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More
than a Personal Savior
Following the Great Commissioner Monday through Saturday
The
Humanitas Forum on Christianity and Culture
2008 Spring Lectures
April 11-12
Belmont Church
Nashville, Tennessee
Overview:
Before Jesus commanded the
Church to go and make disciples, he asserted his authority over
everything in Heaven and on Earth. Yet many modern Christians (and
their secularist neighbors) assume that Christian discipleship is a
matter of private spiritual growth with few earthly consequences
concerning the ways we order our time, make and spend our money, and
think about our place in Creation. In four presentations, Ken Myers
and Jeremy Beer will look at how modern culture tempts us to shrink
our faith, and how we might resist that temptation.
Friday 7:00 p.m. Ken
Myers
Were Not Just Souls: How
the Gospel Addresses our Cultural Lives
[download
mp3 audio]
Friday 8:00 p.m.
Jeremy Beer
Whats So Weird about
Modernity? Therapy and the Corruption of Culture
[download
mp3 audio]
Saturday 8:30 a.m.
Ken Myers
Conformity or
Transformation? Why the Church Cant Be Too Relevant
[download
mp3 audio]
Coffee Break 9:30 to
10:00
Saturday 10:00 a.m.
Jeremy Beer
All Culture Is Local: The
Christian Life and the Discipline of Place
[download
mp3 audio]
Saturday 11:00 a.m. to
noon
Discussion with Ken
Myers & Jeremy Beer
[download
mp3 audio]
Q&A Following Each
Lecture
Ken Myers
is host and producer of the MARS HILL AUDIO
Journal, a bimonthly
audio magazine that examines issues in contemporary culture from a
framework of Christian conviction.
Dr. Jeremy Beer
is the Publications Director and Editor in Chief at ISI Books. He
has written about educational and cultural matters for
First Things,
Crisis,
Utne Reader,
and Touchstone.
Location:
Belmont Church,
68 Music
Square East, Nashville, Tennessee
Brochure:
here
The Humanitas
Forum on Christianity and Culture
is an initiative of The
Humanitas Project: A Center for Bioethics Education
931-239-8735
www.humanitas.org
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