

Publishing alumni stories, articles by leading experts, and more, FULLER magazine features the latest in theological scholarship engaged with the practiced life of the church today. FULLER magazine is published three times a year, online and in print.

Publishing alumni stories, articles by leading experts, and more, FULLER magazine features the latest in theological scholarship engaged with the practiced life of the church today. FULLER magazine is published three times a year, online and in print.


Recent Issue
It’s going to be hard this fall to talk about politics. It’s going to be hard not to talk about politics. This will challenge, among other things, our manners. Strange as it may sound, we should pay attention to this: history tells us that dominant cultural manners can sometimes be confused as evidence of following Jesus, as though being polite and following Jesus are synonymous. They are not the same thing, however, and nothing reveals this better than politics—except perhaps religion.

Issue 17: Place
In our urbanizing, globalizing, and digital world, connection in virtual spaces has increasingly taken precedence over connections in specific geographic locations. Yet, Jesus came to us as a human being in a specific time and place.
+ READIssue 16: Imagining Hope
So what counts as hope in the face of “hopeless” chronic need? Caricatures of Christian hope that portray the gospel like a magic pill violate both those who suffer and the love of Jesus to heal them.
+ READIssue 15: Technology
We should consider technology a natural frontier for Christian ethics. As we ponder whether the innovations of this world have sufficient moral compass, we imagine Fuller filling a crucial gap.
+ READIssue 14: Suffering With
Every cup of suffering is full. Pain is not only universal but a basis for such Christlike empathy. “Suffering with” breaks the trends of individualism and inches us toward communal life.
+ READIssue 13: Worship and Art
The expression of worship and art is embodied, and that this embodiment affects both what we absorb as the world flows through and what we release back into it.
+ READIssue 12: Disruption
Jesus was not a quieting influence. He was an unsettling disturber of the peace. Jesus’ teaching seemed to crack open the whole universe.
+ READIssue 11: Health and Healing
Health issues expose our vulnerability like little else. Even the most healthy among us will eventually face that we are all small-framed, soft-bodied, short-lived creatures.
+ READIssue 10: Work
I love work. More specifically and honestly, I love the work I love. Who doesn’t? Much of that work involves people and ideas, creativity and imagination, problem solving and decision making.
+ READIssue 9: Shalom
While containing some of our deepest longings and hopes, shalom is at once deeply desired and never fully experienced. It describes what God’s grace intends, while the ordinary world of discord, violence, and broken relationships roils unresolved.
+ READIssue 8: Reading Scripture Globally
It’s not that we have different Bibles but that we see the same Bible differently, depending on where we’re standing.
+ READIssue 7: Young People
“Young people” still means me. It also means you.
+ READIssue 6: Restore
It is invigorating to imagine the presence of God at our table in the bread or accompanying us in a groan of prayer too deep for words or hosted in a suffering man’s expression.
+ READIssue 5: Integration of Psychology and Theology
Fuller is committed to an ethos of integration. We intend to apply theology to the whole of life, and the whole of life to theology, so that this commitment informs and gives meaning to everything we study.
+ READIssue 4: Reconciling Race
This issue of FULLER magazine is not meant to address race relations in America; it’s about reconciling race here—at Fuller and in the wider church we serve.
+ READIssue 3: Women
Fuller intends equality. This intention is very important—whether we’ve arrived or are only headed the right way on the path.
+ READIssue 2: Evangelical
There’s also more to the story of being evangelical, which is why we chose to focus on it in the theology section of this, our second issue.
+ READIssue 1: Vocation
This inaugural issue of FULLER magazine, a new fusion of story, theology, and voice, is meant to reflect the life of Fuller in all her permutations: this is who we are, what we are talking about, and who we are becoming together
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