Well, good morning. I greet you all in the name of the Lord Jesus Christ. What a wonderful thing to be in this service together this morning. I wan...
It is indeed a great privilege to know that we not only speak words of continuity in terms of the faith once for all delivered to the saints, we not o...
Well, good morning. I greet you in the name of our Lord Jesus Christ. What a thrill to be together every single time, to sing songs as we have just su...
Well, good morning. Let me add my personal welcome to the welcome already mentioned. We're just thrilled everyone is here today, and it is my privilege to preach God's Word. I want to invite you to turn to Daniel chapter three—prophet Daniel chapt ...
This isn't a recent idea. We know that with the emergence of the university and the medieval world, and that was entirely in the context of Christianity. It was really, entirely, in the context of the Christian Church. The modern university as we kno ...
I want to invite you to turn with me to Exodus in order then to go further in the story of Moses to Deuteronomy chapter 34. So, we began with a reading from Exodus. Now we go from Exodus to Deuteronomy 34 and we will share the entirety of Deuteronomy ...
I'm going to turn to God's word together at this point—and turn to Romans chapter 12—and the text of our consideration this morning is the final passage in the three part division of Romans chapter 12. So, Romans chapter 12, we're going to begin read ...
It’s good to be together. It's good to gather together. It is an ancient practice going all the way back to the medieval university, when scholars would gather together at the beginning of a term, reminding ourselves—by the way—of the inherent, unden ...
You only have one opening convocation for an academic year. There's only one opportunity to gather together exactly like this--in a place like this, with colleagues such as these and with students so wonderful as you. There is only one opportunity a ...