For those of us who weren't able to make it to Chicago last week for The Gospel Coalition conference, we can still listen and benefit from all the plenary and breakout sessions. Here's the full list with audio links:
SEMINARS
- Tim Keller, "The Grand Demythologizer: The Gospel and Idolatry" (Acts 19:21-41)
- John Piper, "Feed the Flame of God’s Gift: Unashamed Courage in the Gospel" (2 Timothy 1:1-12)
- Phil Ryken, "The Pattern of Sound Words" (2 Timothy 1:13-2:13)
- Mark Driscoll, "Rightly Dividing the Word of Truth" (2 Timothy 2:14-26)
- K. Edward Copeland, "Shadowlands: Pitfalls and Parodies of Gospel-Centered Ministry" (2 Timothy 3:1-9)
- Bryan Chapell, "Preach the Word!" (2 Timothy 3:10-4:5)
- Ajith Fernando, "Gospel-Faithful Mission in the New Christendom"
- Panel Discussion: Tim Keller, John Piper, Ligon Duncan and Crawford Loritts (chair: Stephen Um)
- Ligon Duncan, "Finishing Well" (2 Timothy 4:6-22)
- Don Carson, "That By All Means I Might Win Some': Faithfulness and Flexibility in Gospel Proclamation" (1 Corinthians 9:19-23)
WORKSHOPS
Two workshops are available in video (as well as audio):
- C. J. Mahaney, "The Pastor’s Charge"
- Joshua Harris, "Ministering in a Church-Hopping Society"
- Thabiti Anyabwile, "The Decline of African-American Theology"
- Buster Brown, "Preaching in a Christianized Culture"
- Steven Chin, "Working Faithfully Under a Senior Pastor"
- Graham Cole, "Homosexuality and the Bible: Texts, Hermeneutics, and Pastoral Wisdom"
- K. Edward Copeland and Charlie Dates, "Mentoring Younger Pastors"
- Andy Davis, "The Gospel and Social Action"
- Joshua Harris, "Ministering in a Church-Hopping Society"
- David Helm, "Biblical Reflections on Building a Staff"
- Bill Kynes, "Complementarianism: Definition and Priorities"
- Crawford Loritts, "Staying Faithful, Staying Relevant: The Use and Abuse of Polemical Preaching"
- Tom Nelson and Matt Perman, "The Gospel and Money"
- Colin Smith, "Transformational Expository Preaching"
- Stephen Um, "On Ministry and Revolving Doors: Practical Challenges and Ideas for Ministry in a Mobile Society"
- Sandy Willson, "Gospel Mission to the World: Arrogance or Love?"
- Michael Bullmore, "The Functional Centrality of the Gospel"
- Tim Savage, "Power in Weakness: The Heart of Gospel Ministry"
- Scotty Smith, "A Biblical Theology of Worship: On Preference and Other Matters"
HT: Justin Taylor
5 comments:
Stephen,
I noticed one of the speakers is Phil Ryken. I am using one of his books as I study Exodus. (From the "Preach the Word" series). It is very good.
David
Steve, The very names of your websites suggest you feel very strongly against Sovereign Grace Ministries. You act as though Mahaney and his ministry are a cult. I'm sorry to hear that.
Mahaney is a man of God and brother in Christ. The Bible teaches that all people are commanded to repent and believe, yet God has sovereignly and graciously chosen some people to salvation for His glory. Please take a look at Ephesians 2:1-10 as a classic text.
Stephen Jones
C.J. Mahaney certainly talks a good game but the reports of abuse that are going on in the group he leads certainly raises a number of questions. The moderator of one of the blogs indicates she has received emails with even more sad stories of abuse that the abused people are not wanting to share on these blogs.
Reading these stories are quite sad. It is also sad that other leaders that Mahaney associates with don't seem to be aware of or even want to look into what has been going on in this group.
Steve,
God instructs us "not to receive an accusation against an elder except on the basis of two or three witnesses" (1 Tim. 5:19). I'm sorry, but I simply will not tolerate any further talk about Mahaney.
If you have a genuine concern, you are going about it the wrong way. Spreading unverified rumors across the internet is nothing more than slander, which is a deed of the flesh and sign of an unregenerate heart (Col. 3:7)
Stephen
If it was just a few bringing up abuse they experienced when involved with Sovereign Grace Ministries then I question it. When I hear multiple reports across a number of their churches located in different cities then that makes me think there is a problem.
Mahaney is the leader of this group and is ultimately is responsible for what is going on in this organization.
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