+ resources for a deeply formed spiritual life
What does faith have to do with science? Everything, says Katherine Butler
Korean and born in Peru, Josi Hwang considers the question of identity
During the breaks in accounts processing work, beauty emerges
After leaving Fuller, all that the Greenes thought they were giving up to obey God was granted in abundance
Fuller alum Christina Miller reflects on a fellow alum's deep longing for home—and her own
Professor Hak Joon Lee’s expertise on the life of Martin Luther King Jr. comes from a kinship deeper than race
From a 1980 bookmobile to Archives Bookshop today, John Wipf has been Fuller's "book guy" for years
With Detroit Soup, Amy Kaherl has nurtured “creativity, resilience, and new ways of civic life” in a struggling city
Amy Kaherl reflects on the encouragement and challenge she found at Fuller to grow as a theologian
“At this point in your journey, how do you envision your call to God’s mission in the world?”
Tod Bolsinger
A casual dinner party becomes an opportunity to reflect on career diversity
How can a palace-trained church be trained to live among the people, with the people, for the people, out on the streets?
Steven Toshio Yamaguchi
The process of discerning one’s vocation, one’s “true self,” is best provoked by hearing others’ stories
Todd E. Johnson
The Bible and the Reformers teach that formation for vocation comes in and through community
“What drew me to seminary was not what drove me in seminary”
Winston Gooden
Students, staff, and faculty outline their various understandings of God’s calling
Real-life callings often change or only emerge in retrospect; they are confusing and complex
Shirley Mullen
Career development requires not only learning about oneself and one’s field, but also a set of practical skills
Andy Chan
The God made known in Scripture and incarnate in Jesus Christ desires flourishing people in a flourishing world
Mark Labberton
Nothing prepared Nate Myrick for the discovery that his friends were in a cult
Vocation doesn’t just mean the pursuit of ordained ministry; it refers to God’s desire for all of our lives.
