Join us on Friday, October 16th from 4 to 5 PM for another installment of Cambridge House’s Fireside Chat series, as host Ward Davis leads his discussion entitled “Beasts, Kingdoms, and Revelation: An Introduction to Apocalyptic Literature”.
With its vivid imagery involving many-headed dragons, terrifying beasts, and flaming angels, the book of Revelation is one of the most confusing books in the Bible. In this Fireside Chat, Ward Davis provides the keys to unlocking the meaning of the book, so that it can go from something that causes fear, to something that creates hope and nourishes your faith.
Ward Davis,
Cambridge House Executive Director
Ward is a graduate of Hampden-Sydney College and holds both a Masters of Divinity and Doctor of Ministry from Gordon-Conwell Theological Seminary. Ward is passionate about helping college students grow in their faith, and discover their gifts and calling. In addition to serving on the pastoral staff of a number of churches in college towns, he’s also been a researcher in the area of nonprofit management having served with the Hudson Institute’s Faith in Communities Initiative, and Clemson University’s Institute on Family and Neighborhood Life. In addition to watching period pieces and playing pickleball with his wife, he also enjoys boxing, tennis, lacrosse, and playing guitar. He likes reading Victorian novels, and anything by the Inklings. Ward is the author of Building the Benedict Option: Architecture, Urban Planning, and Placemaking in a Post-Christian Culture. Most importantly, he is married to Betty Davis, has three adult children, and a dog named Ranger.