Corban Talks

Our guest speaker for Corban University’s annual Spiritual Emphasis Week is Dr. Bill Senyard. Dr. Senyard has pastored churches in British Columbia and Eastern Pennsylvania and now serves as the lead pastor of Lookout Mountain Community Church in Golden, Colorado. Among his many publishing credits, Dr. Senyard is the author of the important new book Fair Forgiveness, which presents the critical link between justice and forgiveness, and then carefully shows how to forgive otherwise unforgivable wrongs.

Our guest speaker for Corban University’s annual Spiritual Emphasis Week is Dr. Bill Senyard. Dr. Senyard has pastored churches in British Columbia and Eastern Pennsylvania and now serves as the lead pastor of Lookout Mountain Community Church in Golden, Colorado. Among his many publishing credits, Dr. Senyard is the author of the important new book Fair Forgiveness, which presents the critical link between justice and forgiveness, and then carefully shows how to forgive otherwise unforgivable wrongs.

Our guest speaker for Corban University’s annual Spiritual Emphasis Week is Dr. Bill Senyard. Dr. Senyard has pastored churches in British Columbia and Eastern Pennsylvania and now serves as the lead pastor of Lookout Mountain Community Church in Golden, Colorado. Among his many publishing credits, Dr. Senyard is the author of the important new book Fair Forgiveness, which presents the critical link between justice and forgiveness, and then carefully shows how to forgive otherwise unforgivable wrongs.

Our guest speaker for Corban University’s annual Spiritual Emphasis Week is Dr. Bill Senyard. Dr. Senyard has pastored churches in British Columbia and Eastern Pennsylvania and now serves as the lead pastor of Lookout Mountain Community Church in Golden, Colorado. Among his many publishing credits, Dr. Senyard is the author of the important new book Fair Forgiveness, which presents the critical link between justice and forgiveness, and then carefully shows how to forgive otherwise unforgivable wrongs.

Corban University presents "Picking Up the Pieces--with Peter," a Spring 2015 series that continues the University's theme for the academic year. This second message on the life of Peter is presented by Nathan Geer, who serves as Corban's Dean of Students. Key take-away: “Let’s take some time to pay attention to the things that Jesus asks.”

Corban University presents "Picking Up the Pieces--with Peter," a Spring 2015 series that continues the University's theme for the academic year. This second message on the life of Peter is presented by Nathan Geer, who serves as Corban's Dean of Students. Key take-away: “Let’s take some time to pay attention to the things that Jesus asks.”

Corban University presents "Picking Up the Pieces--with Peter," a Spring 2015 series that continues the University's theme for the academic year. This first message on the life of Peter is presented by Lee Ann Zanon, who serves as an adjunct professor within the School of Ministry at Corban University. Key principle: "Walking on water does not ultimately increase our faith. Only sinking does."

Corban University presents "Picking Up the Pieces--with Peter," a Spring 2015 series that continues the University's theme for the academic year. This first message on the life of Peter is presented by Lee Ann Zanon, who serves as an adjunct professor within the School of Ministry at Corban University. Key principle: "Walking on water does not ultimately increase our faith. Only sinking does."

Corban University presents "Picking Up the Pieces - Through the Book of Judges," a Fall 2014 series featuring messages by the University's School of Ministry faculty. This is the 3rd message in that 6-part series. It's presented by Dr. Allen Jones, and explores what we can learn from the often misunderstood life of Gideon.

Corban University presents "Picking Up the Pieces - Through the Book of Judges," a Fall 2014 series featuring messages by the University's School of Ministry faculty. This is the 3rd message in that 6-part series. It's presented by Dr. Allen Jones, and explores what we can learn from the often misunderstood life of Gideon.