1980/05/02. Futurists provide potential answers to the problems of the changing world and engage in a Q and A session.

1980/04/28. Futurists encourage Christians to address foreseeable global issues.

1980/03/05. Addressing human need for spiritual and intellectual community. Priest, Episcopal Church, USA.

1980/02/29. Learning to love the broken world community as Christians. Christian serviceman, missionary.

1980/02/27. Grappling with the tension of knowing God's will. Pastor, Upland Brethren in Christ.

1980/02/25. Seeking new understanding of things we "already get" and find new appreciation for Christian truth.

1890/02/22. Author of The Living Bible shares personal anecdotes.

1980/02/13. Learning to have healthy relationships despite idealistic expectations.

1980/02/20. Faith as a verb held in action. Ash Wednesday service.

1980/02/11. Learning to resolve conflict within the Christian church.

1980/02/08. A call to be an ambassador for Christ by living out one's faith, a radical practice in a world of half-hearted commitment.

1980/02/07. Four incentives for participating in world evangelism: "The Great Commission," meeting a need, preparing for the second coming of Jesus Christ, and serving Christ out of love.

1980/02/06. Discusses John 20:19-23 and the life of Samuel Mills, a North American pioneer in world missions, challenging listeners to be open to serving in the mission field.

1980/02/05. Examines Matthew 13:24-30, emphasizing that Christians are the essential element in evangelism. Confronts the worldview of dominance.

1980/01/30. Examines Ananias role in Saul's conversion (Acts 9:1-19), advising Christians to seek fellowship and help each other grow spiritually. Pastor, Mercer Island Covenant Church.

1980/01/25. Addresses increasing division, politicization, and alienation among Christians. SPU President: 1968-1982.

1980/01/23. Argues that Christians need the church for corporate fellowship and worship, exposure to biblical teaching that promotes spiritual growth, and effective community service. SPU President: 1991-1994.

1980/01/15. Remembering the words and actions of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.

1980/01/11. Encourages living simply as a spiritual discipline that encourages focus and discourages formula and materialism. Pastor, Fellowship of Friends; author.

1980/01/10. Gaining strength through confidence in God. Pastor, Fellowship of Friends; author.

1980/01/09. Learning to intercede with great faith and persistence. Pastor, Fellowship of Friends; author.

1980/01/08. Learning to live out the kingdom of God now. Pastor, Fellowship of Friends; author.

1980/01/07. Reflects on not having been chosen to serve under the Reagan administration as Secretary of Education; celebrates financial contributions to SPU; and reflects on caring for his aging parents. SPU President: 1968-1982.

1980/01/05. Leads students in a formal service of repentance and recommitment of lives to God. Director of Campus Ministries.

1980/01/03. Looks at Ephesians 4 and challenges students to grow in their faith and as a community of believers. Director of Campus Ministries.