Dwaarkill Study Center

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A study of God's particular revelation in the person of Christ and in the inspired, inerrant, authoritative and sufficient scriptures.

A study of the self disclosure of God in creation, commonly known as general revelation, as well as a consideration of the response of mankind to that revelation.

In Ephesians 1 Paul tells us in a praise saturated passage, that we as Christians have been blessed by God with every spiritual blessing in the heavenly places. It is a wonderful and encouraging word from the Lord, but it comes with an important qualifier, namely, that we have this fullness of blessing “in Christ,” that is, in our union with Him. Union with Christ is the sum, substance, and center of every benefit and blessing the Christian experiences. In his death, Resurrection, and ascension, we have received an eternal and abiding inheritance that we are already beginning to experience by the Spirit in our new birth, faith, justification and sanctification all of which flow from this union alone. Dr. Lane Tipton, associate professor of systematic theology at Westminster Theological Seminary in Philadelphia, challenges us in this lecture to direct our hearts to this Christological foundation and center of our salvation.

An introduction to the study of theology as well as a consideration of the goal, posture, and tensions of faithful theological study.

Ours is an age of rapid cultural change. Gone are the days of our grandparents in which the basic Christian understanding of truth and reality was the default perspective of the culture. At every point it seems the former assumptions are being challenged and the epicenter of that challenge is coming on the issue of gender and sexuality. As Christians we must wrestle with how to think clearly in this new age and especially how to minister to our neighbors. As a minister in a university town, Steve Froehlich has worked long and hard to grapple with the Biblical teaching on gender and what it means to love those with whom we disagree and in this lecture he shares his thoughts with us