This week I'm off to Atlanta, GA to present a paper, "On Plantingean Pro-theism: Transworld Depravity, Incarnation, and Atonement" that I co-authored with Richard Davis. This annual meeting always serves to be a true source of encouragement for me as I get to hear papers from so many other like-minded philosophers.

This year I also have the privilege begin serving on the EPS Executive Committee (still not sure how that happened!).

This October I had the opportunity to read my paper, "Broadening Free Will Defense" at the 2015 Brackenridge Philosophy Symposium which was held at the University of Texas, San Antonio. The theme was the work of Marilyn Adams (who was the keynote) and it was truly a great experience. Many thanks to the organizer Mike Almeida for the invitation and the hard work of organizing such a stellar conference.

This past October 14 and 15 I was asked to give a set of apologetics-related talks to the Southwestern Assemblies of God University student body and faculty. My first talk was titled, "Two Threats to the Chrisitan Worldview: 'Anti-theism' and Religious Pluralism" and the second was, "On the Importance of 'Renewing Your Mind' at University." It was a real honor to be back at my alma mater and I'm very grateful for the kindness showed to me by the students and my former professors.

On September 12 I presented, with my colleague Rich Davis, a paper, "On Plantingean Pro-Theism: Transworld Depravity, Incarnation, and Atonement" at the Does God Matter? conference which was held at Ryerson University. This was one of the most intellectually exciting conference I've ever been a part of and it's truly a credit to the organizer, Klaas Kraay.