTS LECTURESHIP GUY N. WOODS

For those who never sleep, one series New this year, Teen Lectureship The Hebrews 11:4 Lecture (“Though begins at 10 p.m., and features lessons offers young people in grades 6-12 he is dead, he still speaks.”) after on discipleship by some of the college the opportunity to engage in Bible Monday night’s lecture will feature students’ favorite speakers. A track of study geared especially for them. Guy N. Woods. A longtime staple afternoon sessions deals with relevant Daily sessions at 9:30 a.m., 1:30 p.m. of the lectureship, Woods wrote topics, including appropriate uses of and 2:30 p.m. and a Wednesday commentaries, edited the Gospel social media, responding to threats to luncheon are planned for this program Advocate, conducted more than 100 faith at home (racism) or abroad (ISIS), coordinated by Kirk Brothers, FHU debates and served as moderator of and how to build intergenerational assistant professor of Bible. A the Open Forum. As part of this event, relationships for the good of church complete list of topics and speakers is copies of Volume One Questions and and community. available at fhu.edu/lectureship. Answers: Open Forum books will be available at a discounted rate of $5.

HISPANIC AFTERNOON KIDS’ MINISTRY WORKSHOP PRAYER SESSIONS LECTURESHIP

These Monday lectures will be The afternoon prayer sessions are a In conjunction with the FHU College delivered in Spanish by native designated time and place for praying of Education and Behavioral Sciences, speakers and long-time missionaries specifically for the church. On each a Kids’ Lectureship program will to Spanish-speaking countries. day, attendees will be welcomed, be provided for children up to fifth Sessions will be held in the Henderson introduced to the specific theme of grade. Bible lessons, story time, crafts, Church of Christ Chapel. that session and led in prayer for a individual and group play, toys, books, need in the church today. games and puzzles will be on tap. Snacks will be provided. For more information please contact Jill Jackson at 731-989-6074.

IDENTITY IN CRISIS DANIEL’S VISION FOR THE FUTURE February 5-9, 2017