Past Speakers

A highly respected New Testament scholar, Dr. Tom Schreiner tackled the important and often debated topic of women in ministry, providing a careful exegetical and theological perspective on relevant biblical texts.

Known for his clarity and precision, Dr. Andy Naselli provided a thoughtful, biblically grounded introduction to the doctrine of predestination, exploring its theological and pastoral implications.

A leading voice in the conversation on pastoral theology, Dr. Gerald Hiestand traced the historical role of the pastor-theologian - specifically here in America - and its development and called us as church leaders to embrace a vision of shepherding that was both intellectually rigorous and deeply pastoral.

A seasoned pastor and theologian, Dr. Mike Bullmore unpacked the heart of the Christian faith—the gospel—showing how its power transforms both individuals and communities. He left us with five simple words: "Christ died for my sins."

With a passion for discipleship, Drew Sodestrom challenged and equipped believers to embrace the process of spiritual formation, highlighting how true disciples are shaped in the everyday rhythms of life.

A skilled interpreter of wisdom literature, Douglas Sean O’Donnell walked through Job with clarity and pastoral sensitivity, helping us wrestle with suffering, divine justice, and God’s sovereign purposes.

With a deep love for biblical theology and pastoral ministry, Dr. Jared Compton unpacked Hebrews 2, highlighting Jesus as the God-man, deepening our understanding of who we are and the relevance of that reality to our faith.

A trusted biblical scholar and pastor, Dr. Mickey Klink gave a fresh reading of John 3:16 and provided a deep insightful overview into the Gospel of John, helping us engage with its theological richness and pastoral significance.

Jeremy led us through a thoughtful engagement with the Scriptures centering around the Lord’s Supper. He helped set the foundation for our Pastor-Theologian Collective, equipping us with a strong biblical and theological framework, preparing us for PTCs to come.