I received this via email from a studying mate… Capetown’s own, Sean Du Toit… a.k.a. PrimalSubversion…

And this is what he emailed me!

Christopher J.H. Wright, International Director of Langham Partnership International, gave the following series of lectures last month at the Assemblies of God Theological Seminary’s Spring Lectureship.

Here Wright speaks on his recent work for Cape Town 2010: The Third Lausanne Congress on World Evangelization, the mission of God, and the love of God and the centrality of the cross as it relates to God’s mission.

His final lecture entitled, “Who Are We and What Are We Here For? The Identity and Calling of God’s People” is centred around the subject matter of his forthcoming book, The Mission of God’s People, which is scheduled for release by Zondervan in August.

Here are the Mp3’s…

Whole Gospel, Whole Church, Whole World – January 19, 2010

The Mission of God – January 19, 2010

Numbers 14 and Deuteronomy 1 – January 20, 2010

Who Does God Love? The Love of God and the Cross of Christ and the Christ’s Mission – January 20, 2010

Isaiah 52:7-10 – January 20, 2010

Who Are We and What Are We Here For? The Identity and Calling of God’s People – January 21, 2010

These are superb lectures!  Make sure you get into them!

Well, you read the man!

Always Informing, For the Always Reforming, From the Land of the Long White Cloud

Man of Spin

Thanks to G. Gordon Liddy: http://www.radioamerica.org/POD_ggl.htm

The Making of an ID Theorist: Stephen C. Meyer and the Origin of Life

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This episode of ID the Future tells the story of how philosopher of science Stephen C. Meyer first began his quest for the origin of life. How did one of the architects of the intelligent design movement move from the oilfields of Texas to the study halls of Cambridge to pursue the mystery of where biological information originated? Listen in and find out. (MP3 file)

Delving Into Science at Cambridge: Stephen C. Meyer and Signature in the Cell

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On this episode of ID the Future philosopher of science Stephen C. Meyer continues the story of how he became involved in intelligent design, sharing some of what he studied while at Cambridge University. What methods do scientists use to study biological origins? Is there a distinctive method of historical scientific inquiry? Meyer set off to investigate not only the history of scientific ideas about the origin of life, but also questions about the definition of science and about how scientists study and reason about ancient events in the past. Listen in and learn, and check out Dr. Meyer’s new book, Signature in the Cell, which tells more of the story, the culmination of over 20 years of study and research on the origins of life. (MP3 file)

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DNA Evidence for Design: Stephen C. Meyer and Signature in the Cell

On this episode of ID the Future CSC Director Stephen C. Meyer explains the problem that information presents to origin of life researchers within a naturalistic paradigm. Information within the cell presents a daunting challenge to Darwin’s theory — and provides significant evidence for a signature of a designing intelligence, as Meyer explains in his new book. (MP3 file)

The Design Argument Is Unrefuted: Stephen Meyer Responds to Critics With Signature in the Cell

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On this episode of ID the Future philosopher of science Stephen C. Meyer responds to critics of intelligent design, such as Richard Dawkins and his book, The God Delusion. (MP3 file)

BONUS

Hear Stephen C. Meyer on the popular, nationally-syndicated Michael Medved show. (H/T Discovery Institute)

(HT to Wintery Knight Blog here for this content and formatting!)

See also this page at Apologetics 315.

Scholar Dr. Ravi Zacharias addresses this issue better than I ever could, so here you are…

These are clips from a presentation given before a live audience in Seattle. Enjoy.

Seattle Q & A, Part 1 :

Seattle Q & A, Part 2 :

Seattle Q & A, Part 3 :

In addition, William Lane Craig discusses the Moral Argument for the existence of God in this four-part lecture series from his Defenders podcast. (HT to http://apologetics315.blogspot.com for this series of links.)

Part 1 :

Part 2 :

Part 3 :

Part 4 :

And more (again, HT to http://apologetics315.blogspot.com for this): Moral relativism, says Koukl, is not an alternative way to think about morality, nor is it a refinement of how we are to think of morality—rather, it is an outright denial of morality. In this talk, Koukl addresses what he calls the “myth of moral neutrality,” discusses the implications of moral relativity, and illuminates several fatal flaws inherent to the moral relativist position. Ultimately, he argues that moral relativism is untenable and that the best reason for the existence of morality is a moral Lawgiver.

Moral Relativism by Greg Koukl :

William Lane Craig: Internationally acclaimed religious scholar, theologian, and philosopher, Dr. William Lane Craig speaking on the topic of religion’s interaction with morality. Is this a serious issue? Can we be moral beings without a God? Dr. Craig address these issues, and also takes questions at the end of his lecture.

Can We Be Good Without God? :