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75Th Annual Pepperdine Bible Lectures 75TH ANNUAL PEPPERDINE BIBLE LECTURES REGISTER ONLINE pepperdine.edu/biblelectures DANNY & CAROLE PHILLIPS SPEAKER SERIES Brian Zahnd Christine Caine Ned Colletti WEDNESDAY, 9:45 am–Noon Join us for an exciting plenary session in Firestone Fieldhouse featuring special guest speakers Brian Zahnd and Christine Caine, as well as a special interview with Ned Colletti, former general manager of the Los Angeles Dodgers. Worship led by Randy Gill. See page 8 for more information. From the President Not long before I became president a man named Robert Donovan came to my office unannounced and told me that he and his wife were the artists who created the Stauffer Chapel stained-glass masterpiece. He and Bette had returned to campus in the twilight years of their lives together to sign their work and to be remembered. He told me of the process of fitting more than 125 different shapes and colors together, and of the theme they selected for our chapel, "The Tree of Life," with an open Bible featured in the center of the window around which the stained glass elements swirl and flow. They wanted only to sign their work and we, of course, granted their request. To this day, their handiwork calls me to worship whenever I sit in one of the pews either alone or with other worshippers. Allow me to invite you join us May 1–4, 2018, to take a journey into the Word of God through the event we now call Harbor. When you arrive, I urge you to take a deep breath and consider the marvelous mystery of color and light of the stained glass in our chapel by the sea. As a mosaic of Christians from around the world assemble, Pepperdine will sign its work with song, prayer, fellowship, and study. Ours is a labor of love for you and for the Lord’s church. As with the stained glass in our chapel, God’s Word and Jesus Christ will be central to all that transpires, and his peace, confidence, and warmth will be enabled by the Holy Spirit that comforts us and calms the waters of this tumultuous world— not unlike a welcome harbor in our seaward journey. Pepperdine University wants nothing more than to be your port and respite during this week together. On our final night, we will sing together “The Lord Bless You and Keep You.” May that benediction sign our work for this year and may God, Jesus Christ, and the Holy Spirit illuminate your path and service until we meet again. Indeed, may the Lord bless you and keep you in all ways and always. Andrew K. Benton President and CEO 1 MESSAGE FROM Mike Cope I know you were wondering, so here’s what Jimmy Buffett has to say about the Holy Spirit: Vampires, Mummies, and the Holy Ghost, These are the things that terrify me the most No aliens, psychopaths, or MTV hosts Scare me like vampires, mummies, and the Holy Ghost! I heard very little about the Holy Spirit or the Trinity growing up. Like Alexander Campbell himself, many of us were afraid that a focus on the Spirit would lead to emotional excesses. However, the New Testament is full of references to the ministry of the Spirit. (The Greek word “pneuma” appears over 350 times!) This Spirit is the Paraclete whom Jesus promised when he said it was better for us that he leave following his resurrection. The Spirit is the moving force behind the witnessing of the early church in Acts. And the Holy Spirit is the power behind the transformation that Paul expects of those who have been baptized into Jesus. God’s Spirit is, in the images of scripture itself, the wind that blows new life into God’s people, the river that flows from the relationship of the Trinity, and the fire that empowers and emboldens Christ- followers. We are both individually and collectively “the temple of the Holy Spirit.” It’s going to be quite an adventure—thinking and praying through the theme “The Spirit-Filled People of God.” Following a Prayer School led by Brian Zahnd, we will open the theme on May 1 with Rick Atchley speaking about his experience of walking with the Spirit and DOWNLOAD OUR close on May 4 with Dan Rodriguez challenging us to be open to the MOBILE APP fresh leading of God’s Spirit in mission. for access to information on This beautiful campus will be waiting for you. And the week will be class updates, book signings, a harbor for your spirit. Trust me, since 1986 it has been just that for exhibitors, and more! me: a place to find safety and shelter, and also a place to refuel for launching back out. Office of Church Relations Michael W. Cope [email protected] Director of Ministry Outreach 310.506.4270 2 pepperdine.edu/biblelectures 2018 Keynote SPEAKERS TUESDAY EVENING THURSDAY EVENING John 16 Romans 8 Rick Atchley Josh Ross Fort Worth, Texas Memphis, Tennessee WEDNESDAY EVENING FRIDAY MORNING 1 Corinthians 12-14 Galatians 5 Don McLaughlin Jovan Barrington Atlanta, Georgia LIttleton, Colorado THURSDAY MORNING FRIDAY MORNING John 7 Luke 4 Collin Packer Kindy DeLong Allen, Texas Malibu, California THURSDAY MORNING FRIDAY MORNING Ezekiel 36-37 2 Corinthians 3 Bryan Schackmann Andy Wall Glendale, California Oak Park, California THURSDAY MORNING FRIDAY EVENING Ephesians 3:14-21 Acts 1:3-7 Al Sturgeon Dan Rodriguez Malibu, California Malibu, California Bob Goff speaks at the 2017 Pepperdine Bible Lectures 3 Join us for the official kickoff of Harbor 2018! Enjoy heavy WELCOME hors d’oeuvres and music while connecting with friends and RECEPTION browsing exhibitor tables. Tuesday, May 1, 2018 4:30–6 pm Firestone Fieldhouse Courtyard Admission included with conference registration at pepperdine.edu/biblelectures AWP 1958–2018 Celebrating 60 Years of Supporting Christian Students Hosted by Associated Women for Pepperdine AWP Reception Thursday 4:15–5:30 pm Frederick R. Weisman Museum of Art Join AWP in a celebration of its heritage and legacy, with special guest speakers Sara Jackson and Emily Lemley. See page 21 for more information. Dessert and Coffee AWP Boutique Special Exhibition at Payson Library Every Night Daily AWP: The Last 60 Years A special collection of the AWP photo books and 8–10:30 pm 9 am–3 pm other memories will be on display in Payson Library. 4 pepperdine.edu/biblelectures RECEPTIONS & MEAL PROGRAMS ABILENE CHRISTIAN UNIVERSITY HARDING UNIVERSITY ALUMNI PEPPERDINE ADMISSIONS DINNER THURSDAY, 8:30 PM THURSDAY, 8:30 PM FOR INTERESTED STUDENTS Jones Trophy Room Hahn Fireside Room AND FAMILIES THURSDAY, 4:30 PM Hahn Fireside Patio ASSOCIATED WOMEN HARDING SCHOOL OF THEOLOGY FOR PEPPERDINE WEDNESDAY, 12:15 PM THURSDAY, 4:15 PM Beaman Patio PEPPERDINE ALUMNI HOSTED Weisman Museum of Art BY SEAVER AND GPC ALUMNI RELATIONS HEALING HANDS INTERNATIONAL WEDNESDAY, 8:30 PM FRIDAY, 12:15 PM CAMPUS MINISTRIES Jones Trophy Room THURSDAY, 12:15 PM Hahn Fireside Room Beaman Patio PEPPERDINE RELIGION ALUMNI KAIROS CHURCH PLANTING WEDNESDAY, 7 AM WEDNESDAY, 4:30 PM CANADA AND FRIENDS Faculty Dining Room THURSDAY, 8:30 PM Hahn Fireside Room Weisman Museum of Art ROCHESTER COLLEGE KIBO GROUP FRIDAY, 12:15 PM WEDNESDAY, 4:30 PM CHRISTIAN RELIEF FUND Faculty Dining Room FRIDAY, 12:15 PM Faculty Dining Room Hahn Fireside Room WOMEN IN MINISTRY LET’S START TALKING FRIDAY, 12:15 PM THURSDAY, 7 AM CHURCH LEADERS COUNCIL Beaman Patio WEDNESDAY, 12:15 PM Faculty Dining Room Seaver Board Room WORLD CHRISTIAN BROADCASTING LIPSCOMB UNIVERSITY WEDNESDAY, 12:15 PM WEDNESDAY, 8:30 PM COME BEFORE WINTER Faculty Dining Room WEDNESDAY, 7 AM Weisman Museum of Art Hahn Fireside Room YORK COLLEGE LUBBOCK CHRISTIAN UNIVERSITY THURSDAY, 8:30 PM WEDNESDAY, 12:15 PM EASTERN EUROPEAN MISSIONS Faculty Dining Room THURSDAY, 7 AM Weisman Museum of Art Hahn Fireside Room YOUTH MINISTRIES MISSIONS RESOURCE NETWORK THURSDAY, 12:15 PM WEDNESDAY, 12:15 PM EXECUTIVE MINISTERS AND Hahn Fireside Room NONPROFIT LEADERS Hahn Fireside Room WEDNESDAY, 8:30 PM Faculty Dining Room OKLAHOMA CHRISTIAN UNIVERSITY THURSDAY, 8:30 PM Brock House 5 THURSDAY, 8:30–9:15 am Kelly Maxwell Haer, PhD, is the director of the Relationship IQ program at the Boone Center for the Family. She received her doctorate in family therapy from Saint Louis University, a master’s degree in counseling from Covenant Theological Seminary, and a bachelor’s degree from Furman University. She has a wealth of experience working with young adults in a variety of contexts including counseling sessions, undergraduate and graduate classrooms, and the church community. The Boone Center for the Family at Pepperdine is a training HELPING YOUNG ADULTS CONNECT WITH FAMILY AS ADULT and resource center that promotes healthy relationship skills CHILDREN for lives of purpose, service, and leadership. Focusing on the Young adulthood is a time for significant transitions—especially in the relational and spiritual development of young adults and parent-child relationship. Help young adults to reflect on their families of origin and take ownership and responsibility to strengthen healthy married couples, the Boone Center offers specialized relationships with their families. Specifically, leaders will learn to help young education and programming to young adults, professionals, adults discover how childhood memories have shaped them, develop new and communities of faith to strengthen their own insights about their parents, consider the impact of birth order on their own relationships and impact the lives of those they serve. development, understand family dynamics, communicate with their parents, and form their own families when away from home. THURSDAY, 9:45–10:30 am WEDNESDAY, 8:30–9:15 am Susan Giboney is a recently retired professor of education Connie Horton, PhD, is the vice president for student at Pepperdine University.
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