Dr. Fred Van Dyke | Executive Director | Au Sable Institute of Environmental Studies

Dr. Fred Van Dyke reaffirms the Christian’s call to care for creation by examining five pillars of ethical stewardship.

Dr. Richard Pratt | Third Millenium Ministries

Dr. Pratt revisits the Lords's Prayer as a reminder of our driving purpose as Christians: to bring Christ’s name glory.

Dr. Richard Pratt | Third Millenium Ministries

How often are we inclined to have our needs met by God without acknowledging his holy authority? To commemorate the 500th anniversary of the Reformation, Dr. Richard Pratt examines what it means to shift our spiritual priorities from the independence of self to the kingship of God.

Jock McGregor | Rochester L'Abri | Rochester, Minnesota

God is looking for you, are you looking for him? In the story of doubting Thomas, Jock McGregor shows us that doubting is not contrary to Christianity, but is a step on the long road to faith.

Dr. Tim Morris | Professor of Biology | Covenant College

In light of the reformed tradition, Dr. Morris reflects on some of its encouraging implications for living, learning, and worshiping.

Dr. Michael Allen | Professor of Systematic Theology, Reformed Theological Seminary

Through one of the “forgotten texts” of the Reformation, Dr Allen explores three truths of the Christian life that reveal the promise, power, and blessing of God’s word.

Chaplain Grant Lowe | Covenant College | Lookout Mountain, GA

Chaplain Lowe continues his series on the Holy Spirit with the story of Ananias and Sapphira.

Chaplain Grant Lowe | Covenant College | Lookout Mountain, GA

At the arrival of the Holy Spirit, everything changes. Chaplain Lowe shares the story of Pentecost.

Dr. George Robertson

Senior Pastor, Second Presbyterian Church, Memphis, TN

Tolerated or treasured? Rev. Robertson shares why the spirit of adoption is vital to our relationship with the Father.

Dr. Carole Yue

Assistant Professor of Psychology, Covenant College

Fall 2017 Faculty Lecture Series

Not only is memory a gift of God’s handiwork, but the nature of remembering leads us to a better understanding of scripture and the nature of God.