Join the Centennial Institute for our upcoming Last Lecture event with Dr. Mark Mayfield, CCU Assistant Professor of Counseling. Dr. Mark Mayfield will explore the hidden epidemic of loneliness in a hyper-connected world. Drawing on personal stories, biblical insights, and his mental health journey, Dr....
Join the Centennial Institute for our upcoming Last Lecture event with Dr. John Wind, CCU Associate Professor of Theology. This talk considers the questions: What should the role of Christians be in the American public square? Are we a Christian nation? How should Christians promote...
Join the Centennial Institute and CCU for Life for a screening of Seth Gruber's new documentary, The 1916 Project, followed by a discussion about the film's main themes with AJ Hurley, national organizer of outreach for The White Rose Resistance. The 1916 Project is a powerful documentary...
Join the Centennial Institute for our inaugural Last Lecture event. In an age which has made revolution and radicalism the norm, what does it truly mean to be a rebel? Drawing on writers and philosophers from both the past and present, Professor Michael Plato will...
Patrick J. Deneen is a Professor of Political Science at the University of Notre Dame and a well-known political writer. His widely acclaimed book Why Liberalism Failed has been translated into over 20 languages and praised by former President Obama and conservatives because it highlights...
For many Americans, the Constitution feels like a distant document that has little impact on their daily lives outside of the occasional big Supreme Court case. However, the Constitution plays a vital role in all levels of the federal court every day. It is the...
Join the Centennial Institute for our second-annual Constitution Day Lecture. The Founding Fathers created the first modern form of government to acknowledge that rights came from God, not government. To preserve these liberties from the encroachment of political power, the United States Constitution was uniquely...
The Beatles are generally considered to be the most influential and best-selling band of all time, playing a key role in the cultural revolution of the 1960s. Did they have a debt to Christianity? What was their theological impact? Join Dr. Donald Sweeting, Chancellor of...
One of the most important theologians in the history of Christianity, not to mention one of the most important people in the classical world, was Augustine of Hippo (354-430 AD). Augustine was a force that still must be reckoned with by thought leaders of all...
In honor of President's Day each year, CCU hosts a lecture on a U.S. president. This year, the Honorable John Andrews, founder of the Centennial Institute, will join us to speak on the presidency of Richard Nixon. Andrews worked in the Nixon White House as...
