BTS Symposium

WATERS, WHISPER, THUNDER: WHAT GOD’S VOICE SOUNDS LIKE: A Seminary Biblical and Theological Studies Symposium

Location:  In-Person: South Howison Room, Reimer Student Life Centre, Providence Campus | Online: via Zoom

Presenter: Nate Wall-Bowering, Assistant Professor of Old Testament

Brief Description: Christians of various stripes try to hear God’s voice in the pages of the Bible, in the quiet of prayer, and in the happenings of life. But to what exactly should Christians tune their ears? What does God’s voice sound like? The Old Testament not only takes up these questions, it even spells out an answer. With help from Christian poet John Donne, and by visiting a handful of Old Testament texts, this symposium will explore the theology of God’s style offered by the Scriptures. God’s voice, the Old Testament says, sounds like more—a more that ends in mercy. You can view the symposium poster here.

Click on the button below to indicate if you are planning on attending in-person or online. This event is free of charge. You can bring a bag lunch or purchase a meal in the cafeteria. Online attendees will receive a link by email once they register.