Hengst Lecture Series with Dr. Lisa Wolfe
Sunday, March 30
Join us for the Jane and Herb Hengst Visiting Scholar Series as we welcome Dr. Lisa M. Wolfe, Professor and Endowed Chair of Hebrew Bible at Oklahoma City University. This annual series brings esteemed scholars to McFarlin to preach, teach, and engage in meaningful conversations that deepen our faith and understanding.
Dr. Wolfe’s visit will coincide with our Lenten series, offering a rich exploration of biblical wisdom and service.
Worship Services | Sanctuary | 8:30 & 11:00 AM
- Sermon: “Eat, Drink and Be Merry?”
- Scripture: Ecclesiastes 5:8-20 | Matthew 19:16-24
What does it mean to live with joy while maintaining a faithful heart? Dr. Wolfe will guide us through this tension as we reflect on Ecclesiastes and the teachings of Jesus.
Sunday School | 9:45 AM | Room 209
- Maternal Maxims on Societal Structure: Hannah and Mary’s Songs: The songs of Hannah and Mary reveal powerful theological insights and social critiques. Dr. Wolfe will lead an engaging discussion on how these maternal voices shape our understanding of justice, faith, and divine action.
Lunch & Lecture | 12:15 PM | Atrium (Lunch) & Room 209 (Lecture)
- “Saving Ruth” What can the story of Ruth teach us about faith, resilience, and inclusion? In this lunchtime session, Dr. Wolfe will offer fresh perspectives on the Book of Ruth and its relevance today.
📢 RSVP for the Lunch Session
Lunch will be provided in the Atrium before the lecture. Please RSVP in advance by filling out the form below to help us plan.
We hope you will join us for this inspiring day of worship, learning, and conversation as we seize the day and serve others in faith.