+ resources for a deeply formed spiritual life
What changes occur in parishioners on a spiritual, emotional, cognitive, and physiological level in response to worship?
What you do to make money (career) may not be what you are called by God to do in life (vocation).
The preacher’s task is to use words to express things that are too deep for words. How can that be done?
Clayton J. Schmit
Digital ministry is an art; it must be engaging, enlightening; it must have form, focus, and function
Carolyn L. Gordon
The sermon matters, but the preachers who prepare and deliver the sermon matter more.
Mark Labberton
Whether it’s loving the work you do or doing the work you love, love is the theme.
Lauralee Farrer
In the span between 2 Bob Dylan songs, times were a-changing, but now they’ve changed . . .
Barry Taylor
“What do you have if you take the arts out of worship?” It sounds like the set up for a joke, but a serious response . . .
Worship, Theology, Art—seem like three adopted children from different families rather than a natural fit
Todd E. Johnson
What does the claim of God’s “presence” in film actually mean? Is it a form of general revelation, common grace, or . . .
Artists push us to see and hear what doesn’t yet exist, but should. They shape images that keep us going
William A. Dyrness
McConnell discusses three adjustments demanded by global realities
Doug McConnell
Stories she heard challenge Dufault-Hunter to reassess her understanding of China, of church
Dueck seeks to correct the imposition of Western psychology cross-culturally
Alvin Dueck
Martinez reflects on his experience with a wide range of Chinese churches and ministers
Three students share their personal and professional cross-cultural experiences
Jehu Hanciles argues that every Christian migrant is a potential missionary
Reisacher asks what the word “internationalization” means for scholarship
Evelyne Reisacher
A worship team from Fuller produced the 2010 Lausanne Congress opening and closing ceremonies
Clinical psychology PhD student Hana Shin marvels at research collaboration in Indonesia, Mexico, Kenya, and Thailand
Johnston traces steps taken to address the need for more evangelical faculty with doctorates contextualized for India
