Panel: In Perspective – Pastoral Leadership Post Election
Our panelists discuss their vision and strategies for healing the wounds and divisions we have experienced in the last few months. …
Panel: In Perspective – Emotional Intelligence
Our panelists discuss the importance of emotional intelligence in various areas of our relational lives….
Panel: In Perspective – Bringing God’s Word to the world
Hear from leaders at the forefront of Bible translation to learn more about efforts taking place around the world….
Panel: In Perspective – Providing vital support for children and teens
Our panelists address ways we can respond to the spiritual and mental health needs of children and teens….
Panel: Race and Theological Education – Developing Theological Education that Engages People of Color
Watch this distinct panel conversation for a look into how we may invite more diversity into this discussion….
Panel: In Perspective – Grieving Well
Our panelists explore the experience of grief from a biblical worldview….
Panel: In Perspective – Race, Racism, and COVID-19
Inequalities and inequities have been more broadly exposed in minority communities with the events of recent months. Join Denver Seminary for an honest and frank panel discussion about race, as well as the disproportionate impact of Covid-19 on people of color….
Panel: In Perspective – Looking into the life of a professional athlete
Ben Crane is a professional golfer and 5-time PGA Tour winner. He played his college golf at the University of Oregon and earned his PGA Tour card in 2002. Ben is also a husband, father of 4, and a Jesus follower….
Panel: In Perspective – Helping relationships thrive in times of crisis and change
Whether you want to be a better spouse, partner, family member, colleague, or friend this panel discussion will provide insights and information to strengthen our relationships with others in such a time as this….
Panel: In Perspective – Leading beyond crisis
The coronavirus pandemic has created a leadership challenge with no precedents. How do we lead effectively when nobody has a map?…