Amy Peeler—in conversation with other Biblical scholars—offers refreshing Scriptural interpretations that explore the role of Mary and the incarnation, our gendered language for God and the roles of women and men in the church.
Amy Peeler is the Kenneth T. Wessner Chair of Biblical Studies and professor of New Testament at Wheaton College.
Amy Peeler explores Mary’s role in the incarnation and considers the church’s dominantly masculine language for God.
Amy Peeler offers a fresh approach on familiar Pauline passages, reflecting on the redemptive and full participation of women and men in the life of the church.
The Payton Lectures is an annual lecture series hosted by Fuller’s School of Mission and Theology. The 2025 Payton Lectures centered on the theme “Born of a Woman: Incarnation, Christology, and the Life & Language of the Church.” Learn more about Fuller’s School of Mission and Theology and its programs here.
