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47Th Annual Pepperdine Bible Lectureship -- Remember Jesus Christ: Great Themes from the Book of II Timothy (1990) Jerry Rushford Pepperdine University Pepperdine University Pepperdine Digital Commons Pepperdine Bible Lectures Religion 1-1-1990 47th Annual Pepperdine Bible Lectureship -- Remember Jesus Christ: Great Themes from the Book of II Timothy (1990) Jerry Rushford Pepperdine University Follow this and additional works at: http://digitalcommons.pepperdine.edu/churches Part of the Biblical Studies Commons, and the Christianity Commons Recommended Citation Rushford, Jerry, "47th Annual Pepperdine Bible Lectureship -- Remember Jesus Christ: Great Themes from the Book of II Timothy (1990)" (1990). Pepperdine Bible Lectures. http://digitalcommons.pepperdine.edu/churches/5 This Book is brought to you for free and open access by the Religion at Pepperdine Digital Commons. It has been accepted for inclusion in Pepperdine Bible Lectures by an authorized administrator of Pepperdine Digital Commons. For more information, please contact [email protected]. - • ' .VX Great Themes from the Book of II Timothy ! I7ie 47th Annual Pepper dine University Bible Lectures April 24-27,1990 0W«**'(3SiW'~ Message from the President For the past several years, we have been describing the most recent Pepperdine Bible Lectures as the "best ever." Truly, the decade of the 1980s has seen the dramatic rise of "Reflect on what I am saying, for the this forum to a place of prominence and service, a worthy Lord will give you insight into all this. base from which to build in the 1990s. REMEMBER JESUS CHRIST, I have come to anticipate the latter part of April each year, for with the coming of spring, once again there is the raised from the dead, descended from coming of this fresh, inspiring series of lectures and classes. David. This is my gospel, for which I When warm fellowship and sincere worship is coupled with am suffering even to the point of being spiritual stimulation, the result is a "mountaintop" experience and a springtime rebirth of faith and zeal. chained like a criminal. But God's Somehow, every annual Bible theme that is crafted by word is not chained." Jerry Rushford seems appropriate, as he weaves together a n Timothy 2:7-9 tapestry of encouragement, edification, and challenge. The 1990s will continue the tradition of centering on one book in Scripture and drawing out of that book messages for a changing world. In II Timothy, Paul bids us "remember Jesus "At my first defense, no one came to Christ," and that we will do. In the midst of clamoring my support, but everyone deserted me. schedules and uncertain tomorrows, we will pause to study, May it not be held against them. But to sing, to pray, to remember... yes, especially to remember ... our master, our savior, our friend. THE LORD STOOD ATMY SIDE Welcome to the 47th Bible Lectures—and a new decade and gave me strength, so that through of challenge! me the message might be fully proclaimed and all the Gentiles might hear it. And I was delivered from the lion's mouth." II Timothy 4:16-17 David Davenport President, Pepperdine University FEATURED SPEAKERS AT OPENING NIGHT BANQUETS The Annual Associated Women V for Pepperdine Dinner Tuesday, April 24,1990 4:15 p.m. in the Cafeteria Susan Giboney Brea, California The Annual Opening Night Remember Jesus Christ Men's Dinner Tuesday, April 24,1990 Under the watchful eye of the Roman guard, the aged 4:15 p.m. at Alumni Park apostle, bent by years of labor and persecution, writes to his Lynn Anderson young protege. Time is short now, and Paul's life will soon be Abilene, Texas poured out as an offering to his Master. He admonishes Timothy to not yield to the spirit of the present age—an age not unlike our own. Then through the simple ink scratchings on a scroll, he places in Timothy's hands the key to transcendent life... "remember Jesus Christ," he writes. And he identifies for him the source of triumphant power: "The Lord will be at your side." This year we will assemble on the campus of Pepperdine University in Malibu to heed the summons of Paul—to enter APPRECIATION DINNER - FRIDAY NIGHT that still point in a spinning world and "Remember Jesus Pepperdine University Honors Christ." We believe you will be inspired and equipped to Carl and Smitty Brecheen renew your journey of faith as you worship, learn, and and fellowship together in these four special days. Paul and Gladys Faulkner Welcome to the 47th annual Bible Lectures. On behalf of Don Williams, Patty Atkisson, and more than 75 Pepperdine student workers, we dedicate this conference to praising and remembering Jesus Christ, who stands at our side and who will be with us as surely as He was with Paul, the prisoner of Christ. Jerry Rushford Mary Speaks Lectures Director Lectures Coordinator "REMEMBER JESUS CHRIST" 1990 THEME LECTURES Opening Night Program Tuesday April 24 7:00 p.m. Firestone Fieldhouse KEYNOTE LECTURER David Fleer Bill Love Vancouver, Washington Houston, Texas Randy Mayeux Don't Quarrel, but Continue in What You Have Dallas, Texas Teach the Truth! Learned Remember Jesus Christ (II Timothy 2:14-26) (II Timothy 3:10-17) Thursday, April 26 Thursday, April 26 11:00 a.m. 7:00 p.m. Andre Resner Walt Leaver Jimmy Allen Harold Hazelip Woodbury, New Jersey Nashville, Tennessee Searcy, Arkansas Nashville, Tennessee Tears, Joy, and the Flame Prescription for Ministry Out of Season The Lord Stood at My Side (II Timothy 1:3-7) a Reluctant Heart (II Timothy 4:1-8) (II Timothy 4:9-18) Wednesday, April 25 (II Timothy 1:8-14) Friday, April 27 Friday, April 27 11:00 a.m. Wednesday, April 25 11:00 a.m. 7:00 p.m. 7:00 p.m. Tuesday, April 24 LATE EVENING PROGRAMS THE 47TH ANNUAL PEPPERDINE UNIVERSITY Getting Ahead... And BIBLE LECTURES SCHEDULE Taking Your Family with You Paul Faulkner TUESDAY, APRIL 24 Abilene, Texas Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday evenings 4:15 p.m. DINNER PROGRAMS 9:00 p.m. Associated Women for Pepperdine Dinner Firestone Fieldhouse Speaker: Susan Giboney, Brea, California Place: Cafeteria Opening Night Men's Dinner Speaker: Lynn Anderson, Abilene, Texas Place: Alumni Park Tickets ($7.50) must be purchased in advance. See reservation form. (Dinner available for others in Galley Cafe.) 6:15 p.m. SONGFEST Song Leaders: Doyle Barnes, Burbank, California Don Williams, Inglewood, California Place: Firestone Fieldhouse 7:00 p.m. MAIN LECTURE Title: Remember Jesus Christ (Keynote Address) Speaker: Randy Mayeux, Dallas, Texas Song Leader: Ralph Beck, Long Beach, California Place: Firestone Fkldhouse Dezarae Gaines Marshall Leggett Dallas, Texas Milligan College, Tennessee 9:00 p.m. LATE EVENING PROGRAMS Will portray Fanny Crosby Will portray Thomas Campbell and Frances Havergal and Walter Scott Title: Getting Ahead... And Taking Your Family on Tuesday & Wednesday on Tuesday & Wednesday with You evenings at 9:00 p.m. evenings at 9:00 p.m. Teacher: Paul Faulkner, Abilene, Texas in Smothers Theatre in Elkins Auditorium Place: Firestone Fieldhouse Title: 'Tell Me the Story" — The Life of Fanny Crosby (A Theatrical and Musical Presentation) Phil Nash Director: Jeff Nelson, Dallas, Texas Salem, Oregon will portray the Apostle Paul Place: Smothers Theatre on Thursday & Friday Title: "Man of the Book" —The Life of evenings at 9:00 p.m. Thomas Campbell in Smothers Theatre (A Contemporary Interpretation) Marshall Leggett, Milligan College, Tennessee Place: Elkins Auditorium Evening Prayers Place: Stauffer Chapel NOTE: No class is repeated in this lecture program. New material will be presented each day in every class. Wednesday, April 25 WEDNESDAY, APRIL 25 FEATURED CLASSES AT8:30A.M. 7-8:00 a.m. BREAKFAST PROGRAMS World Bible School Speaker: Jake Coppinger, Visalia, California George Robinson, Torrance, California Place: Hahn Fireside Room Pepperdine Religion Major Alumni Speaker: Tom Olbricht, Malibu, California Place: Faculty Dining Room Christian Counselors Speaker: Dale Hawley, Minneapolis, Minnesota Place: Tyler Campus Center 102 China For Christ Speaker: George Moore, Portland, Oregon Place: Tyler Campus Center 103 Frontiers in Medical Ethics: How to Get What You Want Christian Bible Teacher Magazine (... and Want What You Get!) Speaker: J. J. Turner, Garden Grove, California Life and Death Issues Harold Hazelip Willard Tate Place: Tyler Campus Center 104 Nashville, Tennessee Abilene, Texas Smothers Theatre Elkins Auditorium 8:30 a.m. CLASSES Title: Frontiers in Medical Ethics: Life and Death Issues (Part One: Abortion and the Courts) Teacher: Harold Hazelip, Nashville, Tennessee Place: Smothers Theatre Title: How to Get What You Want (... and Want What You Get!) Teacher: Willard Tate, Abilene, Texas Place: Elhns Auditorium Title: When Ministry Gets Rough (An Expository Study of II Timothy) Teacher: Carroll Osburn, Abilene, Texas Place: Stauffer Chapel Title: In Search of a Model for Christian Marriage (Can We Make Our Marriages Better?) Teacher: Gayle Napier, Fort Worth, Texas When Ministry Gets Rough In Search of a Model for Place: AMB105 (An Expository Study Christian Marriage Title: "This Present Darkness" of II Timothy) Gayle Napier (Jesus and the Powers of This Age) Carroll Osburn Fort Worth, Texas Teacher: Steve Bishop, Burlington, Massachusetts Abilene, Texas AMB 105 Place: AMB 111 Stauffer Chapel Title: When the Dream Becomes a Nightmare (Part One: Adoption—A Mixed Blessing for Families?) Teachers: Lynn & Camille Rhodes, Greeley, Colorado Place: AMB 220 10 11 Wednesday, April 25 FEATURED CLASSES Title: Sinners and the Supper (Envisioning AT 9:45 A. M. a Church Where People Really Get Better) Teacher: Gregg Strawn, Corvallis, Oregon Place: AC 244 Title: Right-Brain Christians in a Left-Brain Church (How the
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