Archive for the 'EC Forum' Category

McKnight on Emerging Church at Christianity Today

Saturday, January 20th, 2007

Scot McKnight (blog) has adapted his introduction and overview of the Emerging Church (originally given as the opening address of last October’s Student Forum on the Emerging Church at Westminster Theological Seminary in Philadelphia) and published it on Christianity Today Online.

An Emerging Blogger Wonders About Evangelism

Monday, November 13th, 2006

It is now going on two weeks since the Emerging Church Forum sponsored by the Student Association of Westminster Theological Seminary. One of our hopes in putting on that conference was to stimulate thinking and dialog not only between Reformed seminarians and emerging church folk but also within each of those two circles. It was [...]

Rick Phillips of Refomation21 on McKnight’s Emerging Church Lecture

Wednesday, November 8th, 2006

Rev. Richard “Rick” Phillips has posted his reactions to the recording of Scot McKnight’s address to last week’s Forum on the Emerging Church held by Westminster Theological Seminary’s Student Association. He walks through the talk point-by-point offering his comments along the way. I was pleased to see Rev. Phillips take McKnight’s points seriously. He sees [...]

Emerging Church Forum: WTS Students Continue to Reflect

Thursday, November 2nd, 2006

For me, one of the marks of a good course, conference, or event is its spawning of continued conversation after it’s over. I consider it the best of all possible (seminary) worlds when I have an especially meaningful class right before the lunch break as I can usually count on finding some classmates eager [...]

Ben Inman’s Emerging Church Forum Address Text Now Online

Thursday, November 2nd, 2006

Rev. Ben Inman, RUF Campus Minister at UNC Chapel Hill, has posted the text of the address he gave last Saturday at Westminster Theological Seminary for the Student Association Forum on the Emerging Church. The talk is titled “The Confession, Culture, and Mission: Why the Westminster Confession is a message that is missionally efficient and [...]

Anthony Stiff: A Visual and Audio Tutorial to the Global Emerging Churches

Tuesday, October 31st, 2006

My friend and classmate (and organizer of the recent Emerging Church Forum at Westminster), Tony Stiff, has now made available the PowerPoint from his Thursday night breakout session at the Forum. His presentation is a whirlwind tour of how the more visible portion of the Emerging Church presents itself, it’s public face if you will. [...]

An Emerging Church Evaluation of the WTS Emerging Church Forum

Monday, October 30th, 2006

Andrew Jones (TallSkinnyKiwi), perhaps the best known Emerging Church blogger in the world, posted his evaluation of our Student Association forum this past weekend after reading the lecture notes and transcripts posted on this blog and several others. We’re still hearing cheers and jeers from Westminster students (mostly cheers in my ears), but I’ve been [...]

What If We Shouted “Reformed!” and Nobody Heard?

Monday, October 30th, 2006

I invited my friend and Westminster classmate John Eddy to adapt a comment he wrote on another blog into a “guest blog” here on Sacred Journey. When he’s not sharing a beer with me, John currently serves as Executive Director of the new Gospel & Culture Project at WTS.

Listening to Scot McKnight’s talk last Thursday [...]

Emerging Church Forum Audio Now Available

Monday, October 30th, 2006

The “official” recordings of all the main sessions from the Westminster Theological Seminary Student Association Forum on the Emerging Church are now available at Westminster Bookstore (www.wtsbooks.com). Click on the “Emerging Church Conference” link in the left-hand menu or use the link below.
As of this posting, the 8-CD complete set is available for $40 and [...]

Dan McCartney: Why Did God Not Spare His Son? The Antecedent Necessity of Penal Substitution

Sunday, October 29th, 2006

This is the final installment of my notes from the 2006 Westminster Theological Seminary Student Association Forum on the Emerging Church.
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Dr. Dan McCartney is professor of New Testament at Westminster Theological Seminary
McCartney opened by telling us that he had been asked to present the “classical” view of penal substitution [...]