Living the story | Auto Dealer | Urban Involvement

Recent Features:
It’s Not about Winning an Argument; It’s about Living in the Story SPU President Phil Eaton, partially in response to growing popularity of The Da Vinci Code, argues that it is important to know the Christian story and live in it in order to effectively engage the culture. May 23, 2006. (21:59)

Called to be an Auto Dealer Owner and CEO of Flow Automotive Don Flow challenges Christians to actively live out their faith in the workplace, using his personal business model as an example. April 5, 2005. (29:34)

SPU Classics:
A City Set on a Hill: Urban Involvement Ron Ruthruff shares that in order to effectively witness to others, particularly in an inner-city setting, one needs to really understand the deeper issues with which people struggle and authentically demonstrate God’s love. November 15, 1985. (28:28)

Action of Mercy | African Drums | Through the Eyes of a Child

Recent Features:
The Action of Mercy Associate Professor of Communication Todd Rendleman performs selections from Flannery O’Conner’s literary works. October 4, 2001. (46:36)

African Drums SPU Ethnic Percussion Ensemble performance. March 13, 2005. (3:58)

SPU Classics:
Through the Eyes of a Child Margaret Woods takes a look at the world from a child’s perspective and stresses the importance of exercising one’s imagination. April 26, 1976. (26:57)

Poverty | Engaging the Culture | John Wesley

Recent Features:
What Does the Bible Say about Poverty? Jim Wallis discusses a Christian response to the issue of world poverty. February 7, 2006. (43:10)

1 Peter: Engaging the Culture as Resident Aliens (Part 1 of 3) Professor of Christian Scriptures Rob Wall studies the opening of 1 Peter. October 3, 2006. (30:32)

SPU Classics:
John Wesley and a Christian Social Conscience William Hansen recounts the life of John Wesley and points to him as a model for addressing present day social problems. January 22, 1973. (34:59)