Schedule for 2022 BFS

BFS Committee

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

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?”

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”

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