Servecast

This is the final episode of the Benevolence series. In this episode, Tyler takes the lead and interviews Dr. William Lamb, Director of the Leonard Center and lecturer in Benevolence. Dr. Lamb shares insight on the collective call to be missional and unpacks the idea that your story matters. In the student perspective segment, you will hear Servecast Technical Director, Grayson Long, and Lee student, Austin Morgan, share their perspectives on missional living. Finally, Tyler offers a personal challenge for us to be more missional. Join us next time for a Christmas special on Servecast.   Music by bensound  

In part 2 of ServecastLive, students, Alex Staup, Haley Dorsey, and Christina Sarmiento, join William and Dr. Hayes to share their perspectives on living in accordance to God's justice. They, along with Dr. Hayes, conclude the night by fielding questions from a live Lee University audience.   Music by bensound

In the first ever installment of ServecastLive, Dr. Mike Hayes, Lee University VP of Student Development and lecturer in Benevolence, joins William in front of a live audience at Lee University to continue the Benevolence series and engage in a discussion on justice. In their conversation, they challenge commonly held perspectives and speak to the Christian responsibility to participate in God's shalom-making. Be sure to tune in to part 2 to hear student leaders weigh in on the conversation.   Music by bensound   Follow this link to watch Mike's full lecture on justice.

In this episode, Tyler discovers a new "spiritual gift," and Jake Stum visits Studio 22 to continue the conversation on Benevolence. Jake shares some ancient wisdom and insights from his journey to simplicity and faith renewal. Lee student, Michael Ray, offers his perspective and encourages Christians to be intentional. All this and more on this episode of Servecast! Music by bensound   Follow this link to see Jake's full lecture on simplicity.

This episode features William’s address at the 2016 gathering of Cry Out America in Cleveland,TN. In his address he encourages local pastors and Christian leaders to continue in prayer for the nation and challenges them to follow times of prayer with acts of love and concern for others. Music by bensound

Dustin Tommey, local practitioner and Director of Impact Cleveland, joins the Studio 22 crew to continue the conversation on Benevolence with a discussion on Christian hospitality. Dustin recounts how God changed him into a more hospitable person and offers some insight from his life and work. Nursing student, Bayleigh Dean, shares her experience from when she developed and taught nutrition education in a local neighborhood and how this work connects to Christian hospitality. All this and more on Servecast! Music by bensound Follow this link to see Dustin’s full lecture on Hospitality.

Continuing the Benevolence series, Dr. Matt Ryerson, President of the United Way of the Ocoee Region, joins us in Studio 22 to offer insight on appropriate responses to individuals in crisis situations and chronic need. Lee students, Kate Schofield and Perry Williams, share their perspectives, and our host, William, recounts a time he really needed a neighbor. All of this and more on Servecast! Music by bensound Follow this link to see Matt’s full lecture on development.

In the first episode of a series on Christian Benevolence, William and Tyler welcome Dr. Lisa Stephenson, Sarah Brandenburg, and Josh Alexander to Studio 22. Together, they discuss the Biblical and Theological Foundations for Benevolence, a core course at Lee University. This course is a part of the first year cohort for students and provides a solid foundation for students as they continue their service-learning experiences. This course is comprised of six lectures and six learning labs finalized by a service experience. All this and more on Servecast! Music by bensound

William and Tyler take Studio 22 on the road and head west to the Christian Community Development Association National Conference in Los Angeles. While there, William interviewed author, speaker, civil rights activist, and community development practitioner Dr. John Perkins. We hope you will be encouraged by his gentle heart and challenging words as Dr. Perkins shares his grace filled life. Music by bensound

It's the first Servecast episode, and what better way to start than with Deke Day! Dr. Dirksen joins William and Tyler to discuss how it all began, and Pastor Harper offers a scriptural perspective for service. Later students join telling their stories of this life-changing event! All this and more on Servecast! music by bensound