Theology Seminar Session 3 — Revelation
This session highlights how God’s self-revelation in Scripture provides the foundation for understanding truth, forming worldview, and integrating faith into every area of life and scholarship.
Theology Seminar Session 2 — Theology and Worldview
This session explains how theology and worldview work together to shape Christian thinking. By grounding their disciplines in Scripture and engaging ideas critically, educators can help students develop a coherent worldview that informs both their academic pursuits and their lifelong faith.
Theology Seminar Session 1 — Doctrinal Overview
This session explains why theological depth is essential for faculty at a Christian university. By strengthening biblical understanding and engaging critically with academic disciplines, educators can disciple students effectively and prepare them to navigate a complex world while remaining grounded in their faith.
Dr. Dockery — Developing a Theology for Christian Education, Spring 2014
This lecture highlights the urgent need for a unified, theologically grounded approach to Christian higher education. By integrating faith with every academic discipline, institutions can maintain their distinct identity, engage culture thoughtfully, and equip students to think deeply and live faithfully in a complex world.
Dr. Steve McKinion - Avoiding the Extremes of Irrelevance and Hyper relevance, Spring 2015-
This lecture explores how to faithfully integrate Scripture into academic disciplines without reducing it to irrelevance or misusing it through forced connections. By grounding learning in the overarching story of the Bible, educators can teach and think in ways that reflect God’s truth, helping students engage their fields with clarity, purpose, and a distinctly Christian perspective.
Dr. Thomas Mach - Biblical Integration Presentation, Fall 2016
This lecture examines the history and challenges of integrating faith and learning in Christian higher education. It highlights the importance of biblical authority, critiques secular academic trends, and calls scholars to maintain a distinctively Christian worldview. Cedarville University is presented as a model for pursuing academic excellence while remaining grounded in Scripture and committed to the mission of the Church.
Good News
Sin separates us from a holy God, but the free gift of God is eternal life through faith in Jesus Christ and His substitutionary sacrifice on the cross. That’s the Good News.
Theology II: Ordo Salutis (part 2)
Union with Christ, Justification, and Sanctification with Dr. Jeremy Kimble, Associate Professor of Theology at Cedarville University — How justification differs from sanctification, why adoption...
Dr. Bruce Ashford - Biblical Integration - Spring 2017
In this Cedarville University lecture, Dr. Bruce Ashford challenges students and educators to think deeply about integrating faith and learning. By examining historical models and proposing “grace...
Dr. Thomas Mach - Academic Development Session, Fall 2017
This session calls faculty to pursue excellence in both scholarship and discipleship, using Scripture as the foundation for engaging every discipline while preparing students to think and live...
Theology I: Doctrine of Sin (part 4)
Original Sin and Federal Headship | Why Adam’s Sin Affects Us All
In this theology lecture, we explore the doctrine of original sin and why every human being is born with a sinful nature. Building on...
Theology I: Need for the Messiah (part 2)
The Skull-Crushing Seed of the Woman | The Messiah from Genesis to Revelation
This lecture brings Theology I to a hope-filled conclusion by tracing one of the most powerful messianic themes in all of...