
This series of articles is from the faculty in Fuller Seminary's Bible department. They are released monthly as an email newsletter you can subscribe to below, and they are archived here in perpetuity. We encourage you to share them. Our hope is that they are a resource to the church.

Pictured (left to right; top to bottom): Janette Ok, Chris Blumhofer, Kyong-Jin Lee, Chris Hays, Tommy Givens, Chloe Sun, Peter Altmann, Collin Cornell

Pictured (left to right; top to bottom): Janette Ok, Chris Blumhofer, Kyong-Jin Lee, Chris Hays, Tommy Givens, Chloe Sun, Peter Altmann, Collin Cornell

This series of articles is from the faculty in Fuller Seminary's Bible department. They are released monthly as an email newsletter you can subscribe to below, and they are archived here in perpetuity. We encourage you to share them. Our hope is that they are a resource to the church.

This series of articles is from the faculty in Fuller Seminary's Bible department. They are released monthly as an email newsletter you can subscribe to below, and they are archived here in perpetuity. We encourage you to share them. Our hope is that they are a resource to the church.

Pictured (left to right; top to bottom): Janette Ok, Chris Blumhofer, Kyong-Jin Lee, Chris Hays, Tommy Givens, Chloe Sun, Peter Altmann, Collin Cornell
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