Intellect Riverina
Intellect aims to provide a platform for rigorous thinking about the Christian faith and its implications for our society.
Why Intellect Riverina?
Intellect Riverina is a ministry developed by local church leaders to engage people with intellectually compelling ideas about our world from a Christian perspective and how it relates to our lives. We believe the Christian faith withstands intellectual scrutiny and provides a framework for human flourishing. It points to answers relating to the scientific, social and moral questions of our day.
Upcoming Event
Dr Amy J Erickson
Date:
August 17, 2026 - 07:00 pm
Location:
Fairfax Centre, St Martin's College, CSU Wagga Wagga
Cost:
Free
About the speaker
Amy J. Erickson is originally from Texas, spent a few years poring over theology texts on the coast of Scotland, and pines for hiking the Rocky Mountains of Colorado while relishing the privilege of teaching theology and ethics in the heart of Canberra. She is also a co-author with Greg Wagenfuhr of the recently published Sabbath Gospel: A New Narrative About Time, Rest, and the Work of the Church.
About the Topic: What is Sabbath?
What is Sabbath?
What is the Gospel?
What is the Church?
And what do these things have to do with each other? As this talk will try to persuade you: everything.
To rightly understand one is to rightly understand the other, and more than that: how to be a faithful disciple of Jesus Christ in the middle of an age of great unrest.
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Past Talks
You can find links to previous Intellect talk videos and other various content in our online library.
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Rev’d Dr Andrew Cameron
Civility: Living with others in a polarised age
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