Other Authors
Not all the material on this site is from the staff of Gutenberg College and its institutes; sometimes members of the larger Gutenberg community have contributed articles and other teaching.
Earle Craig
Earle Craig, a graduate of Fuller Theological Seminary and a Bible teacher in southern California, is on the board of governors of Gutenberg College.
Articles
- Thinking about Katrina. Looks at God and suffering in the light of Hurricane Katrina.
- Pagan Christianity. Compares modern Christianity and ancient pagan idolatry.
Audio Series
- Coming to Truth A Wednesday Night Class where Gutenberg tutors and others within the Gutenberg College community describe the intellectual journey that led them to conclude that Christianity is true.
- Jesus' Teachings on Pharisaism Talks by Jack Crabtree and Earle Craig exploring Jesus' view of the Pharisees, given at Reformation Fellowship.
- Miscellaneous Talks Individual talks given by various teachers on a variety of topics.
- Miscellaneous Talks Individual talks given by various teachers on a variety of topics.
Deanna Hershiser
Deanna Hershiser is a freelance writer who has been an active participant in McKenzie Study Center classes.
Articles
- MSC & Me. Describes how MSC helped one person to a more accurate biblical understanding.
Jeff Johnson
Jeff Johnson, an associate staff member of McKenzie Study Center, is a composer and musician who operates his own recording company, ArkMusic. www.arkmusic.com
Articles
- A Room Full of Books. Portrays the value of books in our spiritual journey.
- Creating in Faith. Reflections on being an artist and a Christian.
Robby Julian
Robby Julian has participated in the ministry of McKenzie Study Center since 1982, as wife of MSC teacher Ron Julian, as a student, and as an editor of MSC and Gutenberg College publications.
Articles
- Will He Find Faith?. Argues that the reality of Christ's return ought to change the way we think about our lives.
Margaret Sholaas
Margaret Sholaas is a full-time computer programmer and a former McKenzie Study Center staff member. She has a degree in cell and molecular biology, and she completed MSC's biblical exegesis program. Her teaching at MSC focuses on apologetics and alleged scientific problems with the biblical worldview.
Articles
- Where was God?. Discusses our understanding of God and the existence of evil.
- Regret. Considers human regrets in the light of the sovereignty of God.
- Trusting the God Who Made Hell. Emphasizes and reconciles the justice and love of God.
- Carpe Deum. The commencement address from the 2000 Gutenberg graduation.
- An Abortion That Should Have Been?. Considers the worth and meaning of a human life in the face of great suffering and loss.
- Sometimes It's Not Nice To Love. Shows how true love sometimes requires a painful honesty.
Tucker A. Teague
Tucker A. Teague, former MSC student and intern, has a BA in art history and an MA in film and telecommunication from the University of Oregon. At MSC, he has taught on the history of American film and visual literacy.
Articles
- Thoughts on Art, Popular Culture, and the Gospel. Explores the effect of the popular visual arts on our perception of reality and the communication of the gospel.
Peter Wierenga
Peter Wierenga, a financial planner, is both provost of Gutenberg College and on its board of governors. He has a B.A. in history and religious studies and an M.A. in history, both from the University of California, Santa Barbara.
Articles
- Reconciling Philosophy. Explores the question, "Why would a Christian care to read non-Christian and even anti-Christian thinkers?"
Audio Series
- Coming to Truth A Wednesday Night Class where Gutenberg tutors and others within the Gutenberg College community describe the intellectual journey that led them to conclude that Christianity is true.
- Miscellaneous Talks Individual talks given by various teachers on a variety of topics.
- Series in I Peter Talks by Peter Wierenga on the book of I Peter, given at Reformation Fellowship.
- Series in I Peter Talks by Peter Wierenga on the book of I Peter, given at Reformation Fellowship.
- Series in I Peter Talks by Peter Wierenga on the book of I Peter, given at Reformation Fellowship.
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