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| Ron
Allen | Jim Congdon | Phil
Congdon | Zane Hodges | Craig Glickman | [— NEW!! Workshop Speakers Online —]
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Although
Ron Allen is a new addition to the Grace Conference, he is
certainly not new to the grace movement. As well as teaching Bible
Exposition (OT) at
Dallas Seminary, Dr. Allen was the senior editor for The New King James
Version Old Testament, the Old Testament editor for both The
Nelson Study Bible and The Nelson’s New Illustrated Bible
Commentary, and author of the widely acclaimed book The Majesty
of Man. He also frequently ministers as a guest professor in
numerous schools across North America and in in Europe,
the Middle East, and Asia. He is a popular Bible conference speaker, and
is a biblical and theological consultant for Maranatha! Music. |
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Jim
Congdon has been the senior pastor of Topeka Bible Church for 27 years,
and has watched the church grow from 300 to 1500. He holds degrees from Wheaton,
Dallas Theological Seminary, and Trinity. Jim has a special
interest in Israel and Jewish evangelism, and serves on the board of Jews for Jesus. He is looking forward
to digging at Bethsaida again this summer. |
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In
the last 20 years, Phil has been involved in pastoral ministry, church
planting, and teaching. After
three years as a Youth Pastor in New South Wales, Australia, he was a
pastor and planted a church in southern Kansas.
For five years in the early nineties, he taught at Adelaide
College of Ministries in South Australia.
Since 1996 he has served as Senior Pastor of Elgin Bible Church
near Chicago. He met and
married his wife Jenny in Australia, and they are now the parents of
seven children. |
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A leading spokesman for the grace
gospel, Zane Hodges will be speaking at his fifth GES conference. He is
the author of many books including commentaries on James and the
Epistles of John and his newly published work Harmony With God: A
Fresh Look at Repentance. He taught NT Greek at Dallas Theological
Seminary for 27 years and has ministered at Victor Street
Bible Chapel in Dallas for 48 years. |
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Craig
Glickman holds a B.A. in philosophy from S.M.U, graduating as
valedictorian and Rhodes Scholar nominee. He earned a Th.M. from Dallas
Seminary, where as a student he was offered a faculty position assumed
upon graduation. He earned a doctorate from the University of Basel in
Switzerland, with a concentration in biblical studies and philosophy,
and where his studies were principally in German. And he earned a Doctor
of Jurisprudence from S.M.U. Law School. He has written three books: A
Song for Lovers, Knowing Christ, and Solomon’s Song of
Love, a new work on the Song of Solomon to be released January,
2004. Always a strong advocate of the Free Grace position, Craig was a
popular professor at Dallas Seminary for ten years. He is now a writer
and attorney in Dallas. |
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Internationally
renowned conference speaker Earl Radmacher served for thirty-four years
as an administrator, professor, and president at Western Baptist
Seminary in Portland, Oregon. He has authored numerous books, his most
recent being Salvation in the Swindoll Leadership Library Series
and The DiscipleMaker. |
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Arch
Rutherford is the Senior Pastor of Coast Bible Church in San Juan
Capistrano, California. Arch received a B.S. in Business Administration
from Ohio State University in 1967 and in 1971 he received a Th. M. from
Dallas Theological Seminary. He and his wife, Carolyn, have two children. In over 30 years of ministry,
Arch and Carolyn have served four very different churches in four very
diverse cultures – in the Industrial Midwest, in Appalachia, in
Montana, and currently in Southern California. In each ministry, he has
consistently emphasized the proclamation and the practice of Grace
Theology. Arch has always had a passion for teaching God’s Word and for sharing his life with
his church, especially in the context of outdoor adventure! These
passions have enabled Arch to develop healthy relationships with his
leaders and congregations and have enriched his life and the life of the
churches in which he has been privileged to serve. |
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Bob
Wilkin, Founder and Executive Director of Grace Evangelical Society, has spoken all over the U.S. Before attending Dallas Theological
Seminary, he was on staff with Campus Crusade for Christ. After seminary
he taught at Woodcrest College and Multnomah Bible College. He has published hundreds
of
newsletter and journal articles, three booklets, and two books, Confident
in Christ and The Road to
Reward. |
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