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  • Lesson 8 for the week of February 15 to February 22

Free Will, Love, and Divine Providence

Relevant Verses: Genesis 50; 1 Corinthians 13; Psalm 81; Deuteronomy 6; John 16 Theme: “Free Will, Love, and Divine Providence” Leading Question: How does one tell if a particular event is “providential,” “natural,” or “demonic”?…Read more
  • Lesson 4 for the week of January 18 to January 25

God Is Passionate and Compassionate

Relevant Verses: Isaiah 1, 49, Psalm 103, Luke 10, Matthew 9 Theme: “God Is Passionate and Compassionate” Leading Question: Is it “reasonable” for God to be passionate and compassionate with his wayward children? Question: Which…Read more
  • Lesson 1 for the week of December 28 to January 4

God Loves Freely

Relevant Verses: Exodus 33; Hosea 14; Matthew 22 Theme: God Loves Freely Leading Question: Given all that we know about the human race and about ourselves, is it “reasonable” to expect that God should love…Read more
  • Lesson 12 for the week of December 14 to December 21

The Hour of Glory: The Cross and Resurrection

Relevant Verses: John 18:33–19:5; 19:17–27; 20:1–18 Theme: The Crucified and the Risen Jesus In his book Night, Elie Wiesel describes a scene from the concentration camp in Auschwitz: One day, as we returned from work,…Read more
  • Lesson 11 for the week of December 7 to December 14

The Father, the Son, and the Spirit

Relevant Verses: John 14:10, 24; 16:7–11; 17:1–26 Theme: Inseparable Companionship Leading Question: What is your preferred way of thinking about the Trinity? John's Gospel has been a significant source for the Christian doctrine of the…Read more

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Alden Thompson

Professor Emeritus of Biblical Studies at Walla Walla University
Alden Thompson is Professor Emeritus of Biblical Studies at Walla Walla University. He has been a faculty member at WWC since 1970. From 1972 to 1974, he was on college-sponsored doctoral study leave at the University of Edinburgh in Scotland. In 1980-81 he was an exchange teacher at Marienhöhe Seminary in Darmstadt, Germany. After serving as WWC academic vice president for four years (1986-90), he returned to full-time teaching in the School of Theology. He retired in 2009, but continued to teach part time until he fully retired on June 30, 2020.

Brant Berglin

Brant Berglin (PhD Candidate) has been teaching at Walla Walla University since 2013. After graduating from Walla Walla (College back then) in 1995, he spent more than a decade pastoring and church planting in Alaska. He has an MDiv degree from Andrews University and is completing his PhD dissertation on Narrative Point of View in the book of Revelation. He loves teaching Biblical languages, Gospels, Daniel and Revelation, and Hermeneutics (especially how the New Testament uses the Old). Spending time with students and seeing them develop a closer walk with Jesus is his passion!

Albert Handal

Albert is the lead chaplain of Walla Walla University. Before moving to Walla Walla in 2017, Albert worked as a pastor in Texas and Georgia. He's married to Allison Gerard, and they have three little children; Edward, Rosa, and Dalia. A committed outdoor enthusiast, Albert enjoys endurance cycling and long distance running.

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