Bible and Theology Department: Lectureships

Next Lectureship

• Wednesday, January 28, 2004 at 2:30 p.m. in the AGTS Chapel
• Guest lecturer: Rev. David Thomas
• Topic: "On a White Horse: A Closer Look at the Divine Cavalry Charge of Revelation 19:11-19"

Previous Lectures

September 24, 2003—Railey, Jim. "Open Theism: An Arminian-Pentecostal Response," Presented at the AGTS Bible and Theology Department Lectureship, September 24, 2003. (Posted 9/24/03)

January 30, 2003—Jim Hernando read his paper, “Imitation Language in Paul: Implications for Discipleship and Ministerial Training,” at the Bible and Theology Department Lectureship on Thursday, January 30, at 2:30 p.m. in the AGTS chapel. Listen to it or read it!

September 26, 2002—Gary McGee lectured on the topic, "The Calcutta Revival of 1907 and the Reformulation of Charles F. Parham's ‘Bible Evidence’ Doctrine," on Thursday, September 26, at 2:30 p.m. in the chapel. The earliest Pentecostals believed that God bestowed unlearned languages on the Spirit-baptized for missionary evangelism. This paper examines events in Calcutta that led Pentecostals to revise their understanding of the function of tongues and view the experience as prayer in the Spirit. This event was open to the entire AGTS community. Read his lecture (PDF, Download Help). Hear his lecture. Photo of Carey Baptist Chapel, Calcutta, India.

February 7, 2002—Ben Aker presented a lecture entitled "Charismata—Gifts, Enablements, or Ministries" on Thursday, February 7, 3:30 p.m., room 114 (read his lecture). Discussion followed the lecture.

September 25, 2001—Roger Cotton gave a lecture on the topic, “Numbers 11 and Doing a Pentecostal, Biblical Theology of Church Leadership,” on Tuesday, September 25 (read his lecture). The lecture was be based on Dr. Cotton’s article, “The Pentecostal Significance of Numbers 11,” which is scheduled for publication in the October 2001 edition of the Journal of Pentecostal Theology.

Updated: Wednesday, July 5, 2006 2:23 PM