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The People of God and the Narrative of the Good: A Narrative Ecclesiology of Virtue For Those Who Belong Imperfectly Brian Hohmeier Society of Vineyard Scholars Conference Thursday, April 26, 2012: Session #2 Ontology and Ecclesiology Minneapolis, MN For the Video Podcast, please Click Here.

N. T. Wright & The Ontology of Human Persons Brandon Rickabaugh, Biola University/Anaheim Vineyard Society of Vineyard Scholars Conference Thursday, April 26, 2012: Session #2 Ontology and Ecclesiology Minneapolis, MN For the Video Podcast, please Click Here.

Improving on “Original Manuscripts” - Owning Scripture as the People of God Matt Croasmun & Todd Kennedy, Yale University / Elm City Vineyard, CT Society of Vineyard Scholars Conference Saturday, April 28, 2012: Session #8 Hermeneutics, The Church, and The Holy Spirit Minneapolis, MN For the Video Podcast, please Click Here.

Displaced into the Eschaton: Charismatic Evangelicalism and the habituation of desire Jason Clark, Kings College London/Sutton Vineyard Church Society of Vineyard Scholars Conference Thursday, April 26, 2012:  In-Depth Session #2 Minneapolis, MN Jason is 42 married to Bev with 3 older teenage kids and has been involved with Vineyard Churches UK since he was 19. He is the pastor of Sutton Vineyard Church, in Sutton, UK. He holds a doctor of ministry degree, and is 75% of the way through a PhD in theology at Kings College London, exploring the effects of capitalism on missional ecclesiologies. For the Video Podcast, please Click Here.  

Rereading Radical Orthodoxy: A Vineyard Perspective on Semantics, Ontology, and Participation Bethany Joy (Floch) Kim, University of Notre Dame / Mishawaka Vineyard, IN Society of Vineyard Scholars Conference Thursday, April 26, 2012: Session #2 Ontology and Ecclesiology Minneapolis, MN For the Video Podcast, please Click Here.

Violence in Scripture: A Hermeneutical Strategy for the Church Clair Mesick, University of Notre Dame/Christ the King, South Bend, IN Society of Vineyard Scholars Conference Saturday, April 28, 2012: Session #8 Bible #2: Heremeneutics, the Church, and the Holy Spirit Minneapolis For the Video Podcast, please Click Here.

Worship, Ecclesiology and the Public - Implications of Thick vs. Thin Concepts Joe Gorra, Biola University/Vineyard Bible Institute/Anaheim Vineyard Society of Vineyard Scholars Conference Friday, April 27, 2012: Session #4 Exegeting Vineyard Worship Minneapolis, MN For the Video Podcast, please Click Here.

Book Review Panel: N.T. Wright, Scripture and the Authority of God Panel Participants: Matt Croasmun, Yale University / Elm City Vineyard, New Haven, CT Cherith Fee-Nordling, Northern Seminary, Chicago, IL Jamie Wilson, Fuller Theological Seminary / Coast Vineyard, La Jolla, CA Rich Nathan, Vineyard Church of Columbus, OH Society of Vineyard Scholars Conference Thursday, April 26, 2012: Session #3 Minneapolis, MN For the Video Podcast, please click here.

The Spirit of Knowledge: Outline of a Charismatic Epistemology James K.A. Smith, Calvin College Society of Vineyard Scholars Conference Friday, February 4, 2011: Plenary #3 Seattle, WA To watch the Video Podcast, please click here.

Response to Tanya Luhrmann Ken Wilson, Ann Arbor Vineyard Society of Vineyard Scholars Conference Friday, February 4, 2011: Plenary #2 Seattle, WA To watch the Video Podcast, please click here.

Learning to Know God: What an Anthropologist Sees When She Observes What the Vineyard Teaches Tanya Luhrmann, Stanford University Society of Vineyard Scholars Conference Friday, February 4, 2011: Plenary Session #2 Seattle, WA To watch the Video Podcast, please click here.

A Plea for a Theology of Disease Prevention: Vaccination as a Means of Social Justice Naomi Forrester, University of Galveston, Galveston Vineyard, TX Society of Vineyard Scholars Conference Saturday, February 5, 2011 Seattle, WA To watch the Video Podcast, please click here.

A Well Traveled Path? Historicity and Legitimacy in the Transatlantic Toronto Revivals, 1994-1997 Caleb Maskell, Director of SVS, Princeton University, The River NYC Society of Vineyard Scholars Conference Thursday, February 3, 2011 Seattle, WA To watch the Video Podcast, please click here.

This podcast is from Friday, February 4, 2011 at the SVS annual conference in Seattle, WA. Rick Love shares "Following Jesus in a Glocalized World: Bearers of Blessing to Neighbors and Nations" in the panel on Global Christianity and Global Faith. Rick Love is part of the Blessing Muslims Initiative in Vineyard USA and serves as the President of Peace Catalyst International, an organization devoted to "Catalyzing peacemaking initiatives, for multi-dimensional reconciliation, in the way of Jesus." Rick lived in Indonesia for nine years as an English teacher, while doing doctoral research, and has travelled extensively. He has written two books and numerous articles on Christian-Muslim relations. He holds a Th.M. in New Testament studies, a D.Min. in urban studies, and a Ph.D. in intercultural studies. His previous roles as a Vineyard pastor and then as a CEO of an international faith-based organization has given him ample opportunity to develop his peacemaking skills.   He has conducted postdoctoral study in peacemaking at the Yale University Center for Faith and Culture. He serves on the executive team for the World Evangelical Alliance Peace and Reconciliation Initiative and on the steering team for Evangelicals for Human Rights. He also serves as a consultant for Christian-Muslim relations in the Vineyard, USA. Find out more about Rick at www.ricklove.net.  

Panel from National Conference, 2011 Assessing Empowered Evangelicals: A Roundtable with the Authors With: Jeff Heidkamp, Rose Madrid-Swetman, Caleb Maskell, Rich Nathan, and Ken Wilson To watch the Video Podcast, please click here.