Many Christians have been told that the Bible contains a unified message without any disagreements, conflicts, or contradictions within its pages. But what if the premise of that claim is false? This webinar will begin by considering different examples of instances...
Good reading is never passive. These days, in the midst of political disarray and ecclesial divisions we need good readers more than ever who bring skill, discernment and prayerful reflection to reading both the Bible and works of literature, history, science, and the...
Scala Foundation Executive Director Margarita Mooney Clayton, Anika Prather of Johns Hopkins University and Angel Adams Parham of the University of Virginia will share their personal stories, scholarly insights, and resources—all of which bring hope to a nation...
Join the NC Study Center for an evening in Chapel Hill with psychiatrist and award-winning author, Curt Thompson, MD. Thompson will speak at the NC Study Center on themes from his two most recent books, The Soul of Shame: Retelling the Stories We Believe About...
Chesterton House welcomes Chris Barrett, Professor of Applied Economics and Management, of Agriculture and of Public Policy at Cornell University to discuss development, agricultural and resource economics, poverty traps, food insecurity, how economic models can...
Mary Hirschfeld, professor of economics and theology at Villanova University, became an accomplished professor in a tenured post at Occidental College. As a faculty member there, she had an adult conversion to the Christian faith, which then prompted her to reflect on...
The Trinity Forum invites you to join us on Friday, February 17th at 1:30 p.m. ET for an Online Conversation with Michael to better understand how character is formed, why it matters, and how it can contribute to personal, communal, and civic flourishing. The...
Forgiveness is a Christian virtue. Is it also a political one? To what extent does forgiveness depend on repentance, and upon justice? Should we resign ourselves to mere toleration, or can forgiveness be approximated in concrete political ways? Join Baylor in...
Michael L. Budde joins New College Berkeley to be interviewed about themes from his recent book, Foolishness to Gentiles (Cascade Books, 2022), which raises tough questions about citizenship as Christ-followers in the US.
The Executive Director of New College Berkeley, Craig Wong, will share where the organization is headed and how NCB envisions serving the Church in these changing and uncertain times. Then Craig Wong will open up the discussion to attendees. How does NCB's vision...
