Kevin Doi invites us to see the tears of Jesus as a sign of God’s solidarity with us in suffering.
Amidst the Southern California fires and their ongoing impact on the Fuller community, David Emmanuel Goatley offers a word of encouragement reflecting on the inexhaustible love of God.
Yolanda Chavez preaches about the way God accompanies us in our struggles and suffering and about our call to also walk with others as Jesus does. Inés Velasquez-McBryde translates.
As chaplain for the Los Angeles Dodgers, Brandon Cash walks alongside others and witnesses the value of relationships, whether for a short time or a lifetime.
Paul Bullock reimagines how the church might faithfully live out the gospel for and amidst our communities in our pluralistic world.
Juanita Reyes (MDiv ’22) believes in integral mission and the holistic transformation of communities, as she leads her organization Ministerio Por Fe, in Jalisco, Mexico.
Father-and-son pastors René Molina Sr. (DMin ’14) and René Molina Jr. (MATM ’20) lead their Los Angeles church in hopeful and holistic ministry, following the Spirit’s lead through every season.
Juanita Reyes (MDiv ’22) cree en la misión integral y la transformación holística de comunidades, mientras organiza Ministerio Por Fe, en Jalisco, México.
Pastores padre e hijo René Molina Sr. (MDiv ’14) y René Molina Jr. (MATM ’20) dirigen ministerialmente su iglesia en Los Ángeles de forma holística y esperanzadora, siguiendo la guía del Espíritu a través de cada temporada.
Amy Drennan and Brad D. Strawn consider how our own work of self-regulation can help hold space for others who are anxious and dysregulated in polarized and contentious contexts.
Steven Argue preaches about our call to love, and about how such love is formed as we look back to our past, live in our present, and look ahead in the future.
Soong-Chan Rah preaches about how we are called to extend the love of God to one another—and about what this love might look like in our communities today.
Alexis Abernethy cautions us against getting caught up in cycles of hate and encourages us to move toward faithful and communal love for others.
Through the work of his Spokane-based nonprofit, Mark Finney desires to see refugees and their communities flourish.
Drawing from his own testimony of encountering God’s transforming hope in prison, Jarret Keith engages in the crucial work of reentry discipleship and ministry to the incarcerated church.
On an unexpected path to seminary and ministry, Raul Sandoval finds a new sense of belonging and vocational purpose in Los Angeles, the city he calls home.
David Taylor preaches on the way God sees and loves us, pouring his grace on us, and on the ways we might in turn see one another with love.
Cedric Williams reflects on the risky work of healing and generativity, which requires us to step into the pain, with the help of others, to piece together what’s been broken.
Reflecting on the book of Hosea, David Wang preaches a message on God’s love and on a healing journey which holds both brokenness and beauty.