2024 Bible Conference day 2

9:00 - Bob Cruickshank - A Look at Zechariah 14:5-11
The flight to the mountains (v. 5) is echoed in Jesus's Olivet Discourse (Matt. 24:16). The imagery of the unique day (vv. 6-7) is meant to telegraph the idea that God's unique relationship with ethnic Israel was over. Jesus draws on Zechariah's theme of living waters flowing out of Jerusalem (v. 8) and applies it to believers who comprise the New Jerusalem (John 7:37-38). Verses 9-11 underscore the importance of making the Lord the central focus of our lives as we live out our purpose in this world.

10:15 - Jordan Grant - How Much Does a Thought Weigh? Thinking, Logic, and Thinking about Thinking
What is Thinking? Why are we to "think"? How are we to think? Does the bible have anything to say about it? What about logic? We will go over a broad view on "thinking" and then also discuss some basic logical 'rules' along with quite a few logical fallacies, in order to better serve us as we navigate both Scriptural and secular propositions.

11:30 - Michael Sullivan - The Fulfillment of The Song of Moses in the NT
A look at how was the Song of Moses, found in Deut. 31-32, fulfilled in the first century time frame

12:30 - Lunch (Provided by BBC)

1:30 - Zach Davis - Salvation from AD 30-70
The already/not yet is a term that we hear often in the worst of eschatology. My aim is to clearly define Christs work inside of the appropriate time frame, correlating it with His fulfillment of the Old Covenant.

2:45 - Jordan Grant - Navel Gazing: A Very Brief Overview of Philosophy, Particularly From a Christian Perspective
Philosophy and worldviews are the lenses through which we view the world. Is there such a thing as a Christian view of philosophy, and in particular, a Christian view of epistemology? We will bounce around some thoughts to see how the Christian worldview stacks up against other "schools" of thought.

4:00 - Michael Sullivan - How Many Messiahs Does the OT Predict?
How can Jesus be the expected Messiah described as a better Moses, Joseph, Joshua, David, and yet also be Melchizedek the Son of Man?