Leslie Braxton | Susan Gallagher | Ruth Graham

Recent Features:
Turning the World Upside Down Minister Leslie Braxton expounds upon Acts 8, challenging students to boldly serve as a witness for Christ. April 25, 2007. (44:00)

“Lost” in a Good Story Professor of English and Director of the Center for Scholarship & Faculty Development Susan Gallagher takes a look at the TV series Lost and our own Christian story. November 14, 2006. (39:55)

SPU Classics:
Crusade The late Ruth Graham shares stories about her personal life and fields a variety of questions from faculty, staff, and students. May 12, 1976. (28:09)

Rendleman | Spina | What is your life?

Recent Features:
Evangelicals in American Film Associate Professor of Communication Todd Rendleman, 2007 Winifred E. Weter Lecturer, examines how evangelicals are portrayed in movies. April 19, 2007. (1:45:33)

From the Inside Out: The Biblical Story in Global Perspective Professor of Christian Scriptures Frank Spina examines God’s selection of Abraham & Sarah and argues that God works through individuals in order to redeem all people. January 9, 2007. (26:50)

SPU Classics:
What Is Your Life? Missionary Margaret Brabon challenges Christians for fulfill “The Great Commission” by serving in, financially supporting, or praying for the mission field. February 24, 1982. (27:38)

Jackson | Newby | Perkins

Recent Features:
Searching for a Prophetic Voice: Press Coverage of the Civil Rights Movement Dr. Rick Jackson examines the role of the media in covering and contributing to the American Civil Rights Movement. January 18, 2007. (56:58)

The Historical Context of Gospel Music Dr. Stephen Newby presents the history of American gospel music, dating back to its earliest forms in the Black church to its present influence in worship today. February 22, 2007. (51:18)

SPU Classics:
A Quiet Revolution Nearly three decades ago, Dr. John Perkins visited the SPU campus to share his personal faith journey and views on the role of churches in serving their neighborhoods. April 5, 1978. (44:42)