London Seminary & the Pastors’ Academy

Lane Tipton's first lecture on Adam from our 2012 conference. Lane seeks to show in this lecture the 'theological and redemptive-historical significance of the concrete, historical, formed-from-the-dust Adam found in the Scriptures.'

He bases his lecture primarily on 1 Corinthians 15: 42-49.

David Green explores how the Old Testament views Adam and asks the question 'what did it mean for an Israelite to be a Son of Adam?'. He also explores and interacts with current debates concerning Adam in Theology. 

Listen to Geoff Gobbett's paper from our 2013 Conference on Noah. 

In this paper, Geoff shows how Noah was a faithful committed servant of the Lord- an apt description for what a pastor should be.

Come and listen to Ian Hamilton deliver a lecture on Noah and his faith from our 2013 Conference. 

Come and listen to Stephen Clark give the MLJ memorial lecture in 2013 on Noah and the future, looking at God's justice. 

The second lecture in Garry Williams' two part lecture on Noah and Covenant Theology from our 2013 Conference. 

This is part one of a two part lecture series by Garry Williams on Noah and Covenant Theology from our 2013 Conference. 

Come and listen to Steffen Jenkins (now lecturer at Union) give a paper on Noah in Genesis. Steffen intentionally doesn't deal with historicity, rather he focuses on what the text is saying to us. 

Join John and Malcolm as they discuss the often neglected aspect of friendships for pastors and the issue of mentoring. 

Come and listen to the previous principal of London Seminary, Robert Strivens give a lecture on Abraham, Paul, and Genesis 12 at our 2014 Pastors' Academy conference. 

 

Robert argues in this lecture that Genesis 12 is foundational to Paul's ministry to the Gentiles.