Robert Stallman
Professor Bible, Hebrew  
1979, Northwest College B.A.
1985, Regent College M.Div.
1999, Westminster Theological Seminary Ph.D.
Bob Stallman

Courses | Speakers Bureau

Courses

BIBL 2003
BIBL 2703
BIBL 3113 Prophetic Literature
BIBL 3133 Psalms
LANG 2115 Biblical Hebrew I

Speakers Bureau

Dr. Robert Stallman is a member of Northwest University's Speakers Bureau and is available to address your church group or organization.

Dr. Stallman has done significant preaching in local churches. He has spoken on prayer and the Psalms at a men's retreat and has presented a series of messages on worship in the adult sessions of a Bible camp.

Available Topics

  • Christian Prayer and the Book of Psalms
    How the Psalms can guide us in prayer today.
    (Three sessions on Psalms 1, 2, and 3)
  • Worship as Our Response to God's Revelation
    of Himself in Christ
    Worship is enriched when we focus on who God is and what He has done for us.
    (Psalm 136 and Revelation 4-5)
  • Jesus Our Great High Priest
    How Jesus fulfills the Old Testament and how we should love him for being our Great High Priest.
    (Zechariah 3)
  • Jesus is the "Man in the Gap"
    This message shows Jesus as the prophet who stands between us and God's punishment. It has great implications for ministry today.
    (Ezekiel 22)
  • No Longer Only a Servant -- Now a Friend
    Jesus calls us "friends." What does that really mean for us?
    (John 15)
  • True Leadership (Jesus as King)
    This tells the story of Judah, who is a very surprising example of one who lays down his life, prefiguring Christ. This has real implications for Christian life and ministry today.
    (Genesis 44)
  • Jesus the Great Host
    Jesus turning water into wine is a message on divine hospitality, but also on our identity as guests at God's table.
    (John 2)
  • The Church as Prophetic Community

    God empowered Elijah to confront King Ahab over a matter of social injustice and murder. Today, the Holy Spirit also empowers us to proclaim not only holiness, but justice.
    (1 Kings 21)

Booking Information

To find out more about hosting Dr. Stallman at your church or organization, please e-mail Harmonie Vallerand, Assistant Director of Print Communications, at harmonie.vallerand@northwestu.edu .

 

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