With words like mysterious, obscure, fascinating and unusual, Fred Sanders explores passages in the Old Testament in which God seems to be present in two ways at once. Emphasizing the beauty, he helps us to hold in awe God’s majestic revelation in the Trinity and leads us in a reading of the Old Testament that traces the connections to the New Testament and helps us gain a sense of the whole unity of the Bible.

In this Lecture, Nabeel Qureshi seeks to help us understand more about practicing Muslims and their faith as an identity. Qureshi wants Christians to feel the freedom to discuss Apologetics with Muslims as they are taught at a very young age how to defend their faith and are open to discussions about faith.

In this lecture, Michael Bird discusses the importance of being focused on the gospel as a means to shape one’s experience as a believer in Christ, but to also witness to the world what and who God is through the Gospel. He goes on to define the terms, Theology, Evangelical and Gospelize and the way they are interconnected to ultimately unfold the mission of God.

In this lecture, John helps us overcome the challenges we face when we read the Old Testament. We encounter obscure laws. We hear prophecies about people that don’t exist anymore. We read history that’s endless in its detail. In the next 30 minutes, you’ll hear John explain why all of it matters and how to approach it for more fruitful study.