Wesley Hill: Reading Romans in a Time of Upheaval

Regent’s Evening Public Lecture series is back for another summer! Join us in person or online to explore Scripture, theology, culture, and much more with Summer Programs faculty and other exciting speakers.

To livestream this and other Evening Public Lectures, visit us at rgnt.net/live.

ABOUT THE LECTURE

Paul’s letter to the Romans has often been described as apocalyptically explosive. It announces God’s intervention through Jesus Christ to bring reconciliation for enemies and restoration for the entire cosmos. In a time when disease, war, and social division are dominating our headlines, Romans offers a vision of redemption that is socially unifying, ecologically hopeful, and—above all—reassuringly God-centered.

ABOUT THE SPEAKER

Wesley Hill is Associate Professor of New Testament at Western Theological Seminary in Holland, Michigan and an assisting priest at Trinity Episcopal Cathedral in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. His most recent book is The Lord’s Prayer: A Guide to Praying to Our Father (Lexham, 2019).

Dr. Hill is teaching Male and Female in Christ from July 4 to July 8 as part of Regent’s 2022 Summer Programs.

FORMAT AND ATTENDANCE

Regent intends to offer this lecture as a live event in the College’s chapel. Under current provincial policies, this event will not require attendees to show proof of vaccination. Please be aware, however, that Regent’s event protocols will follow the guidelines in place on the event date.

This lecture will also be streamed live online, and we look forward to being joined by friends from around the world. A recording will be available for a limited time after the event.