Below
are talks that are ready with only minimal preparation of customizing to your
group. Each one is supported with
PowerPoint which can be previewed as desired.
The duration of the talk can be set in advance to meet your needs, or can
be modified “on the fly” when necessary.
I will finish at the time you specify!!
1) Origin of the Speculation-Evolution - faith v faith: For all Christians and seekers who are interested in biological evolution or work with pepole who are interested.
A scientific (i.e. not
philosophical) examination of some of the BIG scientific problems with
evolution and why you should NEVER argue with atheists about this.
2)
Evidence of God in Human Physiology- Fearfully and Wonderfully Made: For Christians and seekers with an interest
in the human body.
A 3-point argument for God’s
existence based on human physiology.
3)
Why Smart People say they don’t believe in God: Best for those working with atheists, especially
atheist professionals (e.g. professors), also good for seekers.
A hypothetical look at the
general rationale that “smart people’ use to deny God’s existence.
4)
Physiology of crucifixion: For Christians and seekers with an interest
in Scripture and the human body.
You think you know, but likely
not. An explanation of why suspension
trauma was the cause of death in most crucifixions.
5)
What we learned in Africa: a Personal Testimony: For Christians and
seekers with an interest in the human body.
Lessons on listening to G^d and
integration of Faith and vocation from a personal perspective.
6)
Where Science and Christianity Meet: For Christians
and seekers with an interest in science.
A guided discussion of where science
and Christianity overlap—and there is lots of overlap.
7)
There are no Secular Vocations! For Christian Faculty, students, other.
A discussion of winsome ways to
be a missionary in the workplace without being odious.
8)
Adventures in Professoring: What Distinguishes a Christian Professor? For Christian Faculty
A discussion of ways in which Christians
can have an impact in ‘secular” academic settings.
9)
Asking good questions- Hearing good answers: For Christian youth
The importance of asking questions
for secular and spiritual education and development.
10)
Christian faculty- 3 obsessions, concessions,
confessions: For Faculty of all types.
Descriptions of our goals,
opportunities and what this means.
11)
Getting the most from your University Experience:
How to make Better Grades and have more fun:
Best for ALL students.
How to maximize learning with
minimum time.
12)
Thinking about teaching: Best for graduate students, new professors,
Bible teachers, etc.
A group exercise in thinking about
how we teach and test.
13)
Managing
yourself for greater productivity- Time Management: All audiences
A brief intro to managing
yourself and your personal resources.
14)
Picking up the trash: Best for any Christian Group.
Lessons learned from obedience.
