Theology what we study

Re-membering the Dis-membered

Interview with Michael Ebstyne

Pamela Ebstyne King

Worship, Theology, and the Arts Online: A Case Study of Technology in Education

Restoring Agency with Digital Therapeutics: A Conversation with Matt Lumpkin

Kutter Callaway, Matt Lumpkin

Telos, Technology, and Thriving

Pamela Ebstyne King

High Tech/High Touch: Sharing, Expressing, and Crafting Wisdom for Our Age

Natural-Born Cyborgs: Can Technology Supersize Human Life?

Brad D. Strawn, Warren Brown

Accessibility and Technology as Hospitality

Parenting in Today’s Digital Playground

Kara Powell, Brad Griffin

Technology

Kutter Callaway, associate professor of theology and culture, introduces this issue’s theology section, which centers on our relationship with emerging technology

Kutter Callaway

The Yes (to Technology) in Our No (to Social Media)

Kutter Callaway

Suffering from Within: Suffering With Those for Whom Suffering Is a Way of Life

Sarah Ashley Hill

Composing a Lament for the Persecuted: Suffering with the Suffering Church

Edwin M. Willmington

The Curses of God’s People: Dynamics of a Genuine Covenantal Interaction

Daniel D. Lee

Dolorisimo or Orthopathos? Latin American Theologies of Suffering

Alexia Salvatierra

Responding to Suicide With the Ministry of God’s Presence

Mary Glenn

From Withdrawal to Suffering With

Cynthia Eriksson, associate professor of psychology and PsyD program chair, reflects on the costs and comforts of walking with others in their suffering.

Cynthia B. Eriksson

The Holy, Exquisite Mutuality of Sharing Suffering and Joy With Others

Jude Tiersma Watson with Chris Albisurez discuss the joys and sorrows of urban ministry.

Jude Tiersma Watson, Chris Albisurez

From Proud Suffering Alone To Humble Suffering With

Eun Ah Cho, assistant professor of intercultural leadership, reflects on Korean concepts of suffering and encourages the Korean church to model suffering together rather than apart.

Eun Ah Cho

Suffering With: A Tender Journey of Mutuality in Suffering, Comfort, and Joy

Cynthia Eriksson, associate professor of psychology and PsyD program chair, reflects on the costs and comforts of walking with others in their suffering.

Cynthia B. Eriksson

The Diverse Ecology of Fuller’s Chapel

Julie Tai, director of chapel, and Edwin Willmington, composer-in-residence, reflect on what they've learned from making liturgical choices committed to diverse voices