Past Lectures

Why Christiianity is Good for Science
Dr. Ted Davis, Emeritus Professor of the History of Science at Messiah University
October, 2021
Lecture (video, audio stream, audio download)
Panel with Dr. John Beggs & Dr. Micheal Hamburger (video, audio stream, audio download)

Christian Politics: a Political Theology of Hope
Dr. Matthew Tuininga, Professor of Moral Theology, Calvin Theological Seminary
February, 2020
Lecture (video, audio stream, audio download)
Q&A (video, audio stream, audio download)

Creation Care, Climate Change, and the Gospel
Kyle Meyaard-Schaap (Young Evangelicals for Climate Change) and Panel
April, 2019
Lecture (video, audio stream, audio download)
Panel Q&A (video, audio stream, audio download)

Four Part Conversation on Canoncity and Reliability of the New Testament
Dr. Bob Whitaker and Dr. Steven Lulich
Fall, 2018
Part one (stream, download)
Part two (stream, download)
Part three (stream, download)
Part four (stream, download)

“The Reliability of the New Testament: What does the Gettysburg Address teach us about the reliability of the NT texts?”
Dr. Steven Lulich
March 28th, 2018

“Truth Claims in a Pluralistic Culture?”
Dr. John Beggs, Dr. Tim O’Connor, Dr. Bob Whitaker
November 15th, 2017
Lecture audio: download, stream

“How Can I Connect Science with My Faith?”
Dr. John Beggs, October 18th, 2017
Lecture audio: download, stream
Q&A audio: download, stream
Presentation slides

“Life, the Multiverse, and God”
Dr. Luke Barnes, February 19, 2017
Lecture video

“Is Science Enough: A Conversation on Naturalism, Faith and Meaning”
Veritas Forum, October 27,2015
Colin Allen, John M. Beggs, Timothy O’Connor and Tom Schoenemann, Candy Gunther-Brown (Moderating)
Lecture video