Showing posts with label Clarus. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Clarus. Show all posts

Thursday, May 06, 2010

Clarus '10

Ryan Kelly:

We just wrapped up Clarus ‘10 with Wayne Grudem and Randy Alcorn. The theme was “Between Heaven and Earth” and touched upon various topics such as, suffering, heaven, business, ethics, government, and economics. The audio for the eight different sessions, including two Q&A sessions, is now online (for free). If you weren’t able to attend some or all of the sessions, let me encourage taking the time to listen. Some good, helpful, thought-provoking stuff!

  • Business for the Glory of God: The Bible’s Teaching on the Moral Goodness of Business, with Wayne Grudem



  • The God Who Brings Good Out of Bad: Suffering, Evil, and the Promise of Heaven (Rom. 8:14ff), with Randy Alcorn



  • Business Ethics: Working, Buying, and Selling according to God’s Moral Standards, with Wayne Grudem



  • Investing in Eternity: Financial Stewardship and Eternal Rewards, with Randy Alcorn



  • Panel Discussion 1, with Randy Alcorn and Wayne Grudem



  • The Bible’s Solution to World Poverty: 50 Factors within Nations that Determine Their Wealth or Poverty, with Wayne Grudem



  • Panel Discussion 2, with Randy Alcorn and Wayne Grudem



  • Keep Your Heart with All Vigilance (Prov. 4:23), with Wayne Grudem (Sunday AM service at DSC)

  • Friday, April 23, 2010

    Q&A with Ray Ortlund and Sam Storms

    Ryan Kelly:
    Videos of the panel discussions for Clarus ‘09 – “The Convergence of Doctrine and Delight” — (Sam Storms and Ray Ortlund) are now on Youtube. Below are the links broken down by category and specific questions, 3-8 minutes each.

    Questions on Worship
    Questions on Miraculous Gifts
    Questions on Election and Predestination
    Questions on Various Issues of Ministry and the Church
    If you missed the plenary sessions (or want to re-listen), the audio to this, as well as the previous year’s conference weekends, is on the DSC/Clarus website.

    Just a reminder, there will be two different panel discussions with Wayne Grudem and Randy Alcorn at this year’s Clarus conference weekend — Saturday, May 1, 1:30 PM and 8:15 PM. If you haven’t purchased tickets, do so soon!

    Thursday, April 30, 2009

    Clarus Starts Tomorrow

    This weekend our church is hosting a great conference called, Clarus. If you are in the New Mexico area we would encourage you to attend. All the info can be found here.

    Here is a promo video:

    Friday, May 16, 2008

    Clarus Audio


    Here you can find all the audio for our recent Clarus weekend featuring D.A. Carson and Michael Horton.
    An Apostolic Disputation - and Justification - D.A. Carson

    Panel Discussion 1 (Friday evening) - D.A. Carson and Michael Horton

    Two Mothers, Two Mountains - Dr. Michael Horton

    Justification/Righteousness and the Cross of Christ - D.A. Carson

    Panel Discussion 2 (Saturday afternoon) Pt. 1 - D.A. Carson and Michael Horton

    Panel Discussion 2 (Saturday afternoon) Pt. 2 - D.A. Carson and Michael Horton

    The Promise-Driven Life - Michael Horton

    Panel Discussion 3 (Saturday evening) - Michael Horton

    "The Ironies of the Cross" - D.A. Carson
    You don't want to miss these messages. These are some of the most helpful gospel related recourses I have ever heard.

    Saturday, May 03, 2008

    Clarus 08 - Friday Night - D.A. Carson


    We got off to an amazing start with Clarus 08 last night. D.A. Carson gave an amazing message on Gal 2 relating to Justification that hit home for probably every person in the room. I know that I was cut to the heart in a very real way. Since I am no Tim Challies, I am not going to provide a full recap, but you don't want to miss the audio on this one (coming soon). His progression from rigourous exegesis to personal application was stunning, but more importantly I walked away even more in awe of the Cross.

    Friday, May 02, 2008

    Clarus 08 Starts Today


    Clarus 08 starts this weekend with D.A. Carson and Michael Horton. I hope to post some reflections as the weekend progresses. Look for the free audio in the coming days. Click here for all the info on this conference weekend.


    Past seminar weekends: