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You are here: Home / Member College News / BJU Seminary 2022 CoRE Conference to feature Christopher Cone and Dave Doran

BJU Seminary 2022 CoRE Conference to feature Christopher Cone and Dave Doran

December 14, 2021 by SC Independent Colleges & Universities

GREENVILLE, S.C. (courtesy bju.edu) — BJU Seminary announced Dec. 9 that its 2022 CoRE Conference, “AWAKE! Proclaiming Truth to a Broken Culture,” will feature two of the most innovative thinkers in conservative Christianity—Christopher Cone and Dave Doran. These exceptional speakers, along with additional panel and workshop presenters from the worlds of academia and ministry, will join BJU Seminary faculty and leadership Jan. 31–Feb. 1 in-person on the Bob Jones University campus and via livestream.

The goal of the conference is to empower pastors and other leaders to deliver compassionate but uncompromised preaching and teaching in the midst of a broken culture to awaken the church to today’s unparalleled Gospel opportunity.

Alan Benson, BJU executive vice president for student development and ministry advancement who oversees BJU Seminary, stated, “Amid today’s post-Christian philosophy, social and racial division and COVID-19 challenges, arises the greatest Gospel opportunity since the Reformation.”

Continued Benson, “The 2022 CoRE Conference will examine the challenges pastors and church leaders face in educating, edifying and uniting the church and presenting Christ in a broken culture based on the unchanging and powerful truth of God’s Word.”

Plenary sessions and speakers for the conference include:

  • Christopher Cone will explain critical theory. Dr. Cone is president and CEO of AgathonEDU Educational Group and leads both Vyrsity, an interdisciplinary educational platform with a biblical worldview, and Colorado Biblical University. He is the author and general editor of more than 15 books including, most recently, Authentic Social Justice.
  • Dave Doran, senior pastor of Inter-City Baptist Church and president of Detroit Baptist Theological Seminary, will discuss preaching in a “woke” culture.
  • Alan Benson will address how the confusion and isolation of the COVID-19 pandemic and cultural division present the greatest Gospel opportunity since the Reformation.
  • Renton Rathbun, BJU Seminary and BJU School of Religion professor and nationally renowned expert on biblical worldview, will present the need for a biblical perspective.

A complete schedule, registration and information on event pricing is available here.

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