Explore upcoming speaking engagements featuring Dr. Dawn Lewis Sutherland, an award-winning scholar and author whose presentations bridge ancient biblical scholarship with contemporary theological, ethical, and cultural challenges. Specializing in Old Testament and Ancient Near Eastern studies, theological anthropology, and the intersection of worship and human identity, Dr. Sutherland emphasizes faithful scriptural interpretation, human dignity, and…
Featured Events
- Date: June 23-27, 2025
- Location: Uppsala University, Sweden
- Presentation: Render unto Caesar? The Megiddo Mosaic and the Reframing of Allegiance
- Description: Unearthed in a Roman military base, the Megiddo Mosaic boldly proclaims “To the God Jesus Christ,” redefining how early Christians negotiated faith and empire. Drawing on postcolonial perspectives and fresh readings of Matthew, this presentation reveals a subversive yet entangled allegiance—one that still resonates in modern debates around nationalism, identity, and worship.
Tyndale Fellowship Annual Conference
- Date: June 30–July 2, 2025
- Location: The Hayes Conference Centre, Derbyshire, UK
- Presentation: From Babel to AI: Technology, Human Dignity, and Theological Ethics
- Description: Explore how theological anthropology informs cultural engagement in the face of advancing technology.
Archived Events
ETS Eastern Regional Conference
- Date: April 11-12, 2025
- Location: Liberty Theological Seminary (Liberty University)
- Academic Paper: Worship and the Imago Dei: Safeguarding Humanity’s Purpose in an Age of Autonomy
- PowerPoint Show: Worship and the Imago Dei (PPS)
- Description: Worship shapes human identity, but false worship distorts the imago Dei. This presentation explores how biblical worship safeguards humanity’s purpose, countering the false narratives of autonomy seen from Eden to Babel to AI and transhumanism.
AAR-SE Conference (March 7–9, 2025)
- Presentation: From Babel to AI: Theological Transitions in Human Identity and Technological Autonomy
- Description: Dr. Sutherland examined the theological implications of technological autonomy and human identity, bridging ancient biblical insights with modern ethical challenges. (Academic Paper Linked in “Presentation“)
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