Theology what we study

E. Janet Warren, a family physician and independent scholar in theology, explores the complicated intersections of medical science and the Holy Spirit

Psychology professors Alvin Dueck and Buxin Han explore the complex relationship between Confucian wisdom and Western psychology

A Chinese professor explores how Eastern wisdom can influence the Western dualism of body and soul

Bethany Fox, adjunct professor of Christian ethics, and Shane Clifton, a theology professor with quadriplegia. discuss health and healing

Amos Yong, professor of theology and mission, reflects on theological distortions of health and healing and considers three redemptive practices that wait for wholeness promised by the gospel

Jeff Bjorck, professor of psychology, reflects on grief, his mother's death, and the meaning of healing

Vincent Bacote considers how an eschatological perspective on God's kingdom impacts the way Christians reflect on work, vocation, and more

Migum Gweon, director of clinical training for the Department of Marriage and Family, reflects on workplace stress, psychological health, and identity

Scott Cormode, Hugh De Pree Professor of Leadership Development, grounds vocation and the workplace in the biblical call to love God and neighbor

Michaela O’Donnell Long (MDiv ’11) examines changing workplaces, common traits in entrepreneurs, and a theology of work

Mark Roberts, executive director for the Max De Pree Center for Leadership, gives an overview of the conversation and scriptural support on faith and work

Members of the Fuller community share resources on the complex intersection of DACA and higher education and call the church to enact justice for immigrant sisters and brothers

Matthew Kaemingk (PhD ’13), assistant professor of Christian ethics at Fuller, reflects on a theology of work grounded in daily life

Mark Labberton, president of Fuller Seminary, introduces the theological discussion around the topic of shalom

Kara Powell, the executive director of the Fuller Youth Institute, frames the theological discussion around young people

Martin Accad, affiliate associate professor of Islamic Studies, develops a biblical theology of peacebuilding for the complex religious worlds of the Middle East

Clifton Clarke, the associate dean of the William E. Pannell Center for African American Church Studies, connects the theological meaning of shalom with justice

MDiv alum Jer Swigart explores the limits of peace and the possibilities of a gospel-centered view of shalom

Korean Studies Center Director Sebastian Kim discusses the tension between peacebuilding and justice-seeking through a Korean lens