The Henry Center is pleased to announce that media from the recent conversation on Fostering Biblical Preaching Movements, hosted on the campus of Trinity International University, are now posted free of charge for the viewing of the general public.

Led by Greg Scharf, chair of the Pastoral Ministry department at TEDS, this conversation featured David Jackman of Proclamation Trust, David Helm of Simeon Trust, and Todd Kelly of Leadership Resources International. Along with Greg Scharf, who is affiliated with Langham Preaching, each of the participants began with a brief presentation on the movement they lead and how it contributes to the spread of biblical preaching. Thereafter, attendees contributed to a lively question-and-answer discussion with the presenters in the mold of the Center’s Timothy Series events.

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The Henry Center is pleased to announce that Dr. Ravi Zacharias’s recent Trinity International University chapel message and his conversation with friends on the subject “Apologetics Beyond the Pew” are now posted free of charge for the viewing of the general public.

April 12, 2010 | Apologetics Beyond the Pew: A Conversation for the Church with Ravi Zacharias and Friends

The Henry Center sponsored this special event with global evangelist Ravi Zacharias in ATO Chapel on the TEDS campus. Entitled “Apologetics Beyond the Pew: A Conversation for the Church with Ravi Zacharias and Friends”, the event covered how Christians can carry out faithful apologetics beyond the walls of the church building.

After opening remarks by TIU President Craig Williford, Dr. Zacharias was joined by Scott Chapman of The Chapel (Grayslake) and John Njoroge of RZIM. Following the conversation, questions were fielded from those in attendance.

The event was free and open to the public. It was also webcasted live for an international audience. The Henry Center was pleased to sponsor this event, which came on the heels of a special service on the same day announcing the formation of a special partnership between TIU and RZIM. Dr. Zacharias’s chapel message is also posted below.

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Chapel Message | Audio | Video

Next month, more than 30 world-class evangelical scholars will gather for a private conference at Trinity Evangelical Divinity School to present and discuss essays written for contribution to an upcoming two-volume set of advanced essays on the doctrine of Scripture entitled The Scripture Project. Their essays extend from the heritage of informed confessionalism to address a wide range of topics relevant to contemporary discussion on the nature of the Bible. Suitably revised, these papers will then be published by Eerdmans with D. A. Carson, Research Professor of New Testament at TEDS, serving as editor. The target date for publication is 2012.

The Henry Center is pleased to sponsor the conference and the publication of this mammoth work, a fresh articulation of the evangelical doctrine of Scripture in light of recent challenges, developments and insights.