Northwest Expositor's Seminar: Recent Episodes

Kevin Jensen

Lessons from the Northwest Expositor's Seminar, an annual gathering of ministers, church leaders, and teachers from churches of Christ in the United States' Pacific Northwest.

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The final lesson (Lesson 7) from the 2022 Northwest Expositor's Seminar in Yamhill, Oregon. Featured speaker: Dr. John Mark Hicks. From his ministry to the eschaton, Jesus assembled and assembles together with the people of God.

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Bonus: Question and Answer Session from the 2022 Northwest Expositor's Seminar in Yamhill, Oregon, with the featured speaker, Dr. John Mark Hicks. Questions cover a range of topics relating to the seminar's theme and various aspects of Christian ministry.

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Lesson 6 from the 2022 Northwest Expositor's Seminar in Yamhill, Oregon. Featured speaker: Dr. John Mark Hicks. Jesus shared intimacy with small groups of people, especially his disciples, and most especially three disciples in particular: Peter, James, and John.

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Lesson 5 from the 2022 Northwest Expositor's Seminar in Yamhill, Oregon. Featured speaker: Dr. John Mark Hicks. In several different ways, Jesus lived in community with God and with the people around him.

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Lesson 4 from the 2022 Northwest Expositor's Seminar in Yamhill, Oregon. Featured speaker: Dr. John Mark Hicks. Throughout his ministry, Jesus worked to set people free from the curse that sin brought upon us.

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Lesson 3 from the 2022 Northwest Expositor's Seminar in Yamhill, Oregon. Featured speaker: Dr. John Mark Hicks. From his baptism on, and throughout his ministry, Jesus was led by the Holy Spirit.

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Lesson 2 from the 2022 Northwest Expositor's Seminar in Yamhill, Oregon. Featured speaker: Dr. John Mark Hicks. From birth to entrance into the Galilee, Matthew’s narration of the life of Jesus is a retelling and appropriation of the history of Israel.

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Lesson 1 from the 2022 Northwest Expositor's Seminar in Yamhilll, Oregon — We are the dwelling of God in order to commune with God. What does it mean for us to be one with God and with one another in Christ?