Stories
Liturgy: “Political Parties Are Not the Body of Christ”
Even now as I embark on year seven of calling this place “home,” I am still constantly reminded of His faithfulness in those early days. I can look back even now and remember instances where He was working, even when my mind was so clouded because I was unhappy. In spite of this, I saw Him actively answer really big and bold prayers, both by me and for those who constantly prayed for me.
Professor Brenberg on Why Christian Entrepreneurs Have an Edge
Watch his talk at the American Enterprise Institute’s 2016 Values and Capitalism Fall Summit.
The King’s College Media Updates | October 2016
A review of how the faculty, staff, and alumni of The King’s College are engaging culture.
Davenant Trust Hosts Conference at The King’s College
The Davenant Trust is a non-profit organization founded to support the “renewal of Christian wisdom in the church,” and it seeks to “sponsor historical scholarship at the intersection of the church and academy, build networks of friendship and collaboration within the Reformed and evangelical world, and equip the saints with time-tested resources for faithful public witness.”
Largest Group in King’s Debate Society History Competes in Canada
The King’s Debate Society traveled to Canada last weekend with the largest group in KDS history to attend an international tournament, for the Hart House I.V. hosted by the University of Toronto. The group was comprised of nine students, four of whom are first-year debaters, and coach Josiah Peterson. “The Hart House I.V. is one of the top three most competitive tournaments in North America,” said Peterson, “so we were especially excited to be able to bring such a large group to experience this high quality international competition.”
Liturgy: “Confession”
Even now as I embark on year seven of calling this place “home,” I am still constantly reminded of His faithfulness in those early days. I can look back even now and remember instances where He was working, even when my mind was so clouded because I was unhappy. In spite of this, I saw Him actively answer really big and bold prayers, both by me and for those who constantly prayed for me.
Dr. Anthony Bradley Publishes Eighth Book: “Something Seems Strange”
Dr. Anthony Bradley—an associate professor of Religious Studies, the program chair of Religious and Theological Studies, and the director of the Center for the Study of Human Flourishing at The King’s College—has a new book out this fall from Wipf and Stock Publishers.
Liturgy: “Family Vacation”
Jeremiah’s words this week feel very personal to me. God plucked up, broke down, overthrew, destroyed, and brought harm to my family. We were not innocent. There was sin and consequences. In a very real sense, we brought it on ourselves. And yet, now I see God watching over us to build and to plant. I see restoration and new life. Thank you, Father, for being faithful even when we are not.
King’s Alumna Eliza Ohman (’13) Cast as Swing in Tony-Award-Winning Musical “Hamilton”
This Wednesday, October 19, Broadway’s hit musical Hamilton is opening in Chicago, and King’s alumna Eliza Ohman is going to be there—“in the room where it happens”—as a member of the cast.
Overcriminalization and Mass Incarceration: Race and Justice Beyond the New Jim Crow
On Thursday, September 29, 2016, the Center for the Study of Human Flourishing at The King’s College hosted a special event, “Overcriminalization and Mass Incarceration: Race and Justice Beyond the New Jim Crow,” at the Princeton Club in midtown Manhattan.
