ABOVE: The banners that hang in the Regent College chapel, where most of our public lectures are held. These represent (l to r) creation, incarnation, crucifixion & resurrection, pentecost & the second coming of Christ.

Public Lectures at Regent College

Throughout the year, Regent offers free public lectures by our own professors as well as visiting teachers, authors, and others from around the world. Between May and July, we offer up to two lectures a week.

These lectures tend to draw large crowds, so plan to arrive early for a good seat. Private taping is not permitted. Audio recordings may be ordered following each lecture.

ALL LECTURES ARE IN THE REGENT COLLEGE CHAPEL UNLESS OTHERWISE NOTED.

Special live broadcast of selected public lectures are now available. Click on the LIVE BROADCAST links below to be taken to our Regent College Live page for more information.

Upcoming Lectures

	A lecture by historian Dr. John Wolffe Protestant Crusaders? The Evangelical Response to Catholic Revivalism Thursday, March 8, 9:30-11:00 am John Wolffe is Professor of History and Religious Studies at the Open University in Milton Keynes England. He is well known for his popular book: The Expansion of Evangelicalism: The Age of Wilberforce, More, Chalmers, and Finney. More information about Dr. Wolffe can be found here.
	Mariam Kamell Surprised by Grace: The Overlooked Foundation of the Letter of James Wednesday, May 9, 8:00pm
	Jim Belcher London Burning and the Post-riot Debates Wednesday, May 16, 8:00pm
	John Walton Human Origins in Light of Genesis 2 Wednesday, May 23, 8:00pm
	Iwan Russell-Jones Great Sporting Liturgies: Fields of Praise? Wednesday, May 30, 8:00pm
	Craig Gay Technology and the Shaping of the iMagination Wednesday, June 6, 8:00pm
	Marilyn McEntyre Poetry, Protest, and Prayer Monday, June 25, 8:00pm
	David Lyon God on Facebook: Living with Social Media Wednesday, June 27, 8:00pm
	David Diewert The Economics of Enough Monday, July 2, 8:00pm
	Rachel Hostetter Smith Christianity and Spirituality in Contemporary Art Wednesday, July 4, 8:00pm
	Ivan Satyavrata Slum-dogs and Millionaires: The Gospel and Social Engagement in India Today Monday, July 9, 8:00pm
	Jim Houston The Role of the Psalms in Transforming Seniors into Elders Wednesday, July 11, 8:00pm
	Susan Phillips Shhhh! The Art of Listening in an Inattentive Culture Monday, July 16, 8:00pm
	Ralph Wood G. K. Chesterton: Rum, Romanism, and the Sacramental Imagination Wednesday, July 18, 8:00pm
	Rod Wilson Depression, Anger, and Gender Monday, July 23, 8:00pm
	John Barclay Because You're Worth It: Grace and Human Value Wednesday, July 25, 8:00pm

PAST LECTURES AVAILABLE AS MP3 DOWNLOADS

RegentAudio.com carries a large selection of past Regent Public lectures available for download in mp3 format. View the Regent Audio Public Lectures page to view a list of lectures now available.

Some of our recent past lectures:

	Meera Bai & John Stackhouse Why Christians Should Help Addicts Shoot Up Download the MP3 from RegentAudio.com
	Alister McGrath Why God Won't Go Away: Reflections on the "New Atheism" Download the MP3 from RegentAudio.com
	Sarah Williams Sexuality in the Modern Paradigm Download the MP3 from RegentAudio.com
	Sharon Jebb Smith Of Mirth and Misery: Some Literary and Theological Reflections Download the MP3 from RegentAudio.com
	Susan Phillips Stop in the Name of Love! The Radical Practice of Sabbath-Keeping Download the MP3 from RegentAudio.com
	Krish Kandiah Digital Discipleship: The Opportunities and Challenges of Social Media for the Church Download the MP3 from RegentAudio.com
	Chris Wright Evil, Suffering, and the God We Don't Understand Download the MP3 from RegentAudio.com
	Hans Boersma Reconnecting the Threads: Theology as Sacramental Tapestry Download the MP3 from RegentAudio.com
	W. David O. Taylor Art, the Holy Spirit, Fig Trees and the Problem of Abundance Download the MP3 from RegentAudio.com
	Kent Annan Faith on the Fault Line: Searching for Honest Faith in Haiti after the Devastating Earthquake Download the MP3 from RegentAudio.com

Please see the Regent Audio Public Lectures page for all our available lectures in MP3 download format.