+ resources for a deeply formed spiritual life
The Brehm Center's community of artists and theologians reflected on beauty, suffering, and how to care for culture
Stephanie L. Black traces the historical development of African interpretations of scripture and suggests ways forward for decolonizing Western hermeneutics
Mark Labberton preaches on the pressures of an instant culture and the need for communal practices that guide us in the long arc of being transformed into the likeness of Christ
Professor Kutter Callaway and filmmaker Avril Speaks discuss Netflix series "Luke Cage"
Tommy Givens, assistant professor of New Testament studies, preaches on the corrupting influence of power and money and the political implications of the kingdom of God
President Mark Labberton preaches on Daniel 1 and a church in exile
Voices from the Fuller community integrate theological perspectives with pop music, movies, videogames, and more
Changing the Metaphor from Culture Wars to Culture Care
Pain brought to speech turns to energy, and pain not brought to speech turns to violence
Joy J. Moore, William E. Pannell
Daniel Chou of "Inheritance" magazine talks candidly about cultural diversity
Bible and paintbrush should indeed go together in Latina evangelicalism, says Centro Latino's associate dean
The authors hope the church would transcend the extremes of individualism and collectivism
Jenny H. Pak, Kenneth T. Wang, Alvin Dueck
Members of the Fuller community reflect on what it means to faithfully serve in local urban contexts
At SXSW we explore ways the church, faith, and theology can engage with a world shaped by popular music
Fuller students at the South by Southwest (SXSW) music festival engage the nexus of contemporary music and theology
Pastors Joy Johnson and Bret Widman work together toward reconciliation in Sacramento
While central aspects hold in both contexts, important aspects of American evangelical culture are not present in the same way in Great Britain, such as debates over “inerrancy” and end-times scenario
Oliver D. Crisp
