Faculty Chapel Lecture Series

Since 1997 the seminary has set aside several days in chapel for the faculty to address particular topical issues related to theology, biblical studies and controversial issues within Christianity. The annual Faculty Chapel Lecture Series is held early in the Spring semester. For the last several years the lectures have been incorporated into a thematic issue of The Master's Seminary Journal where the full scope of the research and organization of the material can be presented.

• Dr. John MacArthur: "The Bible on Sexuality and Homosexuality"
  
• Dr. Michael Grisanti: "Cultural and Medical Myths about Homosexuality"
  
• Dr. Irv Busenitz: "Marriage and Homosexuality"
  
• Dr. Rick Holland: "Parenting and Homosexuality"
  
• Professor Alex Montoya: "The Church's Biblical Response to Homosexuals"
  

2007 Faculty Chapel Lecture Series: A Critique of "New Covenant Theology"

The 2007 Faculty Chapel Lecture Series was held in January and February. The subject of the lectures was a critique of "New Covenant Theology." The speakers and topics are as follows:

• Professor Dennis Swanson: "What is New Covenant Theology?"
  
• Dr. William Barrick: "How Does New Covenant Theology Relate to the Old Testament Covenants?"
  
• Dr. Michael Vlach: "How Does New Covenant Theology Relate to Covenantalism?"
  
• Dr. Larry Pettegrew: "How Does New Covenant Theology Relate to the New Covenant?"
  
• Dr. Richard Mayhue: "How Does New Covenant Theology Relate to Futuristic Premillennialism?"
  

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