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2019 Faulkner Lectures
March 3–7
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Faulkner University
A C H R I S T I A N U N I V E R S I T Y
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Campus Map
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1. Main Entrance & Visitor 20. J.L. Perry Cafeteria
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Information Center 21. Freeman Tower
2. Harris College of Business 22. V.P. Black College of Biblical Studies 15
(Harris Building) (Harris-Parker Building)
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3. Thomas Goode Jones School of Law 23. University Church of Christ
(Marjorie Snook Building) 24. National Lads to Leaders Office 31
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4. E.L. Collum Rotunda 25. Harris Women’s Residence Hall
5. Gus Nichols Library 26. Harrison Apartments 18 7
6. Greer Hall 27. Davis Dorms 19
7. Brooks Hall 28. Burton Dorms 29 6
8. M.B. “Pop” Myers Fine Arts Building 29. Baldwin Dorms 5
9. John Mark Stallings Football Field 30. Men’s Apartments 20
10. Leopold D. Lee Family Fieldhouse 31. Camillia Gardens 4
11. Harrison Baseball Field 28
12. Pavilion www.faulkner.edu 27
13. Sojourner Park 21 2
14. Lady Eagles Softball Field
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15. Maintenance Office
16. Tine Davis Gym/Multiplex 3
(Freeman-Harrison Student Multiplex)
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17. Project Key
18. Johnson Annex
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19. Johnson Hall
G. Scott Gleaves, Dean
David W. Hester, Director
Nancy Itson, Event Services Manager
LECTURESHIP COMMITTEE
Jeanette Stubblefield, Vendor Coordinator
HARRIS-PARKER BUILDING
Lester (BIBLE BUILDING)
Chapel
KEY HP HP HP
Randall Bailey, Jimmy Gee, Billy Hilyer, Betty Lamberth,
LC Lester Chapel 112 117 128/130
Cecil May Jr., Brenda Turner, Steve Wages, and Mike Williams
UCC University Church of Christ Auditorium
UCF University Church of Christ Fellowship
HP Harris-Parker (Bible Building)
JLPDR J.L. Perry Dining Room HP Restroom Atrium HP HP
ROT University Rotunda 108 136 135
CONTENTS
Message from the President 2
Message from the Director 2
Message from the Director of the Cloverdale
Center for Youth and Family Ministry 3
Message from the Workshop Coordinator 3
Honorees 4
What You Need to Know 5
Youth and Family Ministry Summit 5
Full Schedule 6
Sunday Program 6
Monday Program 6
Tuesday Program 8
Wednesday Program 10
Thursday Workshop 12
WELCOME MESSAGE FROM THE PRESIDENT
W elcome to the campus of Faulkner University for the
2019 Faulkner Lectures. Since 1942 this institution
has been deeply committed to biblical teaching and faithful
living. The Bible lectures are an important outgrowth of
our historical Christian mission. This year’s theme, Restore!
Seeking God’s Way, is a tremendously relevant topic for us
to explore. In many ways, Faulkner University is attempting
to propel a new restoration movement in young people.
We want them, regardless of their chosen profession, to
be engaged in restoring the world to the way God intended. It is an effort to be much
more than restoring the 1st century pattern for the church. It is a challenge to restore 1st
century discipleship, compassion, and holy living. I am thankful to Dr. Scott Gleaves and
Dr. David Hester for assembling a tremendous lineup of dynamic presenters this year. I
feel confident that we will be blessed, challenged, and inspired after participating in this
outstanding event. We pray that this week will be uplifting to you.
Michael D. Williams, EdD
President
mwilliams@faulkner.edu
WELCOME MESSAGE FROM THE DIRECTOR
T he 2019 Faulkner Lectures address a concept that is
needed in the 21st century: Restore! Seeking God’s
Way. The answers to all of our spiritual problems can be
discovered by going back to God’s word. This solution
lies at the heart of restoration. Be sure to view the
program for lectures, special events, and opportunities for
fellowship.
Restoration involves restoring what God said in the way
in which he said it for the purpose for which he said it. It is incumbent upon us to
articulate this plea as clearly as possible. It is our hope that the 2019 Faulkner Lectures
will be a source of positive encouragement to that end. Welcome to our campus.
David W. Hester, PhD
Director, Faulkner Lectures
dhester@faulkner.edu
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WELCOME MESSAGE FROM THE DIRECTOR OF THE
CLOVERDALE CENTER FOR YOUTH AND FAMILY MINISTRY
T he Youth and Family Ministry Summit, hosted by the V.
P. Black College of Biblical Studies and the Cloverdale
Center for Youth and Family Ministry at Faulkner University, is
scheduled for March 4–5 in conjunction with the 2019 Faulkner
Lectures. Youth ministry today is very complex and diverse
due to rapid cultural changes which create major challenges for
youth and family ministers. A recent study by the Barna Group
(2016) cited rising skepticism of the Bible, increased loneliness,
pervasive pornography, confusion regarding human sexuality, a
me-first morality, and an era defined by achievement as cultural
shifts have, among other things, changed the landscape of youth
ministry. What is to be done? The 2019 YFM Summit will examine the present state of youth
ministry and equip youth and family ministers to meet the challenge of helping young Christians
embrace and articulate countercultural biblical commitments. You will be blessed by the knowledge
and experience of seasoned youth leaders who, much like you, desire to have an incredible impact
on the character, competence, and faith of young disciples of Christ.
Steve Wages, PhD, CFLE
Director, Cloverdale Center for
Youth and Family Ministry
swages@faulkner.edu
WELCOME MESSAGE FROM THE
WORKSHOP COORDINATOR
W elcome to the 2019 Faulkner Lectures and the workshop
on Restoring the Educational Program of the Local
Congregation. It is a fact, almost in every case, that the young
people who enter a Christian university, even those from
congregations of the Lord’s church, have very little Bible
knowledge. It is a fact that we are losing a large majority of
our children to different worldviews, agnosticism, and even
atheism. It is also true that the majority of these problems stems
from the home because the Bible school program of the local
congregation is supposed to be the “icing on the cake.” While the
local congregation can never and should never take the place of
the home, how can the educational program of the local congregation best assist parents in their
responsibilities?
Can we do a better job than we have in the past? I believe that we can. Those who attend this
workshop will learn practical tips and will be given tools which will help to accomplish the goal.
Speakers will offer teacher training and/or curriculum which can help to instill excitement in
teachers and to show them how to be more effective. Each speaker will also include ways in which
his method or curriculum will help with teaching on the topic of gender issues. We pray that you
will join us.
Jimmy Gee, PhD
Assistant Director, KGST
jgee@faulkner.edu
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HONOR TO WHOM HONOR IS DUE
Martel Pace was born September 7, 1934, into a
sharecropping family in the Hankins community
near Newport, Arkansas. A crop destroying famine
in 1935 drove the family to leave Arkansas and
move to Flint, Michigan, where Martel’s dad found
work in a General Motors plant, so Martel grew
up in Michigan. Always excelling in academics, he
graduated from Dye High School in 1952 at the top
of his class.
Martel has preached the gospel since 1954–55, his
first year as a student at Freed-Hardeman College.
While there he was elected president of the student
body and Mr. FHU. Freed-Hardeman was a
junior college at that time so Martel transferred to
Harding. During his junior year there, he made the
fortunate choice of marrying Doris Grimes of Flint,
Michigan.
After graduation, he preached for a year at Tupelo and two years at Prescott, both in Arkansas,
and then preached for the next fifteen years in the Flint, Michigan, area, where he is still
remembered with great appreciation.
In 1974, he and Doris moved to Kennett, Missouri, so their children could attend a Christian
school. In 1982, they moved to the Lakewood church in Montgomery, which then merged with
Druid Hills to become Vaughn Park, the third largest congregation in Alabama at that time.
After a time there, he accepted a position as Bible teacher half-time at Faulkner University and
as preacher half-time at University church near Faulkner. He shared the University pulpit equally
with Donnie Hilliard. As a minister Martel was quick to discern error and to correct it personally
and graciously. After University church contracted with one full-time pulpit preacher, Martel
served for several more years there as involvement minister.
Doris has always played an important supporting role in Martel’s ministry and has been active in
her own ministry endeavors as well. She has served as Bible school teacher and as supervisor in
the elementary and children’s educational department. She also carries a leading role in helping
to provide bridal and new birth showers as they are needed. Martel is retired now with several
health issues, and Doris lovingly cares for him while continuing to serve in other ways.
Commendations and congratulations for lifetimes of service to the Lord and to his church,
Martel and Doris!
Cecil May Jr.
Dean Emeritus, V. P. Black College of Biblical Studies
cmay@faulkner.edu
PLEASE JOIN US IN HONORING
MARTEL AND DORIS PACE
4 TUESDAY, MARCH 5, AT 5PM IN UCF | $17 PER PERSON 4
WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW
RELAX IN THE ATRIUM
The atrium in the Harris-Parker Building provides a perfect place to
visit with friends, to renew old acquaintances, or simply to relax.
THE TEAROOM
Members of Friends for Faulkner operate the tearoom in HP 112.
Fresh soups, corn bread, crackers, coffee, soft drinks, water, and baked
goods will be available daily.
VENDOR DISPLAYS
Vendors are located in HP 112, 117 and in designated areas in the
atrium. The vendors help to sponsor the Faulkner Lectures. Be sure
to visit their booths.
LECTURESHIP RECORDINGS
All lectures will be recorded by National Media Services and can be
ordered at the registration table or from National Media Services, Inc.,
613 North Commerce Avenue, Front Royal, VA 22630. Contact Mike
McCool via email at mike@nationalmediaservices.com or by phone at
540-635-4181. The entire lecture series will be available for only $25,
including shipping.
YOUTH AND FAMILY MINISTRY SUMMIT SCHEDULE
MONDAY, MARCH 4
12:30 PM (ROT): Lunch; "The State of Youth Ministry"—Steve Wages
1:30 PM (LC): “Hope for the Lonely Heart”—Terry Cagle
2:30 PM (LC): “What's Love Got to Do with It?”—Trae Durden
3:30 PM (LC): “Me-First Morality”—Billy Camp
TUESDAY, MARCH 5
12:30 PM (Cucos Mexican Restaurant): Lunch
1:30 PM (LC): “Giving Up the Pursuit of Happiness to Pursue Joy”—Justin Barnes
2:30 PM (LC): “I Am as God Made Me”—Steve Wages
3:30 PM (LC): “A People to Be Loved”—Andrew Howell
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2019 FAULKNER LECTURES
"Restore! Seeking God's Way"
SUNDAY, MARCH 3
5:00 PM
Allen Clements and the Faulkner University Chorus (UCC)
6:00 PM
Opening Night Keynote
Hawatthia (Hi) Jones (UCC): “Restore Our Love for Christ”
Jon Podein, Song Leader
MONDAY, MARCH 4
8:30 AM
Cecil May Jr. (LC): “Restoring the Spirit of Christ”
9:30 AM
Hugh Fulford (HP 108): “The Restoration Plea: Is It Valid?”
Sam Hester (HP 128): “Great Restoration Leaders: David Lipscomb”
Randall Bailey and G. Scott Gleaves (HP 130): “Restoration and
the Old Testament”
David W. Hester (HP 135): “The Restoration Prior to Stone and
Campbell”
Class for Ladies
Sue Crabtree (LC): “Living a Life of Love”
10:30 AM
Chapel Keynote
Hawatthia (Hi) Jones (UCC): “Restore Character”
Matthew Sokoloski, Song Leader
11:30 AM
C. Wayne Kilpatrick (HP 108): “Great Restoration Leaders: Barton
W. Stone”
Bruce Morton (HP 128): “The Example and Writings of James A.
Garfield”
David Laton (HP 130): “Equipping the Saints—Enhancing Our
Adult Bible Classes”
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Bart Warren (HP 135): “20th Century Restoration Leaders: Thomas
B. Warren”
Carl Cheatham (LC): “Issues in the Restoration Movement—the
Instrumental Music Controversy”
12:30 PM
Lunch Selections in the Tearoom (HP 112)
Luncheon for Bible Majors/Youth Ministers (ROT)
Steve Wages: “The State of Youth Ministry”
1:30 PM
David Laton (HP 108): "Spiritual Growth—Our Journey to
Christlikeness"
Friends of the Restoration
Kerry Williams (HP 128/130): “The Restoration Movement's
Commitment to Preaching”
Bill Irby (HP 135): “Restoring Zeal”
YFMS
Terry Cagle (LC): “Hope for the Lonely Heart”
2:30 PM
Frank Bellizzi (HP 108): “Lockney and Hereford: A Tale of Two
Christian Colleges on the High Plains of Texas”
Friends of the Restoration
Shawn Mathis (HP 128/130): “The Restoration and the Church in
Nashville”
Matthew Morine (HP 135): “Modern Departures from the
Restoration”
YFMS
Trae Durden (LC): “What's Love Got to Do with It?”
3:30 PM
Todd Brenneman (HP 108): “Forces for Division: The 19th
Century”
Friends of the Restoration
David Edwin Harrell Jr. (HP 128/130): “Writing Religious History”
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Sam Wilcutt (HP 135): “Restoring Christian Living”
YFMS
Billy Camp (LC): “Me-First Morality”
5:00 PM
Friends of the Restoration Banquet (UCF)
Sam Long: “The Humor of V. P. Black”
6:15 PM
Congregational Singing (UCC)
Art Williams, Song Leader
7:00 PM
Evening Keynote
David Shannon (UCC): “Restore Our Love for the Word”
Art Williams, Song Leader
TUESDAY, MARCH 5
8:30 AM
Cecil May Jr. (LC): “Restoring the Passion to Seek God's Way”
9:30 AM
Hugh Fulford (HP 108): “Restoration Insights and Observations:
Early Efforts and Today”
Mike Dozier (HP 128): “Worship Leader Dynamics”
Randall Bailey and G. Scott Gleaves (HP 130): “Restoration and
the Old Testament”
David W. Hester (HP 135): “Are We Part of the Stone-Campbell
Movement?”
Class for Ladies
Lauri Ann Itson (LC): “Better Together”
10:30 AM
Chapel Keynote
Andrew Itson (UCC): “Restore Selflessness”
Matthew Sokoloski, Song Leader
11:30 AM
Anthony McCarty (HP 108): “Restoring the Plan of Salvation”
8Mike Dozier (HP 128): “Worship Planning”
Ben Giselbach (HP 130): “Restoring New Testament Worship”
James Gee (HP 135): “Restoring Biblical Leadership”
Carl Cheatham (LC): “Issues in the Restoration Movement—the
Civil War”
12:30 PM
Lunch Selections in the Tearoom (HP 112)
Ladies Luncheon (JLPDR)
YFMS Lunch (Cucos Mexican Restaurant)
1:30 PM
Will Hester (HP 108): “Restoring New Testament Fellowship”
Mike Gifford (HP 128): “Restoring Joy”
David Kenney (HP 130): “Great Restoration Leaders: Thomas
Campbell”
Tom Childers (HP 135): “Great Restoration Leaders: J.W.
McGarvey”
YFMS
Justin Barnes (LC): “Giving Up the Pursuit of Happiness to Pursue
Joy”
2:30 PM
Frank Bellizzi (HP 108): “Among the Five Tribes: Restoration
Missionaries to Indian Territory”
Will Hester (HP 128): “20th Century Restoration Leaders: Joe Blue”
David Kenney (HP 130): “Great Restoration Leaders: Alexander
Campbell”
Matthew Morine (HP 135): “Modern Departures from the
Restoration”
YFMS
Steve Wages (LC): “I Am as God Made Me”
93:30 PM
Todd Brenneman (HP 108): “Forces for Division: The 20th Century”
Dewayne Bryant (HP 128): “Great Restoration Leaders: J.D. Tant”
David Kenney (HP 130): “Great Restoration Leaders: Alexander
Campbell's Debates”
Kirk Brothers (HP 135): “Restoring Evangelism”
YFMS
Andrew Howell (LC): “A People to Be Loved”
4:30 PM
Bluegrass Jam/Alumni Fellowship (Atrium)
5:00 PM
Silver Circle, Alumni, and Friends Dinner (UCF)
Honoring Martel and Doris Pace
6:15 PM
Congregational Singing (UCC)
Sam Wallace, Song Leader
7:00 PM
Evening Keynote
Andrew Itson (UCC): “Restore Our Love for One Another”
Sam Wallace, Song Leader
10:00 PM
Andrew Itson (LC): Late Night Devotional
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 6
8:30 AM
Cecil May Jr. (LC): “Restoring the Undenominational Ideal”
9:30 AM
Hugh Fulford (HP 108): “Some Great Leaders of the Restoration
Movement”
Tim Hester (HP 128): “Great Restoration Leaders: T.B. Larimore”
Randall Bailey and G. Scott Gleaves (HP 130): “Restoration and
the Old Testament”
10David W. Hester (HP 135): “Restoration Leaders and Eschatology”
Class for Ladies
Mia Medlin (LC): “Restore the Joy of My Salvation”
10:30 AM
Chapel Keynote
Lonnie Jones (UCC): “Restore Sexual Integrity”
Matthew Sokoloski, Song Leader
11:30 AM
Forum (LC): “Inerrancy”
David W. Hester (Moderator), Cecil May Jr., and G. Scott Gleaves
12:30 PM
Lunch Selections in the Tearoom (HP 112)
1:30 PM
Student Lectures
Olivia McDaniel (LC—Ladies): “Restoring Faith on Campus”
Jacob Compton (HP 135): “Restoring Faith on Campus”
2:30 PM
Student Lectures
Victoria McDaniel (LC—Ladies): “Restoring Hope on Campus”
Blaine Chason and Bryant Crain (HP 135): “Restoring Hope on
Campus”
3:30 PM
Student Lectures
Olivia Hatcher (LC—Ladies): “Restoring Love on Campus”
Thad Williams (HP 135): “Restoring Love on Campus”
4:30 PM
Faulkner Family Fellowship (UCF)
6:15 PM
Congregational Singing (UCC)
Jason Isbell, Song Leader
7:00 PM
Evening Keynote
Lonnie Jones (UCC): “Restore Our Love for the Lost”
Jason Isbell, Song Leader
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8:30 AM
Restoring the Educational Program of the Local Congregation
Steve Wages (HP 135): “How Can We Restore the Educational
Program of the Local Congregation?”
9:30 AM
Restoring the Educational Program of the Local Congregation
Roy Johnson (HP 135): Lads to Leaders
10:30 AM
Chapel Keynote
Jacob Hendrix (UCC): “Restore Hope”
Matthew Sokoloski, Song Leader
11:30 AM
Restoring the Educational Program of the Local Congregation
Jeff Miller (HP 135): Apologetics Press Curriculum
12:30 PM
Lunch on Your Own
1:30 PM
Restoring the Educational Program of the Local Congregation
Moises Pinedo (HP 135): Spanish Curriculum
2:30 PM
Restoring the Educational Program of the Local Congregation
Michael Whitworth (HP 135): Teaching Rocket
3:30 PM
Restoring the Educational Program of the Local Congregation
Steve Wages, Moderator (HP 135): Student Roundtable Discussion
of God and Gender
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