https://youtu.be/uH5QVbsuC8s A Theology Symposium with Dr. Jeff Kuhn November 4, 2026 7:00-9:00pm | Northwest College & Seminary and Online Featuring a response from Dr. Jonathan Numada Moderated by Dr. Archie Spencer About the presentation Why do so many faithful churchgoers struggle to grow in Christlikeness? And why do so many people outside the church assume […]
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June 15, 2026 featured an evening with Laura Barringer, co-author (with Scot McKnight) of A Church Called Tov and Pivot, for an honest and hopeful conversation about what it takes to build ministry cultures that are genuinely healthy—for leaders and the communities they serve. Laura writes and speaks from hard-won experience. Her journey through the
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Do you interact with people from diverse ethnic backgrounds in your workplace, school, or ministry setting? Are you engaging them with appropriate cultural sensitivity? What if you could discover your personal tendencies in relating interculturally and learn to improve your ability to relate well, identify conflicts and respond with insight and understanding? Start that journey
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Northwest’s own Dr. Archie Spencer’s presentation, delivered on March 11, 2026, asks thought-provoking questions about the relationship between theology and science through the lens of cosmology and divine transcendence. It concludes that, given the current scope of cosmological physics and the nature of human consciousness, there is room to reconsider the principle of divine transcendence
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A theology symposium presented on November 5, 2025 by Northwest, ACTS, and the J.H. Pickford Chair in Theology. PhD (Otago, NZ) is a Relational Theologian, specializing in the theology of Karl Barth and T. F. Torrance. He has been lecturing for 36 years in theology and Biblical Studies in the Seattle Area, New Zealand and online.
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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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