Harbor, Pepperdine Bible Lectures
Religion & Spirituality:Christianity
Teacher: Phil Brookman
The average American watches a staggering 4.5 hours of TV per day. Other than sleep and work, we will spend more time watching TV over the course of our lives than any other activity, making it one of the most powerful forces in our formation as people. This class will offer a perspective as to how we might approach the shows we watch as disciples of Jesus. What metrics of evaluation might we employ in our discernment? How do we know the differences between helpful and harmful?
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Step Outside the Box
Five Surefire Steps to Renew Your Church...Though It May Die in the Process
Navigating Polarizing Relationships
Ministry Hacks
Evolution and the Pandemic
Rhetorical Analysis of a Controversial Sermon
Bridges Out of Poverty
Already But Not Yet
When Your Adult Child Leaves the Faith
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The Age of Overwhelm
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