Puritan Reformed Theological Seminary is hosting an interesting
conference this August 27-29. Here's the lineup of speakers and topics:
- David Murray: "Calvin on Preaching Christ from the Old Testament"
- Michael A.G. Haykin: "Calvin and Missions for the 21st Century"
- Neil Pronk: "Calvin on the Church"
- David Murray: "What Kind of Love is This?"
- Ligon Duncan: "The Resurgence of Calvinism in America"
- Gerald Bilkes: "Calvin on the Word of God"
- Joseph Pipa: "The Work of the Holy Spirit for the 21st Century"
- Derek Thomas: "Redemption: Speaking Peace in the 21st Century"
- Michael A.G. Haykin: "Christian Marriage in the 21st Century"
- Derek Thomas: "Reforming the Church"
- Joel Beeke: "Why is Calvin important Today?"
Breakout Sessions
- Nelson Kloosterman, "Calvin on Ethics"
- Cornel Venema, "Calvin on the 'Believers' Benefits"
- Ligon Duncan, "Calvin on the Early Church"
- Donald Sinnema, "Calvin on Reprobation"
In related news, the audio is now online from the conference,
Magnifying God: The Legacy of John Calvin in the 21st Century:
- Collin Hansen, Calvin’s Kin: Why They’re Multiplying
- Collin Hansen, Calvin’s Kin: What They’re Facing
- Collin Hansen, Calvin’s Kin: Where They’re Headed
- Collin Hansen, The Great Awakening
- Kevin DeYoung, All Men are Like Grass: The Life of John Calvin
- Adam Barr, Embracing Mystery...Reformation Style: How a Reformed Understanding of Mystery Addresses Emergent Concerns and Confusion
- Jason Helpolous, Striking the Right Notes: Calvin’s View of Worship
- Doug Phillips, Calvin for the Whole Church: His Influence Among Baptists, Anglicans and Beyond
- Barr, DeYoung, Hansen, Helopoulos, Phillips, Panel Discussion
