O. Palmer Robertson (Th.D., Union Theological Seminary in Richmond) is principal and director of African Bible College in Uganda and adjunct professor of Old Testament at Knox Theological Seminary. He has served pastorates in several states, spoken at many conferences, taught at several seminaries, and lectured in Africa, Europe, Asia, and Latin America. His books include Christ of the Covenants, The Genesis of Sex, and The Israel of God.

Cost: $25

Schedule

Friday, September 30

• 7:00 pm: Dessert and Coffee
• 7:30 – 9:00 pm: Session: A Way to Pray

Saturday, October 1

• 9:00 am: Breakfast and Coffee
• 9:30 – 11:30am: Session: Covenants: God’s Way with His People
• 12:00 pm: Lunch
• 1:00 – 2:00 pm: Q&A Session with Dr.Robertson
• 3:00 – 5:00 pm: Session: Covenants: God’s Way with His People

Dr. Robertson has recommended that all participants order a set of these conference books.
When calling to register please let us know whether you will be purchasing a set of books.
Book List:

• Covenants: God’s way with His People
• A Way to Pray
• A Way to Pray Booklet
• The Christ of the Covenant

Special Offer: $45 for 4 books; a 20% discount made available by the publisher

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There are many reasons that I am thankful for Summit Park Bible Church.  I’m thankful that we base our entire ministry on the Word of God.  We are an independent Bible church, and as such, we take no cues from synods or regional organizations — our head is Christ Jesus and our operations manual is the holy Bible.  I’m thankful that we have Pastor Monte, a committed, tireless, passionate expository preacher who is methodically taking us through the Bible on Sunday mornings.  I’m thankful that we have a vibrant youth program and for our assistant Pastor James who is dedicated, involved, and truly wants to see our kids nurtured and grow in the Word.  I’m thankful for our music directors and for our choir and musicians, as they lead us in music that is focused primarily on God and his glorification.  I’m thankful for our Sunday school and AWANA programs that allow us to educate our children with Biblical values and instill in them the importance of being well-versed in the Scriptures.  I’m thankful for the many others who diligently serve — often in the background: our deacons, deaconesses, hospitality committee, social event planners, building committee, etc.  I’m thankful for our congregation — a growing and maturing body that is eager to learn and to be molded after the church that we see in the New Testament.  I’m thankful for the prayer warriors that we have, who keep our prayer chains going and updated when situations arise.  I’m thankful for the financial giving and for the stability we have enjoyed for many years, not having to worry about how the bills are going to get paid.  I’m thankful for the opportunities that have been available to serve both God and His people in a variety of ways within our body.

These are just some of the reasons I’m thankful for our church.  Thank God for his provision and blessing!