The Fall 2011 Chapel Hour series is being led by Dave Burggraff and Tom Zempel on Sunday evenings at 6pm. Those of us who see ourselves as conservative evangelicals may have become so preoccupied with many of the “major” sins of society that we have actually lost sight of the need to deal with our own “subtle” sins. We need the good news found in God’s Word every day to enable us to deal with the ongoing activity of sin in our lives.
The Fall 2011 Chapel Hour series is being led by Dave Burggraff and Tom Zempel on Sunday evenings at 6pm. Those of us who see ourselves as conservative evangelicals may have become so preoccupied with many of the “major” sins of society that we have actually lost sight of the need to deal with our own “subtle” sins. We need the good news found in God’s Word every day to enable us to deal with the ongoing activity of sin in our lives.
The Fall 2011 Chapel Hour series is being led by Dave Burggraff and Tom Zempel on Sunday evenings at 6pm. Those of us who see ourselves as conservative evangelicals may have become so preoccupied with many of the “major” sins of society that we have actually lost sight of the need to deal with our own “subtle” sins. We need the good news found in God’s Word every day to enable us to deal with the ongoing activity of sin in our lives.
The Fall 2011 Chapel Hour series is being led by Dave Burggraff and Tom Zempel on Sunday evenings at 6pm. Those of us who see ourselves as conservative evangelicals may have become so preoccupied with many of the “major” sins of society that we have actually lost sight of the need to deal with our own “subtle” sins. We need the good news found in God’s Word every day to enable us to deal with the ongoing activity of sin in our lives.
Summer Series 2008
James K. Walker, a converted Mormon, is the President of Watchman Fellowship, an apologetics and discernment ministry that evaluates cults and new religious movements. He has an extensive speaking ministry and is the author of The Concise Guide to Today’s Religions and Spirituality.
Summer Series 2008
Sam Gordon, a Bible teacher and broadcaster with Trans World Radio, can be heard three times daily on “Truth for Today.” Before working with TWR, Sam spent almost 20 years in pastoral ministry in the UK. He has authored 16 books, including his latest work, Hope and Glory.
Summer Series 2008
Charles Petitt was inaugurated as the fifth president of Piedmont Baptist College on November 19, 2002, after having served sixteen years with Baptist Mid-Missions. There he spent a decade planting churches in the West Indies and four years on the mission agency staff.
Summer Series 2008
Keith Davey is the Founder and Director of Missions to the Military, a ministry that provides centers for evangelism and discipleship of military personnel. Missions to the Military has existed for 50 years with centers in the U.S. and abroad. Dr. Davey is the father of Pastor Stephen Davey.
Summer Series 2008
Eugene Petersen taught for 30 years and mentored Pastor Stephen Davey when he was a student at Detroit Baptist Theological Seminary. A World War II veteran, Dr. Petersen officially “retired” in 1993, but he is still an active guest speaker.
Summer Series 2008
Bill Brown became President of Cedarville University in June 2003, after ten years
as President of Bryan College in Dayton, Tenn. As a nationally recognized expert in
worldview, Dr. Brown has authored three books and more than a hundred articles,
and has also lectured internationally.
Summer Series 2008
Jim Jeffery became the President of Baptist Bible College & Seminary in August 2001. Before returning to his alma mater, he served for twenty-six years as a Baptist pastor in New York, Ohio, and Indiana. Most recently, he served as the pastor of Calvary Baptist Church in Grand Rapids, Michigan.
Summer Series 2008
Erwin Lutzer is the Senior Pastor of the Moody Church in Chicago. Previously, an Assistant Professor of Bible and Theology at Moody Bible Institute, Erwin is an author and featured speaker on “The Moody Church Hour,” “Songs in the Night,” and “Running to Win.”
Summer Series 2008
Erwin Lutzer is the Senior Pastor of the Moody Church in Chicago. Previously, an Assistant Professor of Bible and Theology at Moody Bible Institute, Erwin is an author and featured speaker on “The Moody Church Hour,” “Songs in the Night,” and “Running to Win.”
Summer Series 2008
Mark Bailey was named president of Dallas Theological Seminary in 2001. For over 25 years, his career passions have been theological education and pastoral ministry. He has led numerous tours of Israel and the Middle East and has authored To Follow Him.
Summer Series 2008
Mark Bailey was named president of Dallas Theological Seminary in 2001. For over 25 years, his career passions have been theological education and pastoral ministry. He has led numerous tours of Israel and the Middle East and has authored To Follow Him.
Summer Series 2008
Ray Pritchard serves as president of Keep Believing Ministries. He has ministered around the world from Columbia to China. A frequent conference speaker and guest on Christian radio and TV, he has written 27 books, including Credo: Believing in Something to Die For.
Summer Series 2008
Ray Pritchard serves as president of Keep Believing Ministries. He has ministered around the world from Columbia to China. A frequent conference speaker and guest on Christian radio and TV, he has written 27 books, including Credo: Believing in Something to Die For.
Summer Series 2007: Under Construction
Sunday Evening July 8, 2007
Steve Lawson is the Senior Pastor of Christ Fellowship Baptist Church in Mobile, Ala. He is also the President of New Reformation, a ministry focused on biblical reformation in today’s church. Dr. Lawson preaches in a verse-by-verse expository style and has authored 14 books including Foundations of Grace.
Summer Series 2007: Under Construction
Sunday Morning July 8, 2007
Steve Lawson is the Senior Pastor of Christ Fellowship Baptist Church in Mobile, Ala. He is also the President of New Reformation, a ministry focused on biblical reformation in today’s church. Dr. Lawson preaches in a verse-by-verse expository style and has authored 14 books including Foundations of Grace.