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As another serious weather event impacts our friends and family along the Florida coast, there are some first principles of which we need reminded:

1. Weather is not punishment from God.  

2. God is eternally FOR His children and does not need strong-armed into acting on their behalf. 

3. Prayer is used by God to change us…not the other way around. 

4. We pray to/with God.  We command to the storm. 

5. As we inhabit prayer, allowing the heart of Father, Son, and Spirit for all people to flow out of our hearts, minds, and mouths, we are experiencing our common-union with Him and all that He has created.  

6. In praying for those in harm’s way, we are not begging God to act, but resting in the eternal changlessnes of His goodness, benevolence, compassion, and mercy.  

7. Prayer is not manipulation, but participation.
The administration is pleased to welcome Dr. Matthew Hester to the theology faculty!  A minister and educator for over two decades, he brings a wealth of experience revealing the unconditional love of God for all people.  Welcome, Dr. Hester!
Amidst some seriously steep competition, Bishop Malcolm Smith remains the best revelatory teacher walking the earth today. He teaches in the trenches of the uncomfortable, that grey area of risk that challenges us to see the ancient with new eyes. So excited for this!
If you have ever struggled to reconcile how the various covenants throughout scripture reflect the image of God revealed in Jesus Christ, Covenants: A Trinitarian Lens is here to help!  Join Professor Cindy Quarles as she journeys through the covenantal encounters of the Bible, explaining how not only are each fully compatible with the beautiful Gospel of Christ, but how they are actually powerful testimonies to the eternal faithfulness of Father, Son, and Spirit to all of creation.  You wont want to miss this! 

(Link to purchase the course is provided in the comments.)
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Dr. David Knapp

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David Knapp has been a sought after national speaker including in Britt Worldwide, a marketing associate of the Amway Corporation. He is a published writer: Grit Newspaper; Christian Herald Magazine; Brown Gold Magazine; The Gospel Herald Magazine; and a regular contributor to Union Gospel Press publications. Knapp has served as a regional public relations director for an international religious non-profit, New Tribes Mission, an administrator and professor at the junior college level; New Tribes Bible Institute and Frontier School of the Bible. David Knapp continually works at developing small businesses, including his most recent with Oxi Fresh Carpet Cleaning. But he counts his greatest joy and accomplishment as the proud father of eight children and the devoted grandfather of 28.
David’s latest book, I DIDN’T KNOW WHAT TO SAY: Being a Better Friend to Those Who Experience Loss, is already an Amazon best seller.

In line with his life-values, David Knapp has served on the advisory board for two international non-profit organizations: Kidz at Heart and One Way Evangelistic Association. He is very active in Trinity Church, his home church in Mesa, Arizona.
David Knapp grew up on a farm in southern Iowa and attended college, Calvary Bible and Seminary in Kansas City with an honorary doctorate degree from Peniel Baptist Seminary. He has lived in seven states, currently residing in Mesa, AZ. In addition to time with his family, he enjoys reading and fishing. His foreign travels include; Canada, Mexico, Guatemala, Honduras, Panama, Ecuador, and the exotic Amazon jungles of Brazil visiting primitive, tribal missionary bases.