Hughes Endowed Chair and professor of psychology at Regent University in Virginia and the director of the Institute for the Study of Sexual Identity, and he has been working in this area a long time. And then, a more recent topic called “Understanding Sexual Identity: a Resource for Youth Ministry”. (book falls) Oops, sorry to abuse the book. Some people think those two things don’t belong in the same phrase, but anyway, a guide for parents, pastors and friends. One is called “Homosexuality and the Christian”. that helps us with the topic that we’re going to deal with incase you want to follow up with resources.
D., and he’s written two books that we’re going to. Most of us are PHDs, but Mark Yarhouse is a Psy.D, a P. We have four great speakers who are coming, and you’ll be hearing more and more about this as that day gets closer and closer.īut let me turn now to our topic, and you know it’s a serious topic when the letters of credential by the person’s name have more letters than you’re used to. As I said, it will be in Erving Bible Church. It’s an area that often isn’t discussed and taught about from the pulpit to prepare people for how they think about their jobs and their work. The topic is “Your Worth More Than A Paycheck”, looking at how people view their 9 – 5 job, particularly for students as pastors who teach in this area. Let me just give you one announcement before we dive into our topic, which is the simple area of sexual identity in the church, and that is to let you know that the table conference that we sponsor through the center is coming up April 4th and 5th in Erving Bible Church. I know it doesn’t feel like spring all the time this time of year, but this is the spring semester. Welcome to this first cultural engagement chapel of the spring semester. Hughes Endowed Chair of Christian Thought in Mental Health Practice at Regent University, in a discussion about sexual identity. Darrell Bock, Executive Director of Cultural Engagement and Senior Research Professor of New Testament Studies, hosts Dr.
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