Brehm Scholar Leah Marie Buturain participates in a conference at Notre Dame.
Reel Spirituality is featuring filmmaker Andrew Neel.
Check out Matthew Tinken’s concept album inspired by Flannery O’Conner, Jeremiah, and the Salton Sea.
Belgian Fuller graduate David Frere and his wife, Melo, are retunring to Belgium soon to open a coffee shop and inner city ministry back home.
[Marshall Mcluhan asserted] that all technology is an extension of one or more human senses. We are now witnessing an extension of not just our senses but our agency to kill…
The Brehm lectures suggested that the media, more than the content they carry, have a profound shaping influence on us as humans. But ultimately we bring our own meaning to it as well…
Videos from the 2012 Brehm Lectures: Worship in a Digital Age
Facebook hasn’t created a different way of communicating, it has actually changed what it means to communicate and to be a social network. In short, we are different humans worshiping a different God because of Facebook…
While eloquent in religious language, Jesus’ ministry spoke fluently of the day-to-day desires, struggles, and indulgences of his people. The church must be aware of the temptation toward a distinctly un-Christlike high-brow cultural isolationism…
A descant is complementary to the main melody, enhancing its beauty and its effectiveness. I believe that Fuller Seminary, the Brehm Center, and Reel Spirituality provide God’s descant in harmony with the finer melodies of the mainstream movie, television, and music industries…