A Lesson on Humility
Expositing James 4 with Dr. Dave Anderson
A Free Live Webinar • September 15, 2022 (Thursday) • 6pm, US Central Time
A Lesson on Humility
Expositing James 4 with Dr. Dave Anderson
In his letter, James warns the Christians that “friendship with the world is hostility toward God” (James 4:4). Our pride is what causes quarrels and conflicts with each other and keeps us distant from the Lord. However, James tells us that if we humble ourselves before the Lord, He will lift us up.
We face worldly battles every day but if we turn away from our prideful nature and embrace humility, we can become equipped in following the path that God has set for us.
Join us at our LIVE webinar, A Lesson on Humility, taught by Dr. Dave Anderson and moderated by Dr. Mark Haywood. Learn the importance and transformative value of “humility”. Be enlightened, encouraged, and enriched in your understanding of this significant topic and the Book of James!
Speaker
Dave R. Anderson, PhD
Dr. David R. Anderson is a man of God whose message and ministry inspire, challenge, and change lives. As a prolific writer and author, church planter, Bible and biblical language scholar and professor, disciple-maker, and ministry visionary, he has undoubtedly made the Gospel known to people around the globe. Aside from being the Founder and President of Grace School of Theology, Dr. Anderson is also a Distinguished Professor of Systematic Theology and Biblical Languages. He particularly teaches the Advanced Greek Exegesis, Soteriology, and other theology courses.
Moderator
Mark Haywood, DMin
Dr. Mark Haywood serves as the Provost and a Professor of Hermeneutics, Homiletics, and Bible Exposition at Grace School of Theology. He has decades of proven excellence and experience in leading and teaching within the academe and in ministry. Dr. Haywood founded and pastored God’s Household of Faith; and he also previously served as Vice President of Student Affairs and Services, Dean of Students, and Assistant Professor at the College of Biblical Studies (CBS) in Houston, Texas. He is happily married and has three sons and one daughter.