Harbor, Pepperdine Bible Lectures

Buddy Bell Most of us stay frustrated by lack of spiritual growth. Even if we are growing, we find it frustrating to foster that growth in others. In this class you will be introduced to some simple spiritual tools called Lifeshapes. They will not only spur your own spiritual growth, but will give your church a common language to spur that same spiritual growth in others, especially in discipleship groups.

Kevin Youngblood "David as Worshiper and King in the Psalms"

Ira Jolivet "Paul's Gospel as Therapy for the Diseases of Ethnic and Racial Division"

Grady King, Jon Mullican "Dead or Alive: Adaptive Leadership for Changing Your Church’s" What is your church’s story? How do you tell it? Language matters. Just as we behave consistent with how we view ourselves, churches do as well. The key is adapting to the gospel for your story.

John Mark Hicks, Bobby Valentine "Grace Greater Than Our Sin"

David Fleer

Greg Sterling God’s Society in Human Society: The Church in Ephesians

Tim Hall "The Perspective of a Parent and Pastor of a Same-Sex Attracted Son" How do you stay grounded in truth while showing love? Everyday, people close to us make decisions that create tension and discomfort. But because Jesus beautifully interferes with our understanding of how we live, you and I can make a better choice.

Cruz Hernandez Antes de que David era un rey, era un pastor. Y su historia de triunfo más grande era y fue David y Goliat. Pero, antes de esta gran pelea, David tenía algunos atributos que le hizo el hombre conforme al corazón de Dios. Aquí, vamos a aprender cinco características que David tenía antes de esta gran batalla. Su hermosa relación con Dios le ayudará a derrotar a los gigantes en nuestras vidas hoy.

Phil Brookman Busyness knows how to breed. And just like the weeds in our gardens, the multiplication rate is pretty alarming. Borrowing a title from Alli Worthington’s 2016 book, we will explore the roots beneath busyness, and the practical ways for Christians today to loosen its grip in the soil of our hearts by using the power of no and the practice of Sabbath.