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Historically speaking, European theology has had a leading role in the shaping of evangelicalism. What about today? The spiritual climate in the continent is patchy and evangelical theology reflects its diversified condition. The session aims to provide a bird’s-eye view of its present-day outlook,…
Our next FREE Forum Master Class will be with Darrell Bock on 'Discovering the Biblical Writer We Have Overlooked: The Theology of Luke-Acts'►https://bit.ly/3Wuzdlu ***Discovering the Biblical Writer We Have Overlooked: The Theology of Luke-Acts*** Luke writes more of the New Testament than any…
When a man says he's a woman, the claim is often framed as "that's THEIR truth." While we know that people can have their own beliefs, can they really have their own truth if truth is grounded in reality? Join us on MON. 11/9 at 7:30 PM ET to catch a glimpse of Frank and Phoenix filming their BRAND…
Have you ever had those times when you wanted to quit? Have you hit those long, dark valleys where you wonder if you can keep going on? Every year, thousands of church workers resign from the ministry because the spiritual battlefield is so terribly difficult. The speaker of this workshop…
Dr. Kevin J. Vanhoozer, C.S. Lewis Institute Senior Fellow for Systematic Theology, explains how we can ground our faith and hope in Scripture even as we seek to recover hope in dark times. This lecture was presented to the 2026 C.S. Lewis Institute Summer Academy in Chicago. The theme was…
Cameron McAllister, the Director of Apologetics at the C.S. Lewis Institute, discusses faith in today's culture. This lecture was presented to the 2026 C.S. Lewis Institute Summer Academy in Chicago. The theme was "Rebirth: Recovering Hope for a Dying Culture" and each of the lectures addressed…
Dr. Joel Woodruff, the president of the C.S. Lewis Institute, welcomes everyone to the inaugural Summer Academy. This lecture was presented to the 2026 C.S. Lewis Institute Summer Academy in Chicago. The theme was "Rebirth: Recovering Hope for a Dying Culture" and each of the lectures addressed…
Cameron McAllister, the Director of Apologetics at the C.S. Lewis Institute, discusses the virtue of hope. This lecture was presented to the 2026 C.S. Lewis Institute Summer Academy in Chicago. The theme was "Rebirth: Recovering Hope for a Dying Culture" and each of the lectures addressed some…
Dr. Jerry Root, the Christopher W. Mitchell Senior Fellow for C.S. Lewis Studies for the C.S. Lewis Institute, dives deeply into love. This lecture was presented to the 2026 C.S. Lewis Institute Summer Academy in Chicago. The theme was "Rebirth: Recovering Hope for a Dying Culture" and each of the…
Stuart McAllister, adjunct apologist for Embrace the Truth, discusses love, charity, and identity. This lecture was presented to the 2026 C.S. Lewis Institute Summer Academy in Chicago. The theme was "Rebirth: Recovering Hope for a Dying Culture" and each of the lectures addressed some aspect of…
Author Sylvie Vanhoozer shares a strong and creative presentation that draws on her heritage and traditions from Provence, France. If you haven't picked up her book on this topic (The Art of Living in Season: A Year of Reflections for Everyday Saints), we highly commend it! This lecture was…
Dr. Joel Woodruff, the president of the C.S. Lewis Institute, shares a brief, opening message at the inaugural Summer Academy. This lecture was presented to the 2026 C.S. Lewis Institute Summer Academy in Chicago. The theme was "Rebirth: Recovering Hope for a Dying Culture" and each of the lectures…
Stuart McAllister, adjunct apologist for Embrace the Truth, gives the opening lecture for the 2026 Summer Academy. This lecture was presented to the 2026 C.S. Lewis Institute Summer Academy in Chicago. The theme was "Rebirth: Recovering Hope for a Dying Culture" and each of the lectures addressed…
Stuart McAllister, adjunct apologist for Embrace the Truth, gives the final lecture of the 2026 Summer Academy by giving a call to action. In his closing comments, he discusses the supremacy and centrality of Christ is the foundation stone and calls us to pursue love. This lecture was presented to…
Nathan Rittenhouse, co-founder of Thinking Out Loud, addresses love and isolation in a hopeless culture. This lecture was presented to the 2026 C.S. Lewis Institute Summer Academy in Chicago. The theme was "Rebirth: Recovering Hope for a Dying Culture" and each of the lectures addressed some aspect…
Stuart McAllister, adjunct apologist for Embrace the Truth, explains that hope is an essential ingredient of both individual and societal flourishing. Further, hope itself seems to be a hint or signal of something more, greater, better that what often is. The challenge in our culture is whether we…
Dr. Matthew Milliner, professor of art history at Wheaton College, delivers a compelling and fascinating presentation on C.S. Lewis. This lecture was presented to the 2026 C.S. Lewis Institute Summer Academy in Chicago. The theme was "Rebirth: Recovering Hope for a Dying Culture" and each of the…
Dr. Andy Bannister, the director of Solas Centre for Public Christianity, talks about sharing the gospel in a world filled with darkness and hopelessness. This lecture was presented to the 2026 C.S. Lewis Institute Summer Academy in Chicago. The theme was "Rebirth: Recovering Hope for a Dying…
Dr. Andy Bannister, the director of Solas Centre for Public Christianity, talks about sharing light and hope amidst a world filled with darkness and hopelessness. This lecture was presented to the 2026 C.S. Lewis Institute Summer Academy in Chicago. The theme was "Rebirth: Recovering Hope for a…
Where did we come from? Why are we here? And where are we going? Every worldview has to answer at least five essential questions, but which one leads us to the truth? It's been 20+ years since the original release of, 'I Don't Have Enough Faith to Be an Atheist', and while the arguments haven't…
What could God accomplish through a bigger vision for your business? C12 CEO Mike Sharrow reflects on the impact of 2026 and looks ahead to 2027 and beyond, inviting Christian business leaders to think bigger, build faithfully, and embrace their calling to Business as a Ministry. C12 | Musicbed…
From the printing press to TikTok, how has technology continually expanded the reach of the Gospel? This session explains why social media, gaming platforms, and digital communities are not just entertainment, but real mission fields. It gives insight into how Jesus is already using digital…
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‘How do we raise our children to be successful?’ Parents across cultures wrestle with this timeless question. The Bible provides a framework to understand parenting pitfalls and demonstrates what true ‘success’ looks like in a troubled world. This session seeks to clarify some of the mistakes we…
Your church has a heart for the nations, but will your church reach the nations moving in next door? It doesn't just happen. They won't just come. Churches that reach their entire community will need to intentionally reflect their community in order to reach their community for Christ. This seminar…
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Can you be a good physician if you are in the habit of doing things you know are wrong? If practicing medicine meant doing what is unethical, who would want to be a physician? These questions are all answered in episode two of our new series, "Do No Harm: A Crisis in Medical Ethics". Episode two,…
In a world of constant change and complexity, many therapists and practitioners feel torn between compassion and exhaustion. This session explores how biblical wisdom offers a holistic framework for integrating knowledge, character, and discernment—helping us live and lead with clarity and peace.…
This session first looks at the sort of arguments for the reliability of the Old Testament which tend to be ineffective because they are not adequately supported or appeal to evidence which is debatable and urges Christians to use arguments which are based on the broadest possible patterns of…
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