52Nd Annual Pepperdine Bible Lectures -- Eternal Truth from an Upper Room: Great Themes from John 13-17 (1995) Jerry Rushford Pepperdine University

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GREAT THEMES FROM JOHN 13-17

PEPPERDINE UNIVERSITY BIBLE LECTURES APRIL 25-28, 1995 Message From the President

"Sitting often at "For many years I have been fasci- Year after year, we welcome participants to the nated by the Farewell Discourses the Lord's table, Pepperdine Bible Lectures on the Malibu campus. But in a in John's Gospel, those five chap- sense, because of our changing themes, we welcome them to have I ever given ters (13-17) which comprise the a different scene each April. In the past, they have come to last words that Jesus spoke to his a thought to what Palestine in Jesus' day, to a prison cell in ancient Rome, to disciples in the Upper Room on Mt. Sinai—and last year—to Calvary itself. Jesus had to the eve of his crucifixion ... This year, we invite you to join us in the "Upper Reading them, as though for the say across that Room" in Jerusalem just hours before the arrest and first time, is like discovering the crucifixion of our Lord. Firestone Fieldhouse and several hallowed board? last will and testament of a classrooms will be transformed, in our minds, to that place wealthy man, and discovering made holy by Jesus, where he shared some of the most Am I willing, even also that we are the beneficiaries." poignant and important principles of His earthly ministry. yet, to let him — Leonard Griffith, We will sit at His feet once more... to learn... to be London, England, 1963 changed forever. instruct and chal- The Bible Lectures are an annual highlight for the "John 13-17 is certainly one of the lenge, warn and University, and we look forward to thousands of Christians richest passages in all Scripture. from around the nation and the world coming to our campus From one point of view, we need reassure me, out to study the Bible together. We are pleased that you, in to stand upon our mental watch- particular, have chosen to be with us. Our prayer is that you of the gathering tower to hear what Christ the and every participant, and the churches represented by Lord would say to us, neither shadows in that everyone, will be enriched and equipped to descend the distorting, nor simplifying, nor stairs from that "Upper Room," to return to serve a distant upper evading things harder to under- hurting world. room?" stand. From another point of view, we need to take our shoes from R.E.O. White, off our feet, for the place whereon we stand is holy ground, leading Glasgow, Scotland, directly up to Calvary."

1982 — R.E.O. White, David Davenport Glasgow, Scotland, 1982 President, Pepperdine University FEATURED SPEAKERS AT EVENING BANQUETS

Patty Atkisson Emily Lemley Jerry Rushford Tarn Dawson Holly Brown Dan Anders Prentice Meador Message From the Lectures Team Malibu, California Dallas, Texas Tuesday, April 25 Tuesday, April 25 Welcome to the 52nd Annual Pepperdine Bible Lectures! Our prayer is that this year's program will be a life-changing event for you and others who have come from near and far to attend this forum. We hope you will approach the Lectures with the following picture etched in your mind and heart...... If is evening. We have climbed an outside staircase to Emily Y. Lemley a second-story room in the ancient City of God. The feast of Agoura Hills, California Passover has arrived, and we have seated ourselves around a Tuesday, April 25 "seder" meal. The mood is warm and expectant. However, it is a bit ominous as well: there's a feeling of danger in the air. Jesus speaks with deep emotion. "I have eagerly desired to eat this Passover with you before I suffer." We lean closer to catch every syllable. It is a crucial moment in His ministry— a time to say good-bye, a time to say those final words of instruction and encouragement. A moment when Eternal Truth is emanating from the Upper Room. And we are there. In memory. Inspirit. We're glad you've joined us. Please let us know how we may serve you. All of us in the Office of Church Relations, plus more than 100 Pepperdine students, want this to be a special week of spiritual renewal for you, your family and your friends.

Note: No class is repeated in this lecture program. Steve Flatt Mike Cope New material will be presented each day in every class. Nashville, Tennessee Abilene, Texas Thursday, April 27 Friday, April 28 ETERNAL TRUTH FROM AN UPPER ROOM 1995 THEME LECTURES

Opening Night Program

Tuesday April 25 7:00 p.m. Firestone Fieldhouse

KEYNOTE LECTURER Rubel Shelly G. P. Holt John Allen Chalk Nashville, Tennessee Dallas, Texas Fort Worth, Texas Eternal Truth From An In My Father's House God's Forever Presence Upper Room (John 14:1-6) Qohn 14:16-27 & 5-15) Thursday, April 27 Thursday, April 27 11:00 a.m. 7:00 p.m.

Milton Jones Harold Hazelip Kregg Hood Max Lucado Seattle, Washington Nashville, Tennessee Irving, Texas San Antonio, Texas The Order of the Towel The Hardest Commandment Make Your Home in Me A Dream Worth Keeping (John 13:1-17) (John 13:31-38) (John 15:1-11) Alive Gohn 17:1-26) Wednesday, April 26 Wednesday, April 26 Friday, April 28 Friday, April 28 11:00 a.m. 7:00 p.m. 11:00 a.m. 7:00 p.m. Tuesday, April 25 6 7 Tuesday, April 25

THE 52ND ANNUAL Title: "Beyond the Sacred Page" (A Testimony to the PEPPERDINE UNIVERSITY Guidance of God in the Life of One Man) Teacher: Edward Fudge, Houston, Texas BIBLE LECTURES SCHEDULE Place: AC 205 4:15 p.m. DINNER PROGRAMS The Associated Women for Pepperdine will be serving coffee and Associated Women for Pepperdine Dinner homemade pie from 8:30 -11:30 p.m. in the cafeteria each evening. Speaker: Emily Y. Lemley, Agoura Hills, California Place: Cafeteria Opening Night Men's Dinners WEDNESDAY, APRIL 26 Speaker: Prentice Meador, Dallas, Texas Place: Tennis Pavilion 7-8:00 a.m. BREAKFAST PROGRAMS Speaker: Dan Anders, Malibu, California World Bible School Place: Heritage Hall Speakers: George Robinson, Torrance, California Please purchase tickets ($8.50) in advance. See reservation form. Tex Williams, Austin, Texas Place: Hahn Fireside Room 6:15 p.m. SONGFEST Pepperdine Religion Major Alumni Song Leaders: Adam Looney, Lubbock, Texas Speakers: Tom Olbricht, Malibu, California Ken Young, Midland, Texas Craig Bowman, Agoura Hills, California Place: Firestone Fieldhouse Place: Faculty Dining Room China for Christ 7:00 p.m. MAIN LECTURE Speaker: George Moore, Portland, Oregon Place: Tyler Campus Center 104 Title: Eternal Truth From An Upper Room (Keynote Address) Speaker: Rubel Shelly, Nashville, Tennessee 7:30-8:15 a.m. MORNING PRAISE Song Leader: Ken Young, Midland, Texas Host Wineskins Magazine Place: Firestone Fieldhouse Phillip Morrison, Nashville, Tennessee Place: Smothers Theatre 9:00 p.m. LATE EVENING PROGRAMS Title: God Will Make a Way 8:30 a.m. CLASSES (When There Seems to Be No Way) Title: Seeing the Unseen: Preparing for Spiritual Warfare Teacher: Terry Rush, Tulsa, Oklahoma (Part One: The Forces at Work Against Us) Place: Firestone Fieldhouse Teacher: Joe Beam, Augusta, Georgia Tide: "Come Into His Presence With Singing!" Place: Firestone Fieldhouse (A Contemporary Worship Experience) Title: Written in Stone: Ethics for the Heart Teachers: Ken Young and the Hallal Singers, Midland, Texas (Are There Answers for Society's Moral Dilemmas?) Place: Smothers Theatre Teacher: Rubel Shelly, Nashville, Tennessee Title: Tasting the New Wine Place: Smothers Theatre (The Sacred Side of Storytelling) Title: Whafs a Family For? Teacher: J. G. "Paw-paw" Pinkerton, Stamford, Connecticut Teacher: Willard Tate, Abilene, Texas Place: Elkins Auditorium Place: Elkins Auditorium Drama: Dodging Spears and Biting Bullets (Tolerance, Title: The Art of Living Between Two Worlds Submission, and Putting in a Good Word for Each Other) (An Expository Study of John 13-17) Teachers: Northwest Drama & Worship Team, Seattle, Washington Teacher: John O. York, Nashville, Tennessee Place: Stauffer Chapel Place: Stauffer Chapel Title: "Do You Really Want to Get Well?" (Healing Themes Title: Learning to Live From the Parables from the Book of Psalms—Part One: Anxiety) (Timeless Stories Jesus Told About Life) Teacher: Elaine Denman, Memphis, Tennessee Teacher: Morris Womack, Agoura Hills, California Place: Raitt Recital Hall Place: PIC 128 Wednesday, April 26 8 9

Tide: It Depends on How You Look At It PROGRAM PARTICIPANTS (A Key to Practical Christian Living) Teacher: Rusty Bolton, Visalia, California Place: PLC101 Title: Marriage Savers: How Churches Can Help Couples Stay Married Teachers: Dennis Lowe & Emily Scott-Lowe, Malibu, California Place: AMB105 Title: Circumstance and Dream: When Reality and Vision Collide in Congregational Life Teacher: Larry Owen, Palm Springs, California Place: AMB 111 Holly Allen Leonard Allen Chris Altrock Abilene, Texas Abilene, Texas Las Cruces, Title: Growing Up in the Church (Part One: When the New Mexico Church & Family Succeed in Nurturing Faith) Teacher: Tommy King, Tyler, Texas Place: AMB 220 Title: God's Role for an Anxious Church in a Troubled World (The Servant Songs in Isaiah Challenge Today's Church) Teacher: Mark Love, Gresham, Oregon Place: AC 244 Title: The History of the English Bible (From the King James Version to the New Revised Standard Version) Teacher: Jack P. Lewis, Memphis, Tennessee Place: AC 245 Lynn Anderson Mike Armour Rick Atchley Dallas, Texas Dallas, Texas Fort Worth, Texas Title: Ministering to the Substance Abuser in the 1990s (A Study in Brokenness) Teacher: Charlotte Cage, Reno, Nevada Place: AC 205 Lovell Lecture Room Title: The Church That God Had in Mind (Confronting the Heart of God) Teacher: Kinwood DeVore, San Francisco, California Place: AC 210 Title: Secrecy, Silence, & Sacrifice (Rediscovering the Forgotten Disciplines) Teacher: Maxine Bullard, Overland Park, Kansas Fred Barnes Joe Beam Buddy Bell Place: Raitt Recital Hall Woodland Hills, Augusta, Georgia Pensacola, Florida Title: To Bind Up the Brokenhearted (The Church as a California Carrier of "Good News to the Poor") Teachers: Harold & Sally Shank, Memphis, Tennessee Place: Lindhurst Theatre Title: Heroes of the 20th Century Church (Part One: K.C. Moser 1893-1976) Teacher: Steven Lemley, Agoura Hills, California Place: CAC214 Title: Set Free Through Imprisonment (Learning That Power is Perfected in Weakness) Teacher: Larry Yurk, Modesto, California Dick Blythe Michael Bolton Rusty Bolton Place: CAC204 Pleasanton, Dauphin, Manitoba, Visalia, California California Canada 10 11 Wednesday, April 26

PROGRAM PARTICIPANTS 9:45 a.m. CLASSES Title: Standing Firm — With a Spirit of Humility (Elijah's Life Speaks to Our Confused Generation) Teacher: Steve Flatt, Nashville, Tennessee Place: Firestone Fieldhouse Title: Looking For A Few Good Men (The Crucial Role of Men in the Church) Teacher: Rick Atchley, Fort Worth, Texas Place: Smothers Theatre Title: We Don't Have to Fight (Empowering Diversity Tom Bost Don Browning Maxine Bullard Without Polarizing the Church) Los Angeles, Denton, Texas Overland Park, Teachers: Mike Armour, Dallas, Texas California Kansas Don Browning, Denton, Texas Place: Elkins Auditorium Title: The Secret of the Easy Yoke (In Pursuit of the Spiritual Disciplines) Teacher: Randy Harris, Nashville, Tennessee Place: Stauffer Chapel Lecture on Restoration History Title: The Trials of the Ancient Order —1844-1865 (Part One: The Search for a Christian Alliance) Teacher: Earl West, Germantown, Tennessee Melvin Byrd Charlotte Cage Mike Casey Place: PIC 128 Port Orchard, Reno, Nevada Malibu, California Title: The Ministry of Comfort... To Those Who Mourn Washington (A Meditation on the Death of My 14 year-old Son) Teacher: Dwight Perry, Yakima, Washington Place: PIC 101 Title: The Antioch Effect (A First-Century Church Provides a Powerful Model for the Twenty-First Century) Teacher: Richard Jones, Edmond, Oklahoma Place: AMB105 Title: The Cosmic Christ in a World of False Gods (The Supremacy of Christ in Colossians) Teacher: Eddie Sharp, Abilene, Texas Randy Chesnutt Mike Cope Matt Crain Place: AMB 111 Malibu, California Abilene, Texas Sacramento, California Title: Generation X Meets Jesus (Examining the Culture of Adolescent Belief) Teachers: Carley Dodd, David Lewis, & Darryl Tippens, Abilene, Texas Place: AMB 220 Title: A New Creation: Changed Into His Likeness (Learning to Wait on God) Teacher: Phyllis Davis, Dallas, Texas Place: AC 244 Title: The Art and Ethics of Surviving Doctrinal Controversy (Part One: Remembering the Faith We Share) Dennis Crawford Belinda Curtis Tim Curtis Teacher: Ron Highfield, Agoura Hills, California Austin, Texas Tallahassee, Florida Tallahassee, Florida Place: AC 245 Wednesday, April 26 12 13

Title: You Believe. I Believe. But Are We Brothers? PROGRAM PARTICIPANTS (Fellowship in Christ — How Far Can I Reach?) Teacher: John Wright, Stockton, California Place: AC 205 Lovell Lecture Room Title: Mobilizing the Local Church for Ministry (Recruiting and Training Volunteers) Teacher: James Hinkle, Dickson, Tennessee Place: AC 210 Title: Rivers of Living Water (Studies in the Gospel of John) (Part One: "Born of Water and the Spirit" — John 3) Teacher: D'Esta Love, Malibu, California Place: Raitt Recital Hall David Davenport Phyllis Davis Elaine Denman Malibu, California Dallas, Texas Memphis, Tennessee Title: Following God Into a New Life in a New Church Together (Part One: A New Life) Teachers: Leonard & Holly Allen, Abilene, Texas Place: Lindhurst Theatre Title: With Christ in the Storms of Life (Part One: Understanding Suffering—Visiting the Hospital and Ministering to the Terminally 111) Teacher: Dennis Crawford, Austin, Texas Place: CAC2U

Title: Whatever Happened to Evangelism? . i (Exegetical Insights From 1 Peter & Historical Analysis Carley Dodd Stel Elmore From Our Past) Kinwood DeVore Abilene, Texas Bakersfield, Teacher: Stan Reid, Granbury, Texas San Francisco, California Place: CAC204 California

11:00 a.m. MAIN LECTURE

Title: The Order of the Towel 0ohn 13:1-17) Speaker: Milton Jones, Seattle, Washington Song Leader: Jeff Nelson, Dallas, Texas Place: Firestone Fieldhouse

12-1:30 p.m. LUNCHEON PROGRAMS Henry & Grace Weldon Farrar Steve Flatt Farrar Taylor, Texas Nashville, Tennessee Youth Workers Lebanon, Tennessee Speakers: Carley Dodd & David Lewis, Abilene, Texas Place: Hahn Fireside Room World Christian Broadcasting Speakers: Maurice Hall, Brentwood, Tennessee Charles Caudill, Brentwood, Tennessee Place: Faculty Dining Room Integrity Magazine Speakers: Ken Hensley, San Diego, California Elmer Prout, Shafter, California Place: Tyler Campus Center 104 Cheryl Foster Larry Foster Edward Fudge For luncheons in Heritage Hall and Tennis Pavilion see page 43. Fresno, California Portales, Houston, Texas New Mexico 14 15 Wednesday, April 26

PROGRAM PARTICIPANTS 2:00 p.m. CLASSES Title: Amazing Grace (How Bittersweet the Sound) Teacher: Mike Cope, Abilene, Texas Place: Smothers Theatre Title: Serving the Church for a Century (Keeping the Faith Through Four Generations of Our Family) Teachers: Jim Woodroof, Muskogee, Oklahoma Tim Woodroof, Beaverton, Oregon Place: Elkins Auditorium Terry & Susan Randy Gill Chris Goldman Title: Pilgrimage of the Heart: Finding Your Way Back Giboney Malibu, California Livermore, California to God Malibu, California Teacher: Bill Henegar, Thousand Oaks, California Place: Stauffer Chapel Title: When Churches & Parents Become Partners (Part One: Leading a Child's Heart to God) Teachers: Terry & Martha O'Rear, Abilene, Texas Place: PLC128 Title: His Diary: 30 Days to Being a Better Husband Teachers: Ron & Lyn Rose, Fort Worth, Texas Place: PLC 101

Gary Grady Fred Gray Jerry Gross Title: The Changing Roles of Women in the Church Arlington, Virginia Tuskegee, Alabama Fairfax, Virginia (Why We're Where We Are) Teacher: Dale Pauls, Stamford, Connecticut Place: AMB105 Title: The Wonderful Years of Autumn (An 82-year-old Man Talks About God, Bible, Man, Church, and Life Itself) Teacher: Gordon Teel, Portland, Oregon Place: AMB 111 Title: Spilt Grape Juice (Rethinking the Worship Tradition in Restoration Churches) Teacher: Mike Root, Fort Worth, Texas Place: AMB 220 Randy Hall Gary & Tracey Randy Harris Title: From the Red Sea to the Rivers of Babylon: Israel's Campbell, California Hanson Nashville, Tennessee Legacy of Rebellion (Part One: "I am the Lord Who Malibu, California Teaches You What is Best") Teacher: Charme Robarts, Abilene, Texas Place: AC 244 Difficult Texts in John 13-17 Title: "Satan Entered Into Him" — Was Judas Truly Free to Resist? — (John 13:21-30) Teacher: Tim Kelley, Camarillo, California Place: AC 245 Title: "Be Ye Transformed..." (Christian Character in the Present Evil Age) Stephen Hasbrouck Kathleen Hawkins Vincent Hawkins Teacher: Cindy Peterson, Austin, Texas Place: AC 205 Lovell Lecture Room Vancouver, B.C., Los Angeles, Los Angeles, Canada California California Wednesday, April 26 16 17 Wednesday, April 26

Title: Bus Ride to Justice (Chapters in a Spiritual 3:15 p.m. CLASSES Autobiography) Teacher: Fred Gray, Tuskegee, Alabama Title: In Search of Wonden A Biblical Theology of Place: AC 210 Worship for Today's Church Title: Re-Inventing the Church: A Radical Proposal for Teacher: Lynn Anderson, Dallas, Texas an Uncertain Time Place: Smothers Theatre Teacher: Randy Lowry, Westlake Village, California Title: "Make a Joyful Noise to the Lord" (An Afternoon Place: Raitt Recital Hall Concert With the McCoy Family Singers) Title: The Electronic Millstone (Christian Parenting in Singers: Burl & Jan McCoy, Merkel, Texas a Media Age) Brad McCoy, San Saba, Texas, Teacher: Philip Patterson, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Amy McCoy Walker, Athens, Texas Place: Lindhurst Theatre Michael McCoy, San Angelo, Texas Place: Elkins Auditorium Title: Creating Harmony Out of Chaos Title: Why I Remain With Churches of Christ (Part One: (Positive Classroom Discipline for Bible Teachers) Teacher: Caron Moore, Phoenix, Arizona My Commitment to the Church of the Scriptures) Place: CAC 214 Teacher: Phillip Morrison, Nashville, Tennessee Place: Stauffer Chapel Title: One Man's Faith is Another Man's Poison! Title: Catching the Baby Boomerang (Romans 14: A Helpful Model When Christians Differ) Teacher: Larry Stalley, Corona, California (Ministering to the Missing Generation) Place: CAC 204 Teacher: Kevin McFarland, Redwood City, California Place: PLC128

An evening lecture in Firestone Fieldhouse. Wednesday, April 26 18 19 Wednesday, April 26

Title: When Wife-Abuse Comes to Church (A Strategy for Mending Relationships) 4:30 p.m. DINNER PROGRAM Teacher: Jerry Gross, Fairfax, Virginia Place: PLC Wl Appreciation Dinner in Title: Embracing the Realities of Full-time Ministry Honor of (Encouragement for Ministers' Wives) Teacher: Katie Turner, Bakersfield, California G. P. and Olivia Holt Place: AMB105 Title: The Great Commission of the Old Testament Place: Cafeteria (God's Command to Abraham in Genesis 12:2) Teacher: Bud Ross, Ada, Oklahoma Please purchase tickets ($8.50) Place: AMB 111 in advance at Ticket Sales tables. Title: Conflict at Church: The Results of a National Survey of How We Think and Act Teacher: Penney Nichols, Van Nuys, California 6:15 p.m. SONGFEST Place: AMB 220 Song Leaders: Adam Looney, Lubbock, Texas Title: The Unquenchable Flame Henry Price, Agoura Hills, California (Tending the Inner Fire of Spiritual Devotion) Place: Firestone Fieldhouse Teacher: Jim Martin, Waco, Texas Place: AC 244 7:00 p.m. MAIN LECTURE Title: Symposium on Ministry in the Gospel of John Title: The Hardest Commandment Host: Leaven (A Journal for Ministry in Churches of Christ) (John 13:31-38) Stuart Love, Malibu, California Speaker: Harold Hazelip, Nashville, Tennessee Panelists: Karen Hood, Irving, Texas Song Leader: Henry Price, Agoura Hills, California Larry James, Dallas, Texas Place: Firestone Fieldhouse Billie Silvey, Lawndale, California Eddie Sharp, Abilene, Texas Place: AC 245 9:00 p.m. LATE EVENING PROGRAMS Title: In the Name of Jesus (Receiving Power From the Title: God Will Make a Way Prayers of the New Testament) (When There Seems to Be No Way) Teacher: Gary Holloway, Austin, Texas Teacher: Terry Rush, Tulsa, Oklahoma Place: AC 205 Lovell Lecture Room Place: Firestone Fieldhouse Title: Heaven Bound — The Incredible Journey Title: "Come Into His Presence With Singing!" Teachers: Gary & Tracey Hanson, Malibu, California (A Contemporary Worship Experience) Place: AC 210 Teachers: Ken Young and the Hallal Singers, Midland, Texas Place: Smothers Theatre Drama: "Get in the Boat" (Selections from a Children's Musical) Randy Gill, Jeff Walling & Friends Title: Tasting the New Wine Place: Raitt Recital Hall (The Sacred Side of Storytelling) Teacher: J. G. "Paw-paw" Pinkerton, Stamford, Connecticut Title: The Pain and the Promise of Christian Marriage (Part Place: Elkins Auditorium One: Exploding the Myth of the Painless Marriage) Teacher: Don Hebbard, Atlanta, Georgia Drama: Dodging Spears and Biting Bullets (Tolerance, Place: Lindhurst Theatre Submission, and Putting in a Good Word for Each Other) Teachers: Northwest Drama & Worship Team, Seattle, Washington Title: Pro-Life/Pro-Choice: One Physician's Personal Place: Stauffer Chapel Journey Teacher: David McRay, Williamsburg, Kentucky Title: "Do You Really Want to Get Well?" (Healing Themes Place: CAC214 from the Book of Psalms — Part Two: Anger) Teacher: Elaine Denman, Memphis, Tennessee Title: Uchimura Kanzo: A 19th Century Japanese Place: Raitt Recital Hall Restorationist and the Non-church Movement Teacher: Stephen Hasbrouck, Vancouver, B.C., Canada Title: "Beyond the Sacred Page" (A Testimony to the Place: CAC204 Guidance of God in the Life of One Man) Teacher: Edward Fudge, Houston, Texas Place: AC 205 Thursday, April 27 20 21 Thursday, April 27

THURSDAY, APRIL 27 Title: "We've Got Trouble Right Here in River City" (Ministering to a Congregation in Distress) 7-8:00 a.m. BREAKFAST PROGRAMS Teacher: Mike Sanders, Boise, Idaho Place: AMB 111 Western States Family Encampments Title: Growing Up in the Church (Part Two: The Joy of Speakers: Jerry Lawlis, Pueblo, Colorado Baptism for Children of the Church) Edwin White, Phoenix, Arizona Teacher: Tommy King, Tyler, Texas Place: Hahn Fireside Room Place: AMB 220 Christian Chronicle Title: Church, Culture, Community, Christ: The Theological Speakers: Howard Norton, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma & Spiritual Legacy of Dietrich Bonhoeffer (1906-1945) Glover Shipp, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Teacher: Carson Reed, Indianapolis, Indiana Place: Faculty Dining Room Place: AC 244 MANNA International Title: The History of the English Bible (From the King James Speaker: Kevin McFarland, Redwood City, California Version to the New Revised Standard Version) Place: Tyler Campus Center 104 Teacher: Jack P. Lewis, Memphis, Tennessee Place: AC 245 7:30-8:15 a.m. MORNING PRAISE Title: Life in the Basement (The Uncluttered Life) Host: Wineskins Magazine Teacher: Louine Woodroof, Muskogee, Oklahoma Phillip Morrison, Nashville, Tennessee Place: AC 205 Lovell Lecture Room Place: Smothers Theatre Title: The Extravagant Gift of a Loving Father 8:30 a.m. CLASSES (What the Church Most Needs to Hear) Teacher: Kevin Murray, Compton, California Title: Seeing the Unseen: Preparing for Spiritual Warfare Place: AC 210 (Part Two: The Forces at Work Within Us) Title: "Higher Daddy, Push Me Higher!" (A Daughter's Teacher: Joe Beam, Augusta, Georgia Fond Remembrance of a Wonderful Christian Father) Place: Firestone Fieldhouse Teacher: Cheryl Foster, Fresno, California Title: Written in Stone: Ethics for the Heart Place: Raitt Recital Hall (Are There Answers for Society's Moral Dilemmas?) Title: To Bind Up the Brokenhearted (The Church as a Teacher: Rubel Shelly, Nashville, Tennessee Carrier of "Good News to the Poor") Place: Smothers Theatre Teachers: Harold & Sally Shank, Memphis, Tennessee Title: Whafs a Family For? Place: Lindhurst Theatre Teacher: Willard Tate, Abilene, Texas Title: Heroes of the 20th Century Church Place: Elkins Auditorium (Part Two: Batsell Barrett Baxter 1916-1982) Title: The Art of Living Between Two Worlds Teacher: Mike Casey, Malibu, California (An Expository Study of John 13-17) Place: CAC 214 Teacher: John O. York, Nashville, Tennessee Title: The Lion & The Lamb ... Strength & Weakness... Place: Stauffer Chapel (The Incredible Paradoxes of the Christian Faith) Title: Learning to Live From the Parables Teacher: Mark Turner, Bakersfield, California (Timeless Stories Jesus Told About Life) Place: CAC 204 Teacher: Morris Womack, Agoura Hills, California Place: PIC US 9:45 a.m. CLASSES Title: It Depends on How You Look At It Title: Standing Firm — With a Spirit of Humility (A Key to Practical Christian Living) (Elijah's Life Speaks to Our Confused Generation) Teacher: Rusty Bolton, Visalia, California Teacher: Steve Flatt, Nashville, Tennessee Place: PIC 101 Place: Firestone Fieldhouse Title: A Husband & Wife Discuss "Women's Role" in Title: Looking For A Few Good Men the Church (Is There Anything More Important?) (The Crucial Role of Men in the Church) Teachers: Steven & Emily Lemley, Agoura Hills, California Teacher: Rick Atchley, Fort Worth, Texas Place: AMB105 Place: Smothers Theatre Thursday, April 27 22 23 Thursday, April 27

Title: We Don't Have to Fight (Empowering Diversity Title: Following God Into a New Life in a New Church Without Polarizing the Church) Together (Part Two: A New Church) Teachers: Mike Armour, Dallas, Texas Teachers: Leonard & Holly Allen, Abilene, Texas Don Browning, Denton, Texas Place: Lindhurst Theatre Place: Elkins Auditorium Title: With Christ in the Storms of Life (Part Two: Touching Title: The Secret of the Easy Yoke the Untouchables — Ministering to People with AIDS) (In Pursuit of the Spiritual Disciplines) Teacher: Dennis Crawford, Austin, Texas Teacher: Randy Harris, Nashville, Tennessee Place: CAC 214 Place: Stauffer Chapel Title: The Fields Are "Brown" Unto Harvest (Communicating Lecture on Restoration History the Gospel to Hispanics in an Urban Context) Title: The Trials of the Ancient Order —1844-1865 Teacher: Daniel Rodriguez, Newbury Park, California (Part Two: The Last Years of Alexander Campbell) Place: CAC 204 Teacher: Earl West, Germantown, Tennessee Place: PLC128 11:00 a.m. MAIN LECTURE Title: The Morning After Death Title: In My Father's House (Understanding the Nature and Uses of Grief) (John 14:1-6) Teachers: Fred Barnes, Woodland Hills, California Speaker: G. P. Holt, Dallas, Texas Ann Warford, Malibu, California Song Leader: Mike Meador, Thousand Oaks, California Place: PLC 101 Place: Firestone Fieldhouse Title: Women & Worship: One Church's Story of Change Teacher: Gary Selby, Columbia, Maryland 12-1:30 p.m. LUNCHEON PROGRAMS Place: AMB105 Campus Ministries Title: The Saving of the Savior Speakers: Buddy Bell, Pensacola, Florida (The Very Human Struggles of Jesus in Hebrews 2-5) Rick Rowland, Calabasas, California Teacher: Mark Henderson, Boulder, Colorado Place: Hahn Fireside Room Place: AMB 111 Leaven (A Journal for Ministry in Churches of Christ) Title: Generation X Meets Jesus Speakers: Stuart & D'Esta Love, Malibu, California (Examining the Culture of Adolescent Belief) Place: Faculty Dining Room Teachers: Carley Dodd, Davis Lewis, & Darryl Tippens, Abilene, Texas Outreach to Hispanic Americans Place: AMB 220 Speakers: Dan Knight, Overland Park, Kansas Rex Morgan, Miami, Florida Title: A New Creation: Changed Into His Likeness Place: Tyler Campus Center 104 (Learning to Wait on God) Teacher: Phyllis Davis, Dallas, Texas For luncheons in Heritage Hall and Tennis Pavilion see page 43. Place: AC 244 2:00 p.m. CLASSES Title: The Art and Ethics of Surviving Doctrinal Controversy (Part Two: Remembering the Tradition We Share) Title: Amazing Grace Teacher: Ron Highfield, Agoura Hills, California (How Bittersweet the Sound) Place: AC 245 Teacher: Mike Cope, Abilene, Texas Place: Smothers Theatre Title: The "Seeker Movement" and Churches of Christ (The Cost of Reaching the Lost) Title: Serving the Church for a Century (Keeping the Faith Teacher: Allen Pope, Westlake Village, California Through Four Generations of Our Family) Place: AC 205 Lovell Lecture Room Teachers: Jim Woodroof, Muskogee, Oklahoma Tun Woodroof, Beaverton, Oregon Title: Growing a Church North of the Golden Gate Bridge Place: Elkins Auditorium (How We Doubled Our Attendance in a Year) Teacher: Ron Miller, Petaluma, California Title: Pilgrimage of the Heart: Finding Your Way Back Place: AC 210 to God Teacher: Bill Henegar, Thousand Oaks, California Title: Rivers of Living Water (Studies in the Gospel of John) Place: Slauffer Chapel (Part Two: "Give Me This Water" —John 4) Teacher: D'Esta Love, Malibu, California Place: Raitt Recital Hall Thursday, April 27 24 25

Title: When Churches & Parents Become Partners PROGRAM PARTICIPANTS (Part Two: Creating a "Children Friendly" Church) Teachers: Terry & Martha O'Rear, Abilene, Texas Place: PIC 128 Title: Her Diary: 30 Days to Being a Better Wife Teachers: Ron & Lyn Rose, Fort Worth, Texas Place: PLC101 Title: The Changing Roles of Women in the Church (Why We're Where We Are) Teacher: Dale Pauls, Stamford, Connecticut Place: AMB105 Don Hebbard Mark Henderson Amy Bost Henegar Title: "Big Brother is Watching You!" (The Trials and Triumphs Atlanta, Georgia Boulder, Colorado Santa Monica, of Broadcasting Christ in the German Radio Ministry) California Teacher: Gottfried Reichel, Munich, Germany Place: AMB 111 Title: Spilt Grape Juice (Rethinking the Worship Tradition in Restoration Churches) Teacher: Mike Root, Fort Worth, Texas Place: AMB 220 Title: From the Red Sea to the Rivers of Babylon: Israel's Legacy of Rebellion (Part Two: "You Have Forgotten God...") Teacher: Charme Robarts, Abilene, Texas Bill Henegar John Mark Hicks Ron Highfield Place: AC 244 Thousand Oaks, Memphis, Tennessee Agoura Hills, Difficult Texts in John 13-17 California California Title: "I Will Do Whatever You Ask in My Name" 0ohn 14:13-14 in Literary and Theological Context) Teacher: Jeff Peterson, Austin, Texas Place: AC 245 Title: Her Journey From the Manger to the Cross (Where was Mary During the "Upper Room" Discourse?) Teacher: Rhonda Lowry, Westlake Village, California Place: AC 205 Lovell Lecture Room Title: Bus Ride to Justice (Chapters in a Spiritual Autobiography) James Hinkle Gary Holloway Karen Hood Teacher: Fred Gray, Tuskegee, Alabama Dickson, Tennessee Austin, Texas Irving, Texas Place: AC 210 Title: An Uneasy Relationship: The Church in a Post-Modern World Teacher: David Davenport, Malibu, California Place: Raitt Recital Hall Title: The Electronic Millstone (Christian Parenting in a Media Age) Teacher: Philip Patterson, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Place: Lindhurst Theatre Title: Working Moms: Keeping the Plates Spinning (Learning to Balance My Life for God's Glory) Bernard James Larry James Richard Jones Teacher: Belinda Curtis, Tallahassee, Florida Malibu, California Richardson, Texas Edmond, Oklahoma Place: CAC214 Continued on page 27 26 27 Thursday, April 27

PROGRAM PARTICIPANTS Title: Religious Hostility in an Age of Tolerance Teacher: Bernard James, Malibu, California Place: CAC 204

3:15 p.m. CLASSES Title: In Search of Wonder: A Biblical Theology of Worship for Today's Church Teacher: Lynn Anderson, Dallas, Texas Place: Smothers Theatre Title: "Make a Joyful Noise to the Lord" (An Afternoon Concert With the McCoy Family Singers) Theo Jones Tim Kelley Tommy King Singers: Burl & Jan McCoy, Merkel, Texas Phoenix, Arizona Camarillo, California Tyler, Texas Brad McCoy, San Saba, Texas, Amy McCoy Walker, Athens, Texas Michael McCoy, San Angelo, Texas Place: Elkins Auditorium Title: Why I Remain With Churches of Christ (Part Two: Strengths and Weaknesses of the American Restoration Movement) Teacher: Phillip Morrison, Nashville, Tennessee Place: Stauffer Chapel Title: "Let Us Not Lay Again the Foundation ..." \y Lemley (We Found the Well, but Our Bucket's Got a Hole in it) Steven Lemley David Lewis Teacher: Dick Blythe, Pleasanton, California Agoura Hills, Agoura Hills, Abilene, Texas Place: PLC128 California California Title: When Wife-Abuse Comes to Church (A Strategy for Mending Relationships) Teacher: Jerry Gross, Fairfax, Virginia Place: PLC 101 Title: Embracing the Realities of Full-time Ministry (Encouragement for Ministers' Wives) Teacher: Katie Turner, Bakersfield, California Place: AMB105 Title: The Unfolding Drama of Redemption (Rediscovering the Heart of the Old Testament) Jack P. Lewis D'Esta Love Mark Love Teacher: Michael Bolton, Dauphin, Manitoba, Canada Memphis, Tennessee Malibu, California Gresham, Oregon Place: AMB 111 Title: Reconciliation: A Study of Biblical Families in Conflict Teacher: Michael Moore, Phoenix, Arizona Place: AMB 220 Title: The Unquenchable Flame (Tending the Inner Fire of Spiritual Devotion) Teacher: Jim Martin, Waco, Texas Place: AC 244

Stuart Love Dennis Lowe & Randy Lowry Again this year we anticipate audio cassette tape orders in excess Malibu, California Emily Scott-Lowe Westlake Village, of 14,000 individual tapes. Please help us by submitting your Malibu, California California order(s) as early as possible. All lectures and classes will be taped. Thursday, April 27 28 29

Title: Symposium on Ministry in the Gospel of John PROGRAM PARTICIPANTS Host: Leaven (A Journal for Ministry in Churches of Christ) Stuart Love, Malibu, California Panelists: Karen Hood, Irving, Texas Larry James, Dallas, Texas Billie Silvey, Lawndale, California Eddie Sharp, Abilene, Texas Place: AC 245 Title: In the Name of Jesus (Receiving Power From the Prayers of the New Testament) Teacher: Gary Holloway, Austin, Texas Place: AC 205 Lovell Lecture Room Rhonda Lowry Rick Marrs Jim Martin Title: Pursuing the American Dream (A Christian Perspective Westlake Village, Thousand Oaks, Waco, Texas on Coping With the Gap Between the Dream & Reality) California California Teachers: Chris & Claudia Sangster, Malibu, California Place: AC 210 Drama: "We Have Seen His Glory" (The Apostle John Visits the Pepperdine Lectures) Teacher: Dace Delaney, Rector, Arkansas Place: Raitt Recital Hall Title: The Pain and the Promise of Christian Marriage (Part Two: Laying the Book of Pain on the Altar of Promise) Teacher: Don Hebhard, Atlanta, Georgia Place: Lindhurst Theatre Kevin McFarland David McRay Ron Miller Title: Searching for the "Real" Church Redwood City, Williamsburg, Petaluma, California (A Fresh Look at How Christians Treat Each Other) California Kentucky Teacher: Randy Moody, Lake Jackson, Texas Place: CAC 214 Title: From the Dark Continent to the Senders of Light (Will Africa Save the U.S.A.?) Teacher: Jim Reppart, Nairobi, Kenya, Africa Place: CAC 204

4:30 p.m. DINNER PROGRAM

Friends of Pepperdine Speaker: Steve Flatt, Nashville, Tennessee Randy Moody Caron Moore Michael Moore Place: Cafeteria Lake Jackson, Texas Phoenix, Arizona Phoenix, Arizona Please purchase tickets ($8.50) in advance at Ticket Sales tables.

6:15 p.m. SONGFEST Song Leaders: Randy Gill, Malibu, California ( 1 Jeff Martin, Portland, Oregon Place: Firestone Fieldhouse

7:00 p.m. MAIN LECTURE ::::JF- / Title: God's Forever Presence (John 14:16-27 & 16:5-15) ;;-"m f' Speaker: John Allen Chalk, Fort Worth, Texas Phillip Morrison Kevin Murray Penney Nichols Song Leader: Randy Gill, Malibu, California Nashville, Tennessee Compton, California Van Nuys, California Place: Firestone Fieldhouse 30 31 Thursday, April 27

PROGRAM PARTICIPANTS 9:00 p.m. LATE EVENING PROGRAMS

Title: God Will Make a Way (When There Seems to Be No Way) Teacher: Terry Rush, Tulsa, Oklahoma Place: Firestone Fieldhouse Title: "Come Into His Presence With Singing!" (A Contemporary Worship Experience) Teachers: Ken Young and the Hallal Singers, Midland, Texas Place: Smothers Theatre Title: Tasting the New Wine Terry & Martha Tom Olhricht Larry Owen (The Sacred Side of Storytelling) O'Rear Malibu, California Palm Springs, Teacher: J. G. "Paw-paw" Pinkerton, Stamford, Connecticut Abilene, Texas California Place: Elkins Auditorium Drama: Dodging Spears and Biting Bullets (Tolerance, Submission, and Putting in a Good Word for Each Other) Teachers: Northwest Drama & Worship Team, Seattle, Washington Place: Stauffer Giapel Title: "Do You Really Want to Get Well?" (Healing Themes from the Book of Psalms — Part Three: Depression) Teacher: Elaine Denman, Memphis, Tennessee Place: Raitt Recital Hall Title: "Beyond the Sacred Page" (A Testimony to the Philip Patterson Dale Pauls Dwight Perry Guidance of God in the Life of One Man) Oklahoma City, Stamford, Yakima, Washington Teacher: Edward Fudge, Houston, Texas Oklahoma Connecticut Place: AC 205

Cindy Peterson Allen Pope Austin, Texas Westlake Village California

A daily class in Smothers Theatre.

CLASSES IN SPANISH In addition to 220 classes in English, this year's program Carson Reed Gottfried Reichel Stan Reid Indianapolis, Indiana Munich, Germany Granbury, Texas includes several classes in Spanish. For a copy of that schedule please contact Church Relations at (310) 456-4270. Friday, April 28 32 33

FRIDAY, APRIL 28 PROGRAM PARTICIPANTS

7-8:00 a.m. BREAKFAST PROGRAMS Gospel Advocate Publishers (140th Anniversary) Speaker: Neil Anderson, Nashville, Tennessee Place: Hahn Fireside Room African Christian Hospitals Speakers: H. Glenn Boyd, Searcy, Arkansas Henry & Grace Farrar, Lebanon, Tennessee Place: Faculty Dining Room

Southern California School of Evangelism Jim Reppart Charme Robarts Daniel Rodriguez Speakers: Ron Sherman, Buena Park, California Nairobi, Kenya, Abilene, Texas Newbury Park, David Turner, Buena Park, California Africa California Place: Tyler Campus Center 104

7:30-8:15 a.m. MORNING PRAISE r^M Host: Wineskins Magazine r I" Phillip Morrison, Nashville, Tennessee Place: Smothers Theatre

8:30 a.m. CLASSES Title: Seeing the Unseen: Preparing for Spiritual Warfare Mike Root (Part Three: The Forces at Work For Us) Ron & Lyn Rose Bud Ross Fort Worth, Texas Teacher: Joe Beam, Augusta, Georgia Fort Worth, Texas Ada, Oklahoma Place: Firestone Fieldhouse Title: Written in Stone: Ethics for the Heart (Are There Answers for Society's Moral Dilemmas?) Teacher: Rubel Shelly, Nashville, Tennessee Place: Smothers Theatre Title: Whafs a Family For? Teacher: Willard Tate, Abilene, Texas Place: Elkins Auditorium Title: The Art of Living Between Two Worlds (An Expository Study of John 13-17) Mike Sanders Barry Sanford Chris & Claudia Teacher: John O. York, Nashville, Tennessee Boise, Idaho Louisville, Kentucky Sangster Place: Stauffer Chapel Malibu, California Title: Learning to Live From the Parables (Timeless Stories Jesus Told About Life) Teacher: Morris Womack, Agoura Hills, California Place: PLC128 Title: Using the Lectionary: Preaching and Teaching Through the Christian Year Teacher: Barry Sanford, Louisville, Kentucky Place: PLC 101 Title: The Power of Two: Lay Counseling and Team Teaching as a Couple Gary Selby Harold & Sally Eddie Sharp Teachers: Terry & Susan Giboney, Malibu, California Columbia, Maryland Shank Abilene, Texas Place: AMB105 Memphis, Tennessee 34 35 Friday, April 28

PROGRAM PARTICIPANTS Title: "A House Divided Against Itself Cannot Stand" (The Arrogance of Walls Between Congregations) Teacher: Larry Foster, Portales, New Mexico Place: AMB 111 Title: Growing Up in the Church (Part Three: A Curriculum for Our Believing Children) Teacher: Tommy King, Tyler, Texas Place: AMB 220 Title: Inexpressible Sweetness & Awesome Delight (The Habitual Sense of God's Presence) Teacher: Theo Jones, Phoenix, Arizona Rubel Shelly Billie Silvey John William Smith Place: AC 244 Nashville, Tennessee Lawndale, California San Diego, California Title: The History of the English Bible (From the King James Version to the New Revised Standard Version) Teacher: Jack P. Lewis, Memphis, Tennessee Place: AC 245 Title: Applying the Heart & Learning to Listen (Stories From the Chinese and African Mission Fields) Teacher: Grace Farrar, Lebanon, Tennessee Place: AC 205 Lovell Lecture Room Title: Heavy Burdens, Lonely Hearts (Responding to the Difficult Needs of Men in the Local Church) Alt Teacher: Melvin Byrd, Port Orchard, Washington Larry Stalley Alan Stark Willard Tate Place: AC 210 Corona, California Salinas, California Abilene, Texas Title: After 30 Years of Being a Christian, Now It's Real to Me (Discoveries on My Spiritual Pilgrimage) Teacher: Sara Waldvogel, Richardson, Texas Place: Raitt Recital Hall Title: To Bind Up the Brokenhearted (The Church as a Carrier of "Good News to the Poor") Teachers: Harold & Sally Shank, Memphis, Tennessee Place: Lindhurst Theatre Title: Heroes of the 20th Century Church (Part Three: Reuel Lemmons 1912-1989) Teacher: Tom Olbricht, Malibu, California Gordon Teel Darryl Tippens Katie Turner Bakersfield, Place: CAC 214 Portland, Oregon Abilene, Texas California Title: Riding the Roller Coaster of Grace and Works (Seeking a Balanced Response to the Cross) Teacher: Tim Curtis, Tallahassee, Florida Place: CAC 204

9:45 a.m. CLASSES

Title: Standing Firm — With a Spirit of Humility (Elijah's Life Speaks to Our Confused Generation) Teacher: Steve Flatt, Nashville, Tennessee A Place: Firestone Fieldhouse Mark Turner Sara Waldvogel Ann Warford Title: Looking For A Few Good Men Malibu, California Bakersfield, Richardson, Texas (The Crucial Role of Men in the Church) California Teacher: Rick Atchley, Fort Worth, Texas Place: Smothers Theatre [ Friday, April 28 36 37 Friday, April 28 Title: We Don't Have to Fight (Empowering Diversity Title: Rivers of Living Water (Studies in the Gospel of John) Without Polarizing the Church) (Part Three: "Lord, do you wash my feet?" — John 13) Teachers: Mike Armour, Dallas, Texas Teacher: D'Esta Love, Malibu, California Don Browning, Denton, Texas Place: Raitt Recital Hall Place: Elkins Auditorium Title: Following God Into a New Life in a New Church Title: The Secret of the Easy Yoke Together (Part Three: Together) (In Pursuit of the Spiritual Disciplines) Teachers: Leonard & Holly Allen, Abilene, Texas Teacher: Randy Harris, Nashville, Tennessee Place: Lindhurst Theatre Place: Stauffer Chapel Title: With Christ in the Storms of Life (Part Three: My Lecture on Restoration History Mother Used to Know Me — Ministering to People Title: The Trials of the Ancient Order —1844-1865 with Alzheimers and to Their Families) (Part Three: Preaching & Avant-Garde Influences) Teacher: Dennis Crawford, Austin, Texas Teacher: Earl West, Germantown, Tennessee Place: CAC214 Place: PLC128 Title: Snapshots of the Unchurched: (A Real-Life Study of Title: The Morning After Death Four Characteristics of People Who Live Around (Understanding the Nature and Uses of Grief) Our Church Buildings) Teachers: Fred Barnes, Woodland Hills, California Teacher: Chris Altrock, Las Cruces, New Mexico Ann Warford, Malibu, California Place: CAC 204 Place: PLC 101 11:00 a.m. MAIN LECTURE Title: Faith and Fairy Tales (The Newest Hermeneutic) Title: Make Your Home in Me Teacher: John William Smith, San Diego, California (John 15:1-11) Place: AMB105 Speaker: Kregg Hood, Irving, Texas Title: What Did Christ Accomplish on the Cross? Song Leader: Nick Smith, Stockton, California (The Atonement Controversy in the American Place: Firestone Fieldhouse Restoration Movement) Teacher: John Mark Hicks, Memphis, Tennessee 12-1:30 p.m. LUNCHEON PROGRAMS Place: AMB 111 Herald of Truth/Upreach Magazine Title: Generation X Meets Jesus Speaker: Bruce Evans, Abilene, Texas (Examining the Culture of Adolescent Belief) Place: Hahn Fireside Room Teachers: Carley Dodd, David Lewis, & Darryl Tippens, Eastern European Mission Abilene, Texas Speakers: Prentice Meador, Dallas, Texas Place: AMB 220 John Sudbury, Houston, Texas Title: A New Creation: Changed Into His Likeness Place: Faculty Dining Room (Learning to Wait on God) Faith In Families Ministry Teacher: Phyllis Davis, Dallas, Texas Speakers: Ron & Lyn Rose, Fort Worth, Texas Place: AC 244 Place: Tyler Campus Center 104 Title: The Art and Ethics of Surviving Doctrinal Controversy For luncheons in Heritage Hall and Tennis Pavilion see page 43. (Part Three: Remembering the Difference Between Faith and Opinion) 2:00 p.m. CLASSES Teacher: Ron Highfield, Agoura Hills, California Place: AC 245 Title: Amazing Grace Title: The World Does Not See Christ in a Divided, Warring (How Bittersweet the Sound) Church 0esus' Dying Prayer: The Unity of Christians) Teacher: Mike Cope, Abilene, Texas Place: Smothers Theatre Teacher: Randy Hall, Campbell, California Place: AC 205 Lovell Lecture Room Title: Serving the Church for a Century (Keeping the Faith Title: A Place of Warmth & Safety: Rediscovering Biblical Through Four Generations of Our Family) Teachers: Jim Woodroof, Muskogee, Oklahoma Hospitality in the Church Tim Woodroof, Beaverton, Oregon Teacher: Gary Selby, Columbia, Maryland Place: Elkins Auditorium Place: AC 210 Friday, April 28 38 39

Title: Pilgrimage of the Heart: Finding Your Way Back PROGRAM PARTICIPANTS to God Teacher: Bill Henegar, Thousand Oaks, California Place: Stauffer Chapel Title: Yours, Mine, and Ours (Making Stepfamilies Spiritually Successful) Teacher: Gary Grady, Arlington, Virginia Place: PLC128 Title: "Unless the Lord Builds the 'Marriage', Those Who Build It Labor in Vain" (The Building Blocks of Christian Marriage) Teachers: Vincent & Kathleen Hawkins, Los Angeles, California Earl West Dewayne Winrow Morris Womack Place: PLC101 Germantown, San Fernando, Agoura Hills, Tennessee California Title: The Changing Roles of Women in the Church California (Why We're Where We Are) Teacher: Dale Pauls, Stamford, Connecticut Place: AMB105 Title: "Well Done, Good and Faithful Servant" (The Triumph of Faithfulness Over Worldly Success) Teacher: Henry Farrar, Lebanon, Tennessee Place: AMB 111 Title: How Shall the Seeker Say Amen? (Worship and Evangelism in 1 Corinthians) Teacher: Jeff Peterson, Austin, Texas Jim Woodroof Louine Woodroof Tim Woodroof Place: AMB 220 Muskogee, Muskogee, Beaverton, Oregon Oklahoma Oklahoma Title: From the Red Sea to the Rivers of Babylon: Israel's Legacy of Rebellion (Part Three: "How Can We Sing the Songs of the Lord in a Foreign Land?") Teacher: Charme Robarts, Abilene, Texas Place: AC 244 Difficult Texts in John 13-17 Title: "Another Counselor" (The Role of the Holy Spirit in John 14:16-17,14: 25-26,15: 26,16: 4-15) Teacher: Randy Chesnutt, Malibu, California Place: AC 245 John Wright John O. York Helen Young Title: "For the Love of Christ Compels Us ..." Stockton, California Nashville, Tennessee Malibu, California (The Heartbeat of the Christian's Motivation) Teacher: Amy Bost Henegar, Santa Monica, California Place: AC 205 Lovell lecture Room Title: Biblical Interpretation (An African-American Experience) Teacher: Dewayne Winrow, San Fernando, California Place: AC 210 Title: Open Heart, Open Home (Is Hospitality Out of Date?) Teacher: Helen Young, Malibu, California Place: Raitt Recital Hall Tide: The Electronic Millstone (Christian Parenting in Kelly &JoAnn Ken Young Larry Yurk a Media Age) Young Midland, Texas Modesto, California Teacher: Philip Patterson, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Malibu, California Place: Lindhurst Theatre Continued on page 41 40 Friday, April 28

PROGRAM PARTICIPANTS A Grand Vision of the Throne of God (Putting Everything into Perspective) Teacher: Matt Crain, Sacramento, California J. G. "Paw-paw" Pinkerton Place: Stamford, Connecticut CAC 214 Title: How Do You Get Along With the Archie Bunkers in Your Church? (Thoughts Along the Road to Genuine Understanding and Acceptance) Teacher: Weldon Farrar, Taylor, Texas Place: CAC 204

3:15 p.m. CLASSES

Title: In Search of Wonder A Biblical Theology of Worship for Today's Church Teacher: Lynn Anderson, Dallas, Texas Place: Smothers Theatre Title: Terry Rush "Make a Joyful Noise to the Lord" (An Afternoon Tulsa, Oklahoma Concert With the McCoy Family Singers) Singers: Burl & Jan McCoy, Merkel, Texas Brad McCoy, San Saba, Texas, Dace Delaney Amy McCoy Walker, Athens, Texas Rector, Arkansas Michael McCoy, San Angelo, Texas Place: Elkins Auditorium Title: Why I Remain with Churches of Christ (Part Three: What I Hope to Accomplish by Staying) Teacher: Phillip Morrison, Nashville, Tennessee Place: Stauffer Chapel rule: When the Church Meets House to House (An Effective Model for Small-Group Ministries) Teacher: Buddy Bell, Pensacola, Florida Place: PIC 128 Damon K. Brown, Abilene, Texas (Left) Jerry W. Brown, Euless, Texas Title: When Wife-Abuse Comes to Church (A Strategy for Mending Relationships) Teacher: Jerry Gross, Fairfax, Virginia Place: PIC 101 I Title: Ministers' & Elders' Wives: Encouraging Their Northwest Drama & Husbands and Each Other Worship Team Teachers: Stel Elmore, Bakersfield, California Seattle, Washington Katie Turner, Bakersfield, California Place: AMB 105 Title: Out of the Shadows (The Law was Just a Shadow of The McCoy Family Singers the Grace That Was to Come) Teacher: Chris Goldman, Livermore, California Place: AMB 111 Ken Young Title: Reconciliation: A Study of Biblical Families in and the Conflict Hallal Teacher: Michael Moore, Phoenix, Arizona Singers Place: AMB 220 Midland, Texas Title: The Unquenchable Flame (Tending the Inner Fire of Spiritual Devotion) Teacher: Jim Martin, Waco, Texas Place: AC 244 Friday, April 28 42 43 Friday, April 28

Title: Symposium on Ministry in the Gospel of John 9:15 p.m. LATE EVENING PROGRAMS Host: Leaven (A Journal for Ministry in Churches of Christ) Stuart Love, Malibu, California Title: "Come Into His Presence With Singing!" Panelists: Karen Hood, Irving, Texas (A Contemporary Worship Experience) Larry James, Dallas, Texas Ken Young and the Hallal Singers, Midland, Texas Billie Silvey, Lawndale, California Place: Smothers Theatre Eddie Sharp, Abilene, Texas Title: Tasting the New Wine Place: AC 245 (The Sacred Side of Storytelling) Title: In the Name of Jesus (Receiving Power From the Teacher: J. G. "Paw-paw" Pinkerton, Stamford, Connecticut Prayers of the New Testament) Place: Elkins Auditorium Teacher: Gary Holloway, Austin, Texas Drama: Dodging Spears and Biting Bullets (Tolerance, Place: AC 205 Lovell Lecture Room Submission, and Putting in a Good Word for Each Other) Title: Through the Eyes of a Child (God as Our Father) Northwest Drama & Worship Team, Seattle, Washington Teachers: Kelly Young & JoAnn McKee Young, Place: Stauffer Chapel Malibu, California Drama: Sharing the Good News with Future Generations Place: AC 2W Living Water (Pepperdine Student Drama Group) Drama: "Light On the Diamond" Director: Jason Foster, Senior Telecommunications Major (A Father and Son Dramatic Presentation) Place: Lindhurst Theatre Teachers: Jerry W. Brown, Euless, Texas Damon K. Brown, Abilene, Texas Place: Raitt Recital Hall LUNCHEONS IN Title: The Pain and the Promise of Christian Marriage (Part HERITAGE HALL Three: Christian Families in the American Marketplace) DAILY 12-1:30 Teacher: Don Hebbard, Atlanta, Georgia Place: Lindhurst Theatre Wednesday, April 26 Title: "For the Love of Money..." Image Magazine (Business Ethics By THE BOOK!) Host: Denny Boultinghouse, West Monroe, Louisiana Teacher: Alan Stark, Salinas, California Speaker: Joe Beam, Augusta, Georgia Place: CAC 214 Title: Dynamics of Christian Leadership in the 1990s Title: The Axis of Christianity in the 21st Century (What Will Africa Teach Us?) Thursday, April 27 Teacher: Jim Reppart, Nairobi, Kenya, Africa 21st Century Christian/Power for Today Place: CAC 204 Host: Norvel Young, Malibu, California Speaker: Tom Bost, Santa Monica, California 4:30 p.m. DINNER PROGRAM Title: The Church in the Next Century Pacific Church News Friday, April 28 Speaker: Mike Cope Place: Cafeteria Restoration Quarterly Host: Tom Olbricht, Malibu, California Please purchase tickets ($8.50) in advance at Ticket Sales tables. Speaker: Rick Marrs, Thousand Oaks, California Title: Continuing the Conversation 6:15 p.m. SONGFEST Song Leaders: Ken Young and the Hallal Singers, Midland, Texas LUNCHEONS IN Place: Firestone Fieldhouse TENNIS PAVILION 7:00 p.m. MAIN LECTURE DAILY 12-1:30 Title: A Dream Worth Keeping Alive 0ohn 17:1-26) For the second year during Bible Lectures week, lunch will be Speaker: Max Lucado, San Antonio, Texas available in the Tennis Pavilion adjacent to Firestone Fieldhouse. Song Leader: Ken Young, Midland, Texas Instead of a speaker, this location will feature a different choral Place: Firestone Fieldhouse group singing Christian music each day during the lunch hour. Coming Events 44 45 General Information

General Information

Lecture Central Lecture Central is located in the upper level of the Tyler Campus Center, suite 220. We request that all lecture guests not in dorm housing fill out a registration card in Lecture Central. For general information regarding housing, meals, transportation, child care, etc., please check there. During lecture week, the telephone number from off-campus is (310) 456-4270; the on- campus extension is 4270. Hours for Lecture Central are:

Tuesday 12:00 p.m.-10:30 p.m. Wednesday 6:30 a.m.-10:30 p.m. Thursday 6:30 a.m.-10:30 p.m. Friday 6:30 a.m.-10:30 p.m. Saturday 6:30 a.m.-9:30 a.m.

Housing Information Since Pepperdine's Bible Lectures occur during the spring break, dormitory space is available to our lecture guests. To reserve space, please include $44.00 per bed when you mail your registration form. This charge covers the entire week (Tuesday through Friday nights). Due to the great demand for on-campus housing, dorm beds are reserved for adults only (over age 20). Children and young people (under age 21) will be housed free of COMING EVENTS AT PEPPERDINE charge, provided they bring sleeping bags and sleep on the floor. Regardless of how many nights you stay, the fee remains the same. If you plan to come to the lectures for only a day or two, we 5th Annual Christian Leadership Conference strongly suggest that you provide for your own sleeping June 9-11,1995 accommodations by staying with a friend or by making a motel (for high school students) reservation with one of the motels listed on page 49. Due to the limited number of beds on our campus, we must give preference to those who are staying for the entire week (Tuesday through Friday nights). 2nd Annual Family Life Conference Please bring your own bedding. Linens are available ($12.00 June 15-16,1995 per set) only to those who are either arriving by plane or are from out of state and make arrangements in advance. Dorms will be open from 12:00 noon on Tuesday, April 25, through 10:00 a.m. on 16th Annual William M. Green Lectures Saturday, April 29. Please do not arrive on campus to check into October 23-24,1995 your dorm room before 12:00 noon on Tuesday, April 25. When you arrive on campus, go directly to your pre-assigned dorm where you will obtain a packet of materials and your dorm room 25th Annual Thanksgiving Youth Festival key. Housing check-in will begin promptly at 12:00 noon on the 25th and end at 6:00 p.m. on the same day. If you arrive after 6:00 November 24-26,1995 p.m., go to Firestone Fieldhouse for the evening lecture. Following the evening lecture, housing check-in will continue in the lobbies of Dorm 1 and Apt. A-19. A housing coordinator will be available 14th Annual Christian Education Sundays in Firestone Fieldhouse to direct you to the proper lobby. January 7,14,21,28,1996 Dorm reservations must be received by February 27. No registration will be accepted over the phone. Rooms will be pre-assigned and no changes will be made. Indicate on your 53rd Annual Pepperdine Bible Lectures reservation form special housing requests, such as rooming close April 23-26,1996 to a friend or with a particular church group. A postcard will be mailed to you confirming your reservation and room assignment by April 7. General Information 46 47 General Information

We must advise you that, should you decide to cancel your Child Care Hours reservation for any reason, dorm fees are non-refundable and non-transferable. Check-out time will be no later than 10:00 a.m. Tuesday 4:00 p.m. - 9:00 p.m. Free on Saturday, April 29. Please return your key to the box provided optional picnic meal 4:30 p.m. - 6:00 p.m. $4.25 in your dorm lobby. There is a $10.00 charge for all unreturned Wednesday 8:00 a.m. -12:15 p.m. $3.00 keys. Rented linens must be collected and placed in your dorm 1:30 p.m. - 4:30 p.m. $3.00 lobby. 6:00 p.m. - 9:00 p.m. Free Thursday 8:00 a.m. -12:15 p.m. $3.00 Recreational Vehicle Parking 1:30 p.m. - 4:30 p.m. $3.00 Recreational vehicles will be parked in the apartment parking 6:00 p.m. - 9:00 p.m. Free lot (Rho Lot) beginning no earlier than 10:00 a.m. on Tuesday, Friday 8:00 a.m. -12:15 p.m. $3.00 April 25. There is a one-time fee of $10.00 for parking an RV on 1:30 p.m. - 4:30 p.m. $3.00 campus during lecture week. There are no hookups or dumping optional picnic meal 4:30 p.m. - 6:00 p.m. $4.25 facilities available. Please indicate on your registration form that 6:00 p.m. - 9:00 p.m. Free you will bring an RV, and your temporary parking pass will be mailed to you. Your meal tickets will be issued when you arrive NOTE: We limit our daytime child care program to children at the RV lot. between the ages of six months and six years. This is necessary because of the increasing number of children who register each Meals year, and the limited number of child care workers. However, Cafeteria: The Pepperdine cafeteria will be open during our evening program is open to children up to age 12. lecture week. In order to keep the lines moving, please purchase your meal tickets in advance by mail or at ticket sales tables near the Oasis Cafe during lecture week. Tickets will also be on sale after the theme lectures in Firestone Fieldhouse. The cafeteria Child Care Information schedule and prices are listed below. 1. Children must eat all meals with their parents, except for the Breakfast 6:00-8:00 a.m. $4.00 Tuesday and Friday dinners when an optional picnic meal is Lunch 11:30-1:30 p.m. $4.25 planned for the children. Cost: $4.25 per child. 2. Register your children at the child care registration desk in A 7-meal ticket will be offered for $25.00 (a savings of the Cultural Arts Center. You must sign your children in $3.75). This ticket entitles the purchaser to all four breakfasts and out each time you use our program. (Wednesday-Saturday) and all three lunches (Wednesday- 3. Play clothes should be worn at all times. Friday) served in the cafeteria, Heritage Hall, or the Tennis 4. Label all items to be left in child care including toys, Center Pavilion during lecture week. (Banquet tickets are blankets, and extra clothing. Take special care in labeling purchased separately from the 7-meal ticket.) baby items (baby food jars, bottles, etc.) 5. A nap area will be available. Please send a familiar toy, blanket, etc. for your child if he/she will be napping. To attend a breakfast or luncheon program, simply get your 6. If your child wears diapers, please be sure to provide child tray, select your food, and proceed to the room designated for the care workers with enough diapers, wipes, etc. to last until program you wish to attend. you return. Children twelve years of age and under will be charged half price on both the 7-meal ticket and the individual breakfast and Exhibit Halls lunch tickets. There will be no discount for children attending the Exhibitors from around the country will be located in the evening banquets. Oasis Cafe, Tyler Campus Center (near the bookstore), and the Oasis: The Oasis Cafe, located upstairs in Tyler Campus Howard A. White Recreation Center. These areas will make Center, will serve food and drinks Tuesday-Friday from available books, videos, new teaching techniques, mission reports, 7 a.m.-ll p.m. and the latest Christian materials. Banquets: All banquets are $8.50. Tickets for banquets may be purchased in advance. Tickets for the Associated Women for On-Campus Shuttle Pepperdine Dinner and the Opening Night Men's Dinners must Due to the mountainous terrain, we provide transportation be purchased by Friday, April 21. Opening night dinner tickets around the campus for meals, classes, and the theme lectures in may be picked up at the ticket tables at the entrance of each Firestone Fieldhouse. Shuttle vans will be in service throughout banquet. See banquet details on pages 3,6,19,28, and 42. the day and evening. They will load and unload at the following AWP Pie and Coffee Cafe: The Associated Women for locations: Jerry's Tree, the dormitories, the Seaver apartments, the Pepperdine will serve coffee and homemade pie from 8:30-11:00 RV lot, and Firestone Fieldhouse (see map). Call Lecture Central p.m. in the cafeteria each evening. The proceeds provide (4270) if you have a special transportation need. scholarships for Christian students. 48 General Information 49 Hotels and Motels Parking Information and Regulations MALIBU Malibu Shores, 1 mile south Malibu Beach Inn, 1 mile south Because University faculty and staff continue on a regular 23033 Pacific Coast Highway 22878 Pacific Coast Highway work schedule, no parking is allowed in the main parking lot, Malibu, CA 90265 Malibu, CA 90265 the east chapel lot, or the Phillips Theme Tower lot on Tuesday (310) 456-6559 (800) 462-5428 through Friday from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. You will be allowed into the dorm area through the gate at Upsilon Casa Malibu, 11/4 miles south Malibu Country Inn, 7 miles north parking lot for loading and unloading only, after which you 22752 Pacific Coast Highway 6506 Westward Beach Road must move your vehicle. You may park your car anywhere Malibu, CA 90265 Malibu, CA 90265 along Seaver Drive, Banowsky Boulevard, John Tyler Drive, in (310) 456-2219 (310) 457-9622 the RV lot, or in the Firestone Fieldhouse lot. No parking is (800) 831-0858 (800) 386-6787 allowed in the fire lanes next to the dormitories. (This is an official regulation.) CALABASAS-WOODLAND HILLS

Audio Tapes Good Nite Inn, 9 miles east Country Inn, 11 miles southeast All lectures and classes will be taped. Tapes may be 26557 Agoura Road 23627 Calabasas Road purchased immediately following each session from Gaylor Calabasas,CA 91302 Calabasas,CA 91302 MultiMedia, Inc. in the Pendleton Learning Center or in Firestone (818) 880-6000 (818) 222-5300 Fieldhouse after theme lectures. During lecture week you may (800) 44RELAX also order from on-campus phone by calling X6369. To order tapes following lecture week, contact: SANTA MONICA David Gaylor (within 12 miles south) Gaylor MultiMedia, Inc. Holiday Inn Pacific Shore Hotel 904 Flintlock Place 120 Colorado Avenue 1819 Ocean Avenue Nashville, Tennessee 37217 Santa Monica, CA 90405 Santa Monica, CA 90405 (615) 361-3611 (310) 451-0678 (800) 622-8711

Radisson Huntley Hotel 1111 Second Street Santa Monica, CA 90403 (310) 394-5454

AGOURA HILLS-WESTLAKE VILLAGE THOUSAND OAKS (within 12 - 20 miles north)

Radisson Hotel Westlake Inn 30100 Agoura Road 31943 West Agoura Road Agoura Hills, CA 91301 Westlake Village, CA 91361 (818) 707-1220 (818) 889-0230 (800) 333-3333 (800) 535-9978

Hiatt Westlake Plaza The Thousand Oaks Inn 880 South Westlake Blvd. 75 West Thousand Oaks Blvd. Westlake Village, CA 91361 Thousand Oaks, CA 91360 (805) 497-9991 (805) 497-3701

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