Two classic lecture series, now fittingly paired, laid out a picture of a necessary missional theology for the church then and today.
Bishop Zac Niringiye, theologian, pastor, and civic-political activist, reframes our understanding of mission and teaches about the impact of migration on Christian witness.
Love Sechrest and J. Kameron Carter have a conversation on race, discussing the language of possession, racial capitalism, and more.
Martin Accad, the director of the Institute of Middle East Studies at the Arab Baptist Theological Seminary, lectures on the complex interplay among Islam, globalization, and social media.
Philip Jenkins, Distinguished Professor of History at the Institute for Studies of Religion at Baylor University, lectures on Islam and globalization.
Evelyne A. Reisacher, associate professor of Islamic studies and intercultural relations, lectures on the the diverse and complex lives of Muslim neighbors.
Evelyne Reisacher, associate professor of Islamic studies and intercultural relations, applies Steven Sandage’s relational model of integration to cross-cultural work, interfaith dialogue, and more
International scholars reflect on Christian responses to global Islam
Martin Accad, affiliate associate professor of Islamic Studies, lecture on the impact of generalizations about Islam on public discourse
A Missiology Lectures panel of Muslim respondents reflect on the complexities of navigating religious identity
