After months of careful thought, collaboration, and prayer, we’re excited to unveil the result of Northwest’s rebranding journey—a process rich with meaning, purpose, and attention to detail. But there’s too much to capture in just one email, so we’re inviting you to join us for a special online event. During this interactive session, […]
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Life-Long Learning Creation, Curation & Relation Love her, loathe her, or have no feelings in particular about her, there is no arguing with the fact that Taylor Swift is a powerful force. In this mini-conference presented by Trinity Western’s Student Association, Religious Studies & School of Arts, Media & Culture, Mar’s Hill Student Newspaper, and
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Many of us equate worship with singing, but the biblical message is far more than this. Unfortunately, many churches fall into the trap of simply appointing a talented individual to take care of music on Sundays, without understanding key biblical and theological essentials about the church’s worship. Consequently, worship can devolve into entertainment or looking
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In this symposium recording, Dr. Ryan Ball presents on the timeless wisdom offered by the strange and wonderful Book of Ecclesiastes. As he journeys through this text and relates it to the Bible, he will help you to glean wisdom to navigate life when parts, or the whole of it, seem meaningless. Dr. Jeehoon
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Join us October 16, 7:00-9:00pm, for the next In the Chair theology symposium. Dr. Steven Studebaker will be exploring the theme of atonement from the point of view of the sending of the Holy Spirit at Pentecost, arguing its necessity for any complete biblical view of the atonement. Dr. Archie Spencer will provide a
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Join us on April 8 as we celebrate Dr. Larry Perkins’s contributions to Northwest Seminary & College and the scholarly community represented by the recently published book Themes and Texts, Exodus and Beyond: Essays in Honour of Larry J. Perkins. The evening will begin with a reception, followed by a symposium featuring presentations by
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Session 1: Observations on climate crisis, eco-dread, and questions about self-help and helping others Presenter: Dr. Brian Rapske Respondent: Dr. Estera Boldut Session 2: Climate change and science, a hope filled perspective? Presenter: Dr. Howard Andersen Respondent: Dr. Sam Pimentel Session 3: Finding purpose in an age of climate crisis Presenter: Dr. Larry Perkins Respondent:
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An In the Book LXX seminar presented on October 18, 2023 by Northwest, ACTS, and the John William Wevers Institute for Septuagint Studies Presenter: Dr. Jean Maurais Respondent: Dr. Joel Korytko Moderator: Dr. Michael Morelli
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A theology symposium presented on October 4, 2023 by Northwest, ACTS, and the J.H. Pickford Chair in Theology. Presenter: Dr. Holly Faith Nelson Respondent: Dr. Michael Morelli Moderator: Dr. Katharine Bubel Selected Sources Cited in the Keynote Lecture  David Lyle Jeffrey, People of the Book: Christian Identity and Literary Culture (Grand Rapids: Eerdmans,
Incarnate words? The theology of writing in an age of ChatGPT Read More »
Session One: Why You Think the Way You Do Session Two: The Hermeneutical Sojourn: From Exegesis to Theology to Preaching Session Three: Sojourners in the Old Testament: The Conceptualization of Ger in the Old Testament Session Four: Living Like Saints of Old: Faith-Filled Sojourning in Hebrews 11 Session Five: The Contextualization Dimensions of Theology Considering
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