Dinner & Dialougue: Fall 2024 Christ & Culture
THE AREOPAGUS DINNER & DIALOGUE SERIES “CHRIST & CULTURE: A Letter (and Warning!) to the American Church” TUESDAYS Beginning August 20th […]
THE AREOPAGUS DINNER & DIALOGUE SERIES “CHRIST & CULTURE: A Letter (and Warning!) to the American Church” TUESDAYS Beginning August 20th […]
FALL 2024 SEMINARS SUNDAYS Beginning August 4th 11:15 am Johnson Ferry Baptist Church Room 276 “A HISTORY OF CHRISTIANITY IN […]
Ruminations on My Visit to Ebenezer Baptist Church Jefrey Breshears (June 30, 2024) Over the past fifteen years, my wife […]
Winter/Spring 2024 Seminar CHRIST & CULTURE Christian Discipleship in a ‘Post-Christian Society and Culture CHRISTIANITY-CULTURE-PREFACE-INTRODUCTION-Outline C-S-LEWIS-on-Politics-Govt-Outline Instructor: Dr. Jefrey […]
Winter/Spring 2024 Seminar CHRIST & CULTURE Christian Discipleship in a ‘Post-Christian Society and Culture Instructor: Dr. Jefrey Breshears Dates and […]
On Death and Dying A Critique of the movie, “After Death,” and the Current Status of Research on Deathbed and […]
A Commentary on Andy Stanley and North Point Church’s Unconditional Conference of September 29-30, 2023 by Karen Burgess Following the controversial […]
Fall 2023 Seminar Foundations for Christian Faith The Rational and Evidential Case for Christianity Wednesdays, August 16 – November 15, […]
Fall 2023 Seminar Foundations for Christian Faith The Rational and Evidential Case for Christianity “In your heart set aside Christ […]
Areopagus Special Seminar HISTORY OF THE JESUS MOVEMENT: WHAT EVERY CHRISTIAN SHOULD KNOW Beginning THIS SUNDAY Dr. Jefrey Breshears will present a 4-part […]
The Jesus Movement Revisited Zoom Only Wednesday, May 3 6:30-8:00 pm Register to participate via Zoom You will receive Zoom […]
The Jesus Movement Revisited Wednesday, April 26 6:30-8:00 pm Johnson Ferry Baptist Church – Chapel ~in-person registration is not required~ […]
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“Believers didn’t choose to live in an America that has become post-Christian, but to paraphrase Tolkien’s Gandalf, that was not for us to decide. All we have to decide is what to do with the time that is given us. If we are going to work successfully to redeem the time, we first have to understand it. That’s why the Areopagus is so vital to the life of the local church in the Atlanta area. It calls Christians out of our complacency, and teaches us how to think well about the relationship among faith, history, culture, and the permanent things. If Christ’s people are going to endure, even thrive, in the coming darkness, we will need to gather around lighthouses like the Areopagus, to be enlightened by truth and warmed by fellowship.”
--Rod Dreher, Senior Editor at The American Conservative and author of The Benedict Option.