+ resources for a deeply formed spiritual life
Voices across the Fuller community reflect on the power of Scripture “to reshape how we comprehend our lives”
Bill Hwang, Fuller trustee and founder of Archegos Capital Management, reflects on his work and his vision for listening to scripture in community
Befriending Bolivian women changed the way Old Testament professor Kyong-Jin Lee understood Scripture
Joel B. Green, provost and dean of the School of Theology, shares practices to cultivate a vigorous engagement with scripture
Joel B. Green
Stephanie L. Black traces the historical development of African interpretations of scripture and suggests ways forward for decolonizing Western hermeneutics
A health crisis in Tanzania impacts the meaning of scripture for David Downs, associate professor of New Testament studies
David Downs
Keon-Sang An, associate professor of Bible and mission, draws on his missionary experiences in Ethiopia to reflect on the cultural and communal context of hermeneutics
Keon-Sang An
Dr. Thompson and Dean Joel Green consider the biblical foundations for women in ministry
Marianne Meye Thompson, Joel B. Green
Paul’s version of WWJD seems to be, “what is the mind of Christ?”
Hak Joon Lee
How do disciples of the 21st century discern the “mind of Christ” and respond faithfully to his call to follow him?
Marianne Meye Thompson
Amid a globally tumultuous moment of history, what matters is whether our love mirrors the One we claim to follow
Mark Labberton
The criteria by which we measure success or encourage happiness or contemplate health care decisions—all rest on our sense of what it means to be human
Pannell calls for preaching that brings audiences to meet God
William E. Pannell
Just because we Christians mentally inhabit the stories of the Hebrew Scriptures, doesn’t make those tales ours alone.
John Weborg discusses the principles of Pietism in historical context, including reforms seeking to balance grace, fear, and God’s internal work
