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"Whosoever Will": Embracing Everyone, David K. Penno

Faculty Publications

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The Bible clearly calls Christians to minister to, and to invite to discipleship, all persons in the world (Matt. 28:19, 20; Rev. 14:6). This includes persons who have sexual attractions that are outside the biblical design, whether they act on those desires or not. We do not have the option to ignore, reject, or marginalize them (nor should we do this to anyone else; all people are important to God). So the question becomes, how do we make room for everyone?

There are at least three levels of relationship that the church has with persons …

Caring For Cross-Cultural Workers In Red Zones, Bruce C. Moyer Std, Erich Baumgartner

Journal of Applied Christian Leadership

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Reaching The Next Generation Of Leaders, Ron Whitehead, Petr Cincala

Journal of Applied Christian Leadership

Ron Whitehead has served in four North American Division unions as a local pastor, conference youth, and church ministries director. He has also served the NAD as associate youth director and directed five International Pathfinder Camporees. At Andrews University, Ron has served as assistant to the president for Spiritual Life and currently serves the Seventh-day Adventist Theological Seminary as assistant professor for Youth Ministry and executive director for the Center for Youth Evangelism. Since 1996, Ron has been honored to serve the Lake Union Conference as youth director. Some of Ron’s most recent ministry projects include an International Camporee for …

Wind Symphony Vespers Concert, Department Of Music

Concerts and Event Programs 2018-2019

Benediction

Andrews University Wind Symphony under the direction of Byron Graves featuring works by Roost, Curnow, and Hartley.

Katia Nikolaus, graduate conductor.

Righteousness By Faith And The Third Angel’S Message — 3, George R. Knight

Lake Union Herald

No abstract provided.

An Atheist Confirms Ellen White’S Counsel, Joann Davidson

Faculty Publications

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Singers And Chorale In Concert, Stephen Zork

Andrews Agenda: Campus News

No abstract provided.

Voice Senior Recital - James Andrew Hearn, Department Of Music

Student Degree Recitals 2018-2019

A Journey through Song

James Andrew Hearn featuring songs by Beethoven, Schubert, and Schumann.

Accompanist: Hteemu Dee

Chasing The Blues Away, Department Of Music

Concerts and Event Programs 2018-2019

University Singers and Chorale under the direction of Stephen Zork, featuring works by Bach, McCartney and Lennon, Offenbach, Chilcott, Rutter, and Gershwin.

Program Notes. A Little Bizarre...A Little Extravagant. Camerata Milwaukee, Shorewood, Wi. February 23, 2019., Marianne Kordas

Faculty Publications

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Wind Symphony Vespers Concert, Byron Graves

Andrews Agenda: Campus News

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Symphony Orchestra's "Spring Destiny" Concert, Chris Wild

Andrews Agenda: Campus News

No abstract provided.

Band & Keyboard Festival Concert, Byron Graves

Andrews Agenda: Campus News

No abstract provided.

What’S Down In Mdiv Town ...:Summer Time In The Springs!, Fernando Ortiz

MDiv Update

Newsletter of the Masters of Divinity program at the Seventh-day Adventist Theological Seminary, Andrews University

The Social Gospel Movement And Adventism From Late Ninteenth To Early Twentieth Century In The United States, Michelet William

Seminary Scholarship Symposium

The Social Gospel is a religious social-reform movement prominent in the United States from about 1870 to 1920. Advocates of the movement interpreted the Kingdom of God as requiring social as well as individual salvation and sought the betterment of industrialized society through application of the biblical principles of charity and justice. The Social Gospel is rooted in American Protestant liberalism, which was largely influenced by the ideologies of the Progressive Era during late nineteenth century. The Seventh-day Adventist Church, while distancing itself from the Social Gospel mainly due to theological reasons, had fought for social issues of its time …

What Was So Attractive In Artemis/Diana Worship, And What Was The Rationale For Christians Not To Follow Pagan Ideology?, Georg Filippou

Seminary Scholarship Symposium

The last few decades of archaeological research in Ephesus have revealed new insights into the context of Paul’s writings. In the past many commentators have assumed that the Artemis cult was sex-saturated at the time of Paul, and therefore interpreted the biblical texts from that perspective. However, more recent scholarship has suggested the opposite. Mystery religions elevated the status of women. In the creation narrative of Artemis, the woman was born first. In refraining from everything that is part of a marriage, women could reach salvation. It is therefore not surprising that Paul addressed issues connected to women (creation, marriage, …

Ethical Implications Of The Academic Battle Between Evolutionists And Interventionists In The Search For Truth About Origins, Mihai Bijacu

Seminary Scholarship Symposium

In the outgoing discussion over the very hot topic of the evolution - creation controversy, the two sides have often forgotten that the ultimate goal is to find out the truth about origins and not to defeat the opponent. This paper explores four types of misconducts when dealing with origins (ad hominem attacks, straw man arguments, misrepresenting challenges and passing opinions as facts) and suggests ways of dealing with them in order to foster a sound environment for arguments on both sides to be heard faithfully and to promote the search for truth.

2019 Seminary Scholarship Symposium Program, Seventh-Day Theological Seminary

Publications

Program brochure.

Is There A Hidden Test Answer Key In The Aqedah? A Literary Structural Study., Arlyn S. Drew

Seminary Scholarship Symposium

The Aqedah (“Binding of Isaac”) or the Sacrifice of Isaac of Genesis 22:1–19 is framed as a divine test (v. 1). Scholars recognize the “structure matches exactly what a test is made up of.” Yet, paradox and tension mark Abraham’s trial. Why does God test Abraham by requiring the horrific sacrifice of Isaac then reverse himself? Since literary structure reveals the vision of the narrator, Jacques Doukhan’s chiastic structure (vv. 1–12) convincingly delineates the plot tension and dialogues. But verses 13–19 also correlate with parts of the chiasm and covenant revelations assuming the shape of a metaphorical key. If the …

A Covenant Interpretive Hypothesis For The Sacrifice Of Isaac: Unbinding With The Test Answer Key, Arlyn S. Drew

Seminary Scholarship Symposium

Abraham’s test of the sacrifice of Isaac in Genesis 22 hangs on God’s words. God’s last speech in the test functions as a divine interpretation of Abraham’s test actions (“because you have done this thing“ v. 16) for the covenant blessings (vv. 16-18) sequentially evoke all of Abraham’s seven covenant revelations except for the sixth (Abraham’s intercession in Gen 18). Since the covenant lessons are used as the divine norm for evaluating Abraham, one logical interpretative hypothesis for the test is a covenant-crisis challenge designed to elicit a comprehensive covenant response from the divinely trained Abraham. This covenant interpretation satisfies …

Missionary Bridges Toward Postmodernism, Bogdan Platon

Seminary Scholarship Symposium

The poster will observe the postmodern spirituality and will describe some possible bridges of connection between Christian mission and postmodern worldview. This will help to develop a better Christian mission with more effective relationships with Postmodern people.

Recognition Assembly, Jiří Moskala

Seminary Scholarship Symposium

Highlighted Projects

Denis Fortin One in Christ: Biblical Concepts for a Doctrine of Church Unity

Denis Fortin, Abner F. Hernández, and Davide Sciarabba, eds. ¿Por qué creemos en E. G. White y el don profético?: Una perspectiva histórica y bíblica

Denis Fortin and Jerry Moon, eds. Enciclopédia Ellen G. White

Richard M. Davidson and Edgard A. Horna, eds. “Me invocarás, y yo te responderé”: Estudios selectos en el Salterio

Ranko Stefanovic The Book of Revelation

Bruce L. Bauer, ed. Finding Freedom in Jesus: A Deliverance Ministry Manual

Gorden R. Doss Introduction to Adventist Mission

Joseph Kidder Out of Babylon

Joseph …

Fairy Tales And Nine-Pins, Hannah Gallant

Andrews Agenda: Campus News

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What If Every Church Became A House Of Prayer?, Don Jacobsen

Lake Union Herald

No abstract provided.

Righteousness By Faith And The Third Angel’S Message — 2, George R. Knight

Lake Union Herald

No abstract provided.

Jesus Kommt - Bald: Eine Geschichte Des Aktiven Wartens Der Frühen Adventisten, Denis Kaiser

Faculty Publications

No abstract provided.

Watchmen Group Launches "Graduation" Album, Hannah Gallant

Andrews Agenda: Campus News

No abstract provided.

Young Artist Competition, Department Of Music

Concerts and Event Programs 2018-2019

Students from the Music Department and the AU Symphony Orchestra under the direction of Dr. Wild featuring works by Mozart, Prokofiev, Saint-Saens, Brahms, Mendelssohn, Tchaikovsky.

Soloists:

Emily Jurek

Stephanie Guimaraes

Jeremy Myung

Jade McClellan

Katharina Burghardt

Simon Luke Brown

Graduate Conductor:

Edgar Luna

Sunday Music Series - Contemporary Composers Of Au, Department Of Music

Concerts and Event Programs 2018-2019

Students and faculty from the Department of Music featuring their own compositions.

Annual "Young Artists Concert" At Andrews, Chris Wild

Andrews Agenda: Campus News

No abstract provided.