This is Paul Himes of Baptist College of Ministry, with one reminder and one announcement.

First, a reminder: we have a page on the BFS site for “Published Papers.” Please send me bibliographical information for any BFS papers you’ve presented that later get published in any form. This will assist us as we run a “Publishing Roundtable” during lunch on Wednesday, July 27. We’ll be sharing tips on how to get published in an open forum.

Second, an announcement: Detroit Baptist Theological Seminary has asked that BFS participants be made aware of two lectures being presented by the BFS’ own Mark Ward just before the Summit begins. On Monday, July 26, from 11 a.m. to 2:30 p.m., Mark will speak on these topics:

1. Which TR and Why? Confessional Bibliology’s Conflicting Answers to Key Questions
2. How to Pastor Those Influenced by Confessional Bibliology and Other Forms of KJV-Onlyism

A time of Q&A will follow. Register for the lectures at the link below.

A reminder: registration for the 2022 Bible Faculty Summit will close next Tuesday, July 12. Those who have requested to be housed with church members from Intercity Baptist Church will hear from Detroit Baptist Seminary‘s Ryan Meyer by July 15. Those who need airport transportation will also hear details from him by that date.

Register for the Summit using the button below.

The committee apologizes for the late notice, but Detroit Baptist Theological Seminary has secured a group rate at the Hampton Inn and Suites in Allen Park, mere minutes from the church and seminary property.

Please use this link by July 1 to book either a king room or a double queen for the nights of July 26 and 27. After July 1, they will release all rooms that have not been reserved.

The schedule for the 2022 Bible Faculty Summit is as follows:

Tuesday, July 26

• 3:00–5:00 pm – Registration
• 5:00 pm – Dinner
• 6:00 pm – Greetings from Mark Ward and Dave Doran
• 6:15 pm – Joel Arnold
  “A Biblical Theology of Intertextuality”
• 7:05 pm – Mark Ward
  “Does Psalm 12:6–7 Promise Perfect Textual Preservation of the Bible?”

Wednesday, July 27

• 7:30 am – Breakfast
• 8:15 am – Devotional
• 8:30 am – Phil Brown
  “Holiness and Proverbs: Reading Proverbs like the Author of Hebrews”
• 9:15 am – Jon Pratt
  “The Hyper-Grace Movement: A Third Stream of Evangelical Antinomianism”
• 10:00 am – Break
• 10:15 am – Timothy Little
  “Woman’s Desire in Gen 3:16 and Man’s Desire in Song 7:10”
• 11:00 am – Timothy Hughes
  “Save Yourself and Your Hearers: The Relationship between the Minister’s Sanctification and Ministry Effectiveness in 1 Timothy”
• 11:45 am – Group Photo
• 12:00 pm – Lunch & Publishing Roundtable
• 1:00 pm – Brian Collins
  “Reviewing Recent Books on Covenant Theology”
• 2:00 pm – Break
• 2:15 pm – Ken Casillas
  “An Evaluation of the Progressive-Covenantal Approach to the Application of the Mosaic Law Today”
• 3:15 pm – Paul Himes
  “Testing the Theological-Conspiracy Theory: Utilizing Jude as Test-Case for ‘Heretical Alexandrian’ and ‘Suppressive Orthodox’ Positions on Deliberate Corruption in Textual Transmission”
• 4:00 pm – Break for Dinner at DBTS Faculty Home
• 6:15 pm – Tim Miller
  “Titus 1:6 and the Requirements for a Pastor’s Children”
• 7:00 pm – Mark Snoeberger
  “The Originalist Hermeneutic in Biblical and Constitutional Contexts: Comparison and Contrast”

Thursday, July 28

• 7:30 am – Breakfast
• 8:30 am – Devotional and BFS Comments: Mark Ward
• 8:45 am – Kristopher Endean
  “All Things New: A Biblical-Theological Evaluation of the Term ‘Redemption’ To Describe Scripture’s Metanarrative”
• 9:30 am – Kyle Dunham
  “Qohelet and Royal Power in Ecclesiastes 8:1–8’
• 10:15 am — Break
• 10:30 am – Andrew Goodwill
  “Ambiguity as Narrative Strategy? Three Test Cases in Kings”
• 11:15 am – Break and Lunch

Some evidence has come to light indicating that Bible Faculty Summit 2022 paper proposals received after March 31, 2022, may not have arrived successfully because of a website plugin update. If you submitted a proposal but did not receive an email confirmation, please contact Mark Ward at [email protected].