Edet Udofia

Host: Jeff Walling

Ambassadors from Pepperdine's 2019 Next Gen Preacher Search share their messages.

Mark Hadley

"A Conversation on How Scripture Speaks to the LGBTQ+ Conversation"

Many Christians consider the biblical text to be the central and final authority in matters of faith and life. So what does the Bible say (or not say) about sexuality, particularly LGBTQ+ sexuality? Join us in exploring and asking questions about some of the most commonly discussed biblical passages.

Taylor Walling

Ann Bayliss

"Nowhere to Go but Up"

Moving from the “church prayer meeting” to meeting with God as the church.

Kevin Wilkinson 

"A Navy Chaplain’s Ministry About Faith on the High Seas and Returning Home"

Do you want to better connect with military service members or veterans at your local church? Navy chaplain Kevin Wilkinson explores the world of military life, chaplaincy, and seeking faith overseas.

Jerry Taylor

Steve Tyree, Daltrey Tyree

"How Faith Makes or Breaks Relationship"

This class explores the impact of faith on parents and children of blended families, using the family of David as a case study. The instructors will incorporate contemporary research regarding the dynamics of foster families, adoptive families, and families of re-marriage. This session will also offer practical applications for families in your congregation.

Mic Biesboer, Ben Fike, Eric Gentry

"Spiritual Friendships for the Sake of Ministry and Sanity"

Leadership is lonely, and for many, ministry is even lonelier. But it doesn’t have to be. Come hear the story of three ministers, separated by hundreds of miles, who set about to create a covenant community to guard their souls and nourish their ministries. Ben Fike, Mic Biesboer, and Eric Gentry will also provide practical advice for those eager to form their own spiritual friendships.

Luke Norsworthy

In a world that is messy and a church that is imperfect, it's easy to lose faith. But that doesn't mean we have to lose God. Perhaps our idealized expectations are just plain wrong. Join a discussion of how Christians and skeptics can trade their confinement of God to an anemic definition of good for confidence in the God who is present in everything, including our suffering.