Endowed Lectureships
- * Kuyper Lectures, Free University of Amsterdam, 1981
- Wilde Lectures, Oxford University, 1993
- Gifford Lectures, St Andrews University, 1995
- Tate-Willson Lectures, Southern Methodist University, 1991
- Stone Lectures, Princeton Theological Seminary, 1998
- Lectures at Southern Seminary, Lecture #2, Lecture #3, The Southern Baptist Theological Seminary, 2000
- Taylor Lectures, Yale University, 2001
- Laing Lectures, Regent College, 2007
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