Clips by Speaker

• Bell, Rob
• The Revolutionary Voice: Becoming the Kind of Person Who Has Something to Say (extemporaneous speaking, verbal fillers, ethos, verbal expressiveness)
• The Revolutionary Voice: Becoming the Kind of Person Who Has Something to Say (truthtelling, God-talk, pathos, logos, extemporaneous speaking, research, horizontal listening)
• The Revolutionary Voice: Becoming the Kind of Person Who Has Something to Say (truthtelling, naming/defining reality, ridicule, whistle-blowing)
• The Revolutionary Voice: Becoming the Kind of Person Who Has Something to Say (horizontal listening, pathos, logos, truthtelling, vertical listening (control beliefs), persuade)
• The Revolutionary Voice: Becoming the Kind of Person Who Has Something to Say (primary research (horizontal listening), logos, pathos, doubt-talk, patience, persuade)
• Jesus Is Difficult: Jesus Wept (storytelling, speech purpose, extemporaneous and impromptu speaking)
• Jesus Is Difficult: Jesus Wept (doubt-talk, speech purpose)
• Pure Undiluted Slog (slideware, nonverbal expressiveness)
• Pure Undiluted Slog (introduction, ethos, event fittingness, honest-talk)
• Bono
• Rebel Against Indifference (religious explicitness, ethos, fittingness)
• Oops...We Broke the World (introduction, purpose, topic)
• Oops…We Broke the World (horizontal listening)
• 54th Annual Prayer Breakfast Keynote Address (introduction)
• Oops…We Broke the World (event fit)
• Campolo, Tony
• The Yin and Yang of Christian Love (verbal expressiveness, truthtelling, God-talk, virtue, gentleness, kindness, peace, storytellling)
• The Yin and Yang of Christian Love (countenance, honest-talk, storytelling, extemporaneous speaking)
• Dating: Turning Your Life Over to God (transitions, pathos, storytelling, horizontal listening, research, ethos)
• Dating: Turning Your Life Over to God (kindness, mockery, storytelling)
• Discipleship: Living Life to the Nth Degree (pathos, logos, organization, problem-solution logic)
• Discipleship: Living Life to the Nth Degree (introduction, storytelling, nonverbal expressiveness -- face (countenance), gesture, body)
• The Least of These (storytelling, verbal expressiveness (loudness, pace), kindness, gentleness, communicative justice)
• Churchill, Winston
• Claiborne, Shane
• Craig, William Lane
• The Absurdity of Life Without God (research, control beliefs, verbal expressiveness)
• The Absurdity of Life Without God (secondary research, verbal expressiveness, truthtelling)
• The Absurdity of Life Without God (logos, pathos, fittingness with audience)
• DeFord, Frank
• The American Athlete as American Hero
• The American Athlete as American Hero
• The American Athlete as American Hero
• The American Athlete as American Hero
• DeHeer, Jolene
• Experience the Miracle (audience fittingness, available time, visual metaphor, primary and secondary research, persuade, inform, delight)
• DeKruyter, Art
• I Will Build My Church
• I Will Build My Church (audience fit, verbal expressiveness, speech purpose, extemporaneous speaking)
• Farmer, Paul
• Public Health & Social Justice
• Public Health & Social Justice
• Public Health & Social Justice
• Pathologies of Power: Rethinking Health & Human Rights in the Global Era (PowerPoint (slideware))
• Pathologies of Power: Rethinking Health & Human Rights in the Global Era (slideware, PowerPoint)
• Pathologies of Power: Rethinking Health & Human Rights in the Global Era (PowerPoint, slideware, storytelling)
• Fitzhugh, Steve
• Passion (introduction, expressiveness, countenance, eye contact, frequency range, vocal pacing, ethos)
• Passion (secondary research, fabrication, pathos, logos, extemporaneous speaking)
• Hancock, Maxine
• Women in Leadership Forum: Removing Barriers & Releasing Gifts
• Women in Leadership Forum: Removing Barriers & Releasing Gifts
• Women in Leadership Forum: Removing Barriers & Releasing Gifts
• Hazen, Craig
• Evidence for the Resurrection (logos, audience fit, apologetics)
• Hestenes, Roberta
• Challenges for Women in Leadership (communicative justice, virtue, verbal expressiveness, speech apprehension, ethos)
• Challenges for Women in Leadership (primary research, extemporaneous speaking, ego, speech apprehension)
• Challenges for Women in Leadership (defining reality (naming), vertical listening, storytelling, horizontal listening)
• Challenges for Women in Leadership (primary and secondary research, logos, pathos, fittingness with audience, thesis)
• Challenges for Women in Leadership (doubt-talk, storytelling, speech purposes, persuade, inform, delight)
• Horner, David
• Faith, Reason, and Truth (introduction, ethos, fittingness with audience, storytelling)
• Keller, Tim
• Culture (introduction, straight-talk, organization)
• Culture (naming/defining reality, religious explicitness, speech purposes, persuasion)
• Selling (organization, persuasion)
• Selling (verbal fillers, organization)
• Selling (control beliefs, storytelling)
• Mathewes-Green, Frederica
• When Every Day is Casual Friday: Anxiety Hangs Over a Culture When Adults Act Like Children (peace)
• When Every Day is Casual Friday: Anxiety Hangs Over a Culture When Adults Act Like Children (organization)
• McLaren, Brian
• What is the Emerging Church: Monastic and Communal (defining reality (naming), extemporaneous speaking, verbal expressiveness, ethos, audience fit)
• What is the Emerging Church: Monastic and Communal (introduction, audience fit, storytelling)
• Miller, Donald
• Tolkein Was No Hobbit: Another Memoir Goes Down (pathos, logos, storytelling, truthtelling, God-talk, doubt-talk)
• Tolkein Was No Hobbit: Another Memoir Goes Down (storytelling, apologetics, eye contact)
• Tolkein Was No Hobbit: Another Memoir Goes Down (storytelling, truthtelling, deception, internal listening)
• Moreland, JP
• Suffering, Enduring, and Discipleship (secondary research, introduction)
• The Case for Christianity (apologetics, pathos, straight talk, visual metaphor)
• The Case for Christianity (introduction, apologetics, thesis, audience fittingness)
• Noll, Mark
• What Happened to Christian Canada? (virtue, doubt-talk, communicative justice)
• What Happened to Christian Canada? (extemporaneous speaking, verbal expressiveness, audience fit)
• What Happened to Christian Canada?
• What Happened to Christian Canada?
• What Happened to Christian Canada?
• Nordling, Cherith
• Finding Out Who You Are (verbal expressiveness, storytelling)
• Finding Out Who You Are (impromptu, extemporaneous, verbal pace, virtue)
• Peterson, Eugene
• Eat This Book
• Eat This Book (ethos, virtue, peace, internal and vertical listening, verbal and nonverbal expressiveness)
• Your Story & God's Story (naming/defining reality, storytelling, listening)
• Your Story & God's Story (introduction, fittingness, research, ethos, verbal expressiveness)
• Teach Us to Care and Not to Care (verbal expressiveness, control beliefs, speech purposes)
• Teach Us to Care and Not to Care (listening, control beliefs, God-talk)
• Teach Us to Care and Not to Care (storytelling, virtue)
• Teach Us to Care and Not to Care (ego, speech purposes)
• Plantinga, Alvin
• Evolutionary Arguments Against Naturalism (kindness, secondary research)
• Evolutionary Arguments Against Naturalism (goodness, secondary research)
• Warranted Christian Belief (kindness, mockery)
• Warranted Christian Belief (introduction, simple logic, organization)
• Warranted Christian Belief (introduction, kindness)
• Rehnquist, William
• Commencement Address (verbal expressiveness)
• Commencement Address (eye contact, body movement, gestures)
• Reynolds, John Mark
• The Four Classical Virtues (verbal expressiveness, fittingness with audience and event, pathos, logos)
• Rifkin, Jeremy
• The Bio-tech Century: Harnessing the Gene and Remaking the World (introduction, audience fit, virtue, ethos)
• The Bio-tech Century: Harnessing the Gene and Remaking the World (extemporaneous speaking, primary research, speech purposes, persuasion, logos, pathos)
• The Bio-tech Century: Harnessing the Gene and Remaking the World (logos, pathos, audience fit, conclusion, speech purpose, persuasion)
• Roosevelt, Franklin Delano
• The Banking Crisis (audience-serving purpose)
• The Banking Crisis (organization)
• The Banking Crisis (peace)
• Root, Jerry
• C.S. Lewis and the Case for Christianity (pathos, logos, virtue)
• C.S. Lewis and the Case for Christianity (defining reality, doubt-talk)
• C.S. Lewis and the Case for Christianity (God-talk, doubt-talk, primary research)
• C.S. Lewis and the Case for Christianity (fabrication, defining reality, being accountable, storytelling, speech purpose)
• C.S. Lewis and the Case for Christianity (introduction)
• C.S. Lewis and the Case for Christianity (ethos, defining reality, virtue)
• Rutledge, Fleming
• Christian Right, Christian Left: The Polarized American Religious Scene (audience-serving introduction)
• Christian Right, Christian Left: The Polarized American Religious Scene (straight-talk 1)
• Christian Right, Christian Left: The Polarized American Religious Scene (defining reality 2)
• Christian Right, Christian Left: The Polarized American Religious Scene (research)
• Christian Right, Christian Left: The Polarized American Religious Scene (straight-talk 2)
• Christian Right, Christian Left: The Polarized American Religious Scene (defining reality 1)
• Schultze, Quentin
• Humility in Communication (verbal expressiveness)
• Humility in Communication (religious explicitness)
• Habits of the High-Tech Heart: Living Virtuously in the Information Age (verbal and nonverbal expressiveness, slideware such as PowerPoint, control beliefs, pathos, logos)
• Habits of the High-Tech Heart: Living Virtuously in the Information Age (primary and secondary research, countenance, speech purposes, storytelling, ethos)
• Silverman, Linda
• Upside-down Brilliance (slideware)
• Upside-down Brilliance (verbal pacing, slideware/PowerPoint, nonverbal expressiveness)
• Solzhenitsyn, Aleksandr
• A World Split Apart (audience fit, verbal expressiveness, control beliefs, conclusion)
• A World Split Apart (virtue, communicative justice)
• Stackhouse, John
• How to Be Both Biblical & Feminist: If You Want to Be
• How to Be Both Biblical & Feminist: If You Want to Be
• Stewart, Jon
• Oops...We Broke the World (introduction, purpose, topic)
• Oops…We Broke the World (horizontal listening)
• Oops…We Broke the World (event fit)
• Stockman, Steve
• U2: To Claim the Victory Jesus Won (verbal expressiveness, frequency range, loudness, pace, honest-talk, kindness)
• U2: To Claim the Victory Jesus Won (verbal expressiveness, mockery, conclusion, communicative justice, faithfulness)
• U2: To Claim the Victory Jesus Won (honest talk, apologetics, verbal expressiveness, mockery, speech purpose, logos, pathos)
• U2: To Claim the Victory Jesus Won (primary and secondary research, storytelling, persuasion, audience, event fittingness)
• U2: To Claim the Victory Jesus Won (research, logos, pathos, kindness, gentleness, fittingness with the audience)
• U2: To Claim the Victory Jesus Won (introduction, ethos, virtue)
• U2: Did They Come to Play Jesus? (verbal pace, secondary and primary research, flattery)
• U2: Did They Come to Play Jesus? (audience fit, mockery, ridicule, kindness, verbal expressiveness)
• U2: Did They Come to Play Jesus? (audience fit, verbal expressiveness, storytelling, extemporaneous speaking)
• U2: Did They Come to Play Jesus?
• Stoll, Clifford
• Throw Away Your Computer and Get an Education (storytelling)
• Throw Away Your Computer and Get an Education (expressiveness)
• Throw Away Your Computer and Get an Education (control beliefs, slideware, verbal and nonverbal expressiveness, pathos, logos)
• Waltke, Bruce
• Creation and Evolution
• Creation and Evolution (secondary sources, control beliefs, plagiarism, audience fit)
• Creation and Evolution (naming/defining reality, control beliefs, truthtelling, God-talk)
• Creation and Evolution (naming/defining reality, primary and secondary sources, logos, pathos, kindness, gentleness)
• Creation and Evolution (speech purpose, persuade, inform, delight/please, audience fit)
• Creation and Evolution (verbal pacing, frequency range, secondary sources, audience fit)
• Wangerin, Walter Jr.
• A Voice in the Wilderness (defining reality (naming))
• Wiesel, Elie
• The Perils of Indifference (primary research)
• The Perils of Indifference (naming/defining reality)
• The Perils of Indifference (speech purposes)
• Winner, Lauren
• Real Sex: The Naked Truth About Chastity (organizational logic, listening, research, ethos, verbal expressiveness)
• Real Sex: The Naked Truth About Chastity (religious explicitness, listening, introduction, ego, more)
• My Life as a Reader (storytelling, verbal expressiveness)
• My Life as a Reader (verbal and nonverbal expressiveness, extemporaneous speaking)
• My Life as a Reader (slideware (PowerPoint), nonverbal expressiveness, event fit)
• Wolterstorff, Nicholas
• Lament as Part of Life
• Lament as Part of Life
• Lament as Part of Life
• Lament as Part of Life
• Lament as Part of Life
• Lament as Part of Life
• Wright, NT
• Freedom and Framework, Spirit and Truth: Recovering Biblical Worship (servant ethos)
• Yaconelli, Mike
• Great Expectations: Keeping Hope Alive in the Kingdom of God (ethos, verbal/nonverbal expressiveness, fittingness with audience, organization, transitions)
• Great Expectations: Keeping Hope Alive in the Kingdom of God (extemporaneous and impromptu speaking, fittingness with audience and event, virtue, ethos)
• Great Expectations: Keeping Hope Alive in the Kingdom of God (verbal and nonverbal expressiveness, PowerPoint, secondary sources)

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