Bono & Eugene Peterson | THE PSALMS FULLER studio 2016-04-26 | This short film documents the friendship between Bono (of the band U2) and Eugene Peterson (author of contemporary-language Bible translation The Message) revolving around their common interest in the Psalms. Based on interviews conducted by Fuller Seminary faculty member David Taylor and produced in association with Fourth Line Films, the film highlights in particular a conversation on the Psalms that took place between Bono, Peterson, and Taylor at Peterson’s Montana home.The film is featured exclusively through FULLER studio, a site offering resources—videos, podcasts, reflections, stories—for all who seek deeply formed spiritual lives. Explore these resources, on the Psalms and a myriad of other topics, at http://Fuller.edu/Studio.© Fuller Theological Seminary / Fuller Studioa Fourth Line Films production, in association with Fuller's Brehm Center Texas and W. David O. TaylorBono:[Video message, 2002] Mr. Peterson, Eugene, my name is Bono. I'm the singer with the group U2 and wanted to video message you my thanks and our thanks from the band for this remarkable work you've done. There's been some great translations, very literary translations, but no translation that I've read that speaks to me in my own language, so I want to thank you for that. Take a rest now, won't you? Bye.Eugene Peterson:I’d never heard of Bono before. Then one of my students showed up in class with a copy of the Rolling Stones—Rolling Stones?—and in it there was an interview with Bono in which he talked about me and The Message. He used some slangy language about who I was, and I said, "Who's Bono?" They were dumbfounded I'd never heard of Bono, but that's not the circle I really travel in very much. That's how I first heard about him.Then people started bringing me his music, and I listened to his music, and I thought, "I like this guy." After a while I started feeling quite pleased that he knew me.[Interview at Point Loma Nazarene University, 2007:]Dean Nelson:Yes, but the rest of the story is that he invited you to come and hang with them for a while. You turned him down.Eugene Peterson:I was pushing a deadline on The Message. I was finishing up the Old Testament at the time, and I really couldn't do it.Dean Nelson:You may be the only person alive who would turn down the opportunity just to make a deadline. I mean, come on. It's Bono, for crying out loud!Eugene Peterson:Dean, he was Isaiah.Dean Nelson:Yeah.Jan Peterson:The Old Testament is a long, long book, much longer than the New Testament, and it did take a long time and a lot of devotion on both of our parts to have that happen.Bono:I have to say, in the last years, Eugene's writing has kept me as sane as this is, if you call it sane, which you probably won't. Run With the Horses, that's a powerful manual for me, and it includes a lot of incendiary ideas. I hadn't really thought of Jeremiah as a performance artist. Why do we need art? Why do we need the lyric poetry of the Psalms? Why do we need them? Because the only way we can approach God is if we're honest through metaphor, through symbol. Art becomes essential, not decorative. I learned about art, I learned about the Prophets, I learned about Jeremiah with that book, and that really changed me.Eugene Peterson:Then several years later...This was about 4 years ago, 4 or 5 years ago...Bono would like Jan and me to come to Dallas for a concert. We went to the concert. He was very sensitive to us. We were really well cared for, had really good seats. I'd never seen a mash pit before. That was my introduction to the mash pit. Is it a pit?(Voice off camera):It's a mosh pit.Eugene Peterson:Mosh pit. Okay. You can see how uneducated I am in this world.We had a 3-hour lunch. We just had a lovely conversation. It was very personal, relational. He didn't put me on any kind of a pedestal, and I didn't him, so we were very natural with each other. Through that 3-hour conversation, I was just really taken by the simplicity of his life, of who he was, who he is. There was no pretension to him. At that point I just felt like he was a companion in the faith.[About U2’s song “40,” based on Psalm 40:]I think it's one of his best ones. He sings it a lot. I mean, he does this a lot. It's one of the songs that reaches into the hurt and disappointment and difficulty of being a human being. It acknowledges that in language that is immediately recognizable. There's something that reaches into the heart of a person and the stuff we all feel but many of us don't talk about.Bono:[Quoting from The Message’s translation of Psalm 40:]I waited and waited and waited for God. At last he looked. Finally he listened. He lifted me out of the ditch. He pulled me from deep mud, stood me up on a solid rock to make sure that I wouldn't slip. He taught me how to sing the latest God-song...For more resources for a deeply formed spiritual life, visit: https://fullerstudio.fuller.edu now.
Panel | Well-Being and Health in the Life of the Church FULLER studio 2024-10-14 | Carol Sim, Eugene Sim, Linda Paek, and Mike Rix discuss fostering healthy spirituality and well-being in the context of their Asian American church, in a panel discussion moderated by Jessica ChenFeng.Jessica ChenFeng is associate professor of marriage and family therapy and director of the Asian American Well-being Collaboratory; Carol Sim is a licensed marriage and family therapist and a pastor of GraceLife Church; Eugene Sim is a pastor of GraceLife Church; Linda Paek is ministries pastor of GraceLife Church; Mike Rix is associate pastor of GraceLife Church.
Panel | Gender and Generation FULLER studio 2024-10-07 | Jason Ashimoto, Shirley Lew, January Lim, and Jonathan Wu discuss intergenerational dynamics and gender in the Asian American church—their personal journeys of learning and our collective ongoing growth in these areas—in a panel moderated by Jessica ChenFeng.Jason Ashimoto is senior pastor of Evergreen Baptist Church of Los Angeles; Shirley Lew is perennial pastor of Evergreen Baptist Church of Los Angeles; January Lim is Worship Arts Pastor of Evergreen Baptist Church of Los Angeles; Jonathan C. Wu is executive pastor of Evergreen Baptist Church of Los Angeles; Jessica ChenFeng is associate professor of marriage and family therapy and director of the Asian American Well-being Collaboratory.
Pastor Reflections | Holistic Well-being FULLER studio 2024-09-27 | Jason Min and Wilson Wang reflect on difficulties and challenges they’ve faced as pastors and on the importance of cultivating well-being in all aspects of our lives, alongside the people in our lives.Jason Min is pastor of Citizens LA, and Wilson Wang is pastor of Renew Church OC.
Pastor Reflection | Well-being and Vocation FULLER studio 2024-09-23 | Janette H. Ok reflects on the different layers of pastoral well-being, and in particular the formative importance of good and guiding community.Janette H. Ok is associate professor of New Testament and a pastor at EKKO Church.
Therapist Reflection | Gender and Generation FULLER studio 2024-09-17 | Eu Gene Chin responds to the panel discussion on “Gender and Generation,” encouraging us in the church to appreciate the complexity of our different stories and identities and how those have shaped our beliefs and values.Eu Gene Chin is a clinical psychologist and associate professor of psychology at Biola University.
Therapist Reflection | Well-Being and Health in the Life of the Church FULLER studio 2024-09-11 | Carissa Dwiwardani responds to the panel discussion on “Well-Being and Health in the Life of the Church,” reflecting on forming transformative and healing church cultures that perpetuate goodness and embody relational health.Carissa Dwiwardani is a clinical psychologist and professor of psychology at Biola University.
Welcome: Asian American Well-being FULLER studio 2024-09-09 | Jessica ChenFeng delivers a welcome message to the 2024 Well-being Collaboratory Conference and shares about the launch of the AAC’s Well-being Collaboratory, which “exists to strengthen the relationships and well-being of Asian American Christian families, pastors, and therapists.”Jessica ChenFeng is associate professor of marriage and family therapy and director of the Asian American Well-being Collaboratory.
The Gospel According to Bill Pannell | Official Teaser FULLER studio 2024-09-05 | A full-length documentary from Fuller Seminary, in collaboration with Jemar Tisby and the William E. Pannell Center for Black Church Studies. Learn more at fuller.edu/billpannellView the full film here: fullerstudio.fuller.edu/feature/the-gospel-according-to-bill-pannell
Grief is Our Shared Humanity #community #grief #god FULLER studio 2024-09-04 | Full discussion coming soon!Scholars and ministry leaders reflect together on grief—on what it is, on our shared experience of it, and on the possibilities of hope, healing, and transformation ahead of us.
Q&A | Ministry and Mission in an Age of Narcissism and Trauma, Day Two FULLER studio 2024-07-02 | In the final session of the 2024 Integration Symposium, presenters recap the conference and engage in a panel discussion and Q&A.Christin J. Fort is assistant professor of clinical psychology and PsyD program chair; Jessica ChenFeng is associate professor of marriage and family therapy; Brad D. Strawn is Evelyn and Frank Freed Professor for the Integration of Psychology and Theology and chief of spiritual formation and integration; Cynthia Eriksson is dean of the School of Psychology & Marriage and Family Therapy; Lisseth Rojas-Flores is professor of clinical psychology; David C. Wang is Cliff and Joyce Penner Chair for the Formation of Emotionally Healthy Leaders; Julie Tai is director of chapel and community worship; Tina Armstrong is CEO and founder of Living Connected.
Ministry Retreat as Sacred Space FULLER studio 2024-07-01 | In the eleventh session of the 2024 Integration Symposium, “Crafting Sacred Space Into Your Ministry Retreat,” Andrea Cammarota and Kevin Doi lead a workshop on designing spiritual retreats as healing spaces for those who’ve experienced trauma.Andrea Cammarota is a Fuller Seminary chaplain; Kevin Doi is a Fuller Seminary chaplain and director of pastoral formation.
Trauma, Hope, and Healing in Asian American Christian Contexts FULLER studio 2024-06-28 | In the tenth session of the 2024 Integration Symposium, “The Intersections of Racial and Cultural Trauma, and the Hope of Healing in Asian American Christian Contexts,” Jessica ChenFeng and Daniel D. Lee reflect on the microaggressions and trauma associated with the Asian American experience and on how healing might be found in our particular contexts.Jessica ChenFeng is associate professor of marriage and family therapy; Daniel D. Lee is academic dean for the Center for Asian American Theology and Ministry.
Reducing Chronic Stress and Enhancing Well-being FULLER studio 2024-06-27 | In the ninth session of the 2024 Integration Symposium, “Living Rooted: A Holistic Approach To Reducing Chronic Stress And Enhancing Well-being,” Tina Armstrong, Dinisha Mingo, and Jordan Rollerson share strategies of tackling chronic stress and enhancing holistic well-being for both personal and professional contexts.
Psychologically-Informed Worship FULLER studio 2024-06-26 | In the eighth session of the 2024 Integration Symposium, “Psychologically-Informed Worship,” Julie Tai and Brad D. Strawn consider how we might make the church a grounding place in a polarized, chaotic, and increasingly complex world. Julie Tai is director of chapel and community worship; Brad D. Strawn is Evelyn and Frank Freed Professor for the Integration of Psychology and Theology and chief of spiritual formation and integration.
Trauma-Informed Ministry FULLER studio 2024-06-26 | In the seventh session of the 2024 Integration Symposium, “Trauma-Informed Ministry: Empowering Christian Leaders To Serve with Humility & Wisdom,” Cynthia Eriksson, Lisseth Rojas-Flores, and David C. Wang explain trauma-informed ministry and reflect on experiences and case studies of such work in various contexts.Cynthia Eriksson is dean of the School of Psychology & Marriage and Family Therapy; Lisseth Rojas-Flores is professor of clinical psychology; David C. Wang is Cliff and Joyce Penner Chair for the Formation of Emotionally Healthy Leaders.
Q&A | Ministry and Mission in an Age of Narcissism and Trauma, Day One FULLER studio 2024-06-24 | In the sixth session of the 2024 Integration Symposium, Brad D. Strawn and Christin J. Fort recap the presentations and lectures of the conference’s first day and facilitate a Q&A.Christin J. Fort is assistant professor of clinical psychology and PsyD program chair; Brad D. Strawn is Evelyn and Frank Freed Professor for the Integration of Psychology and Theology and chief of spiritual formation and integration.
Revisiting Self-Esteem and Its Impact on Human Connection FULLER studio 2024-06-21 | In the fifth session of the 2024 Integration Symposium, “Revisiting Self-Esteem and Its Impact on Human Connection,” Michael Argumaniz-Hardin and Collin Cornell explore the key principles of self-esteem and consider self-esteem and individual value from a scriptural lens.Michael Argumaniz-Hardin is professor of marriage and family therapy; Collin Cornell is assistant professor of Bible and mission.
Leading Difficult Conversations FULLER studio 2024-06-20 | In the fourth session of the 2024 Integration Symposium, “Leading Difficult Conversations: Practices for Effective Small Group Facilitation in Contentious Spaces,” Amy Drennan and Brad D. Strawn consider how our own work of self-regulation can help hold space for others who are anxious and dysregulated in polarized and contentious contexts.Amy Drennan is executive director of vocation formation; Brad D. Strawn is Evelyn and Frank Freed Professor for the Integration of Psychology and Theology and chief of spiritual formation and integration.
Accompanying Emerging Adults through Transition FULLER studio 2024-06-19 | In the third session of the 2024 Integration Symposium, “Seven Transitions Emerging Adults Experience (And How They Want Adults to Accompany Them),” Steve Argue, Ana Dolores, and Caleb Roose describe the ways communities and congregations can effectively walk with young adults during seasons of transition.Steve Argue is associate professor of youth, family, and culture and applied research strategist at the Fuller Youth Institute; Caleb Roose is project manager at the Fuller Youth Institute; Ana Dolores is a PsyD student and research assistant at the Fuller Youth Institute.
Therapeutic Resources and Latino/a Congregations FULLER studio 2024-06-18 | In the second session of the 2024 Integration Symposium, “Therapeutic Resources and the Latino/a Congregations: Needs, Obstacles, Pastoral Care and Psychological Referral,” Sylvia Garcia, Marisol De Jesus-Perez, Leo Ayala, and Alexia Salvatierra reflect on mental health in the context of the Latino/a community and on improving holistic well-being for all.Sylvia Garcia is an LMFT, ATR, EMDR therapist, and director of training for Fuller Psychological and Family Services; Marisol de Jesus-Perez is a staff psychologist at the Center of Interpretive Counseling and Psychology in Dallas, Texas, and is an ordained pastor in the Free Methodist Church; Leo Ayala is a family and lead pastor and is pastoral liaison for Caminando Juntos; Alexia Salvatierra is academic dean for Centro Latino and associate professor of mission and global transformation.
After Narcissism: Toward Humility and Healing FULLER studio 2024-06-17 | In the first session of the 2024 Integration Symposium, “After Narcissism: Toward Congregational and Clergy Humility and Healing,” Christin J. Fort and Brad D. Strawn explore toxic narcissism in both clergy and congregations, as well as the hopeful way forward found in the formation and practice of humility.Christin J. Fort is assistant professor of clinical psychology and PsyD program chair; Brad D. Strawn is Evelyn and Frank Freed Professor for the Integration of Psychology and Theology and chief of spiritual formation and integration.
Panel | Reconstructing Evangelism FULLER studio 2024-06-15 | In this panel discussion, concluding the 2023 Missiology Lectures, Soong-Chan Rah, David Zac Niringiye, Jemar Tisby, Jessica Wai-Fong Wong, and Vinoth Ramachandra discuss final thoughts on the work of reconstructing and reforming evangelism today.Soong-Chan Rah is Robert Boyd Munger Professor of Evangelism at Fuller Seminary; David Zac Niringiye is a theologian, pastor, and civic-political activist, and has previously served as assistant bishop in the Church of Uganda; Jemar Tisby is the author of New York Times bestsellers The Color of Compromise and How to Fight Racism, and he is a professor of history at Simmons College Of Kentucky; Jessica Wai-Fong Wong is associate professor of systematic theology at Azusa Pacific University; Vinoth Ramachandra is secretary for dialogue and social engagement for the International Fellowship of Evangelical Students.
Panel | Evangelism with Young People FULLER studio 2024-06-14 | In a panel discussion at the 2023 Missiology Lectures, Soong-Chan Rah, Kara Powell, and Steve Argue discuss what ministry and evangelism ought to look like among young people today. Soong-Chan Rah is the Robert Boyd Munger Professor of Evangelism at Fuller Seminary; Kara Powell is chief of leadership formation, professor of youth and family ministry, and executive director of the Fuller Youth Institute; Steven Argue is associate professor of youth, family, and culture.
Interviews with the Incarcerated Church FULLER studio 2024-06-12 | In this session of the 2023 Missiology Lectures, Jarret Keith interviews incarcerated students on prison ministry, evangelism, and incarceration.Jarret Keith is the justice and outreach pastor at Renew Church LA and executive director of Testimony Ministries.
The Good News and the Incarcerated Church FULLER studio 2024-06-07 | In his presentation on “Incarceration and the Good News,” delivered at the 2023 Missiology Lectures, Jarret Keith shares his personal story of incarceration and reflects on how the church must better minister to incarcerated and formerly incarcerated people.Jarret Keith is the justice and outreach pastor at Renew Church LA and executive director of Testimony Ministries.
A Theology of Celebration and A Theology of Suffering FULLER studio 2024-06-06 | In his lecture on “A Theology of Celebration and A Theology of Suffering,” delivered at the 2023 Missiology Lectures, Soong-Chan Rah reframes our understanding of evangelism and incarceration through the lens of theologies of celebration and suffering.Soong-Chan Rah is the Robert Boyd Munger Professor of Evangelism at Fuller Seminary.
Great Evangelists FULLER studio 2024-06-06 | In her lecture “Dinner for Eight: Great Evangelists,” delivered at the 2023 Missiology Lectures, Priscilla Pope-Levison reflects on various models of evangelism and the key attributes of effective evangelists.Priscilla Pope-Levison is research professor of practical theology at the Perkins School of Theology at the Southern Methodist University
Art is a Story FULLER studio 2024-06-05 | In his lecture “Art is a Story,” delivered at the 2023 Missiology Lectures, Shin Maeng talks about the power of art to speak to the brokenness and beauty of reality, and to the story of God’s movement amidst it all.Shin Maeng is an artist and evangelist.
Storytelling and Evangelism FULLER studio 2024-06-04 | In his lecture “Storytelling and Evangelism,” delivered at the 2023 Missiology Lectures, Neil Taylor shares about developing a practice of storytelling—as he opens up about his own story.Neil Taylor is an author and retired pastor.
Story as Evangelism, an Indigenous Worldview FULLER studio 2024-06-03 | In her lecture on “Story as Evangelism,” delivered at the 2023 Missiology Lecture, Lenore Three Stars shares an indigenous perspective on creation theology and reflects on story as a means of evangelism.Lenore Three Stars is a speaker, writer, and teacher, with a Native perspective on decolonizing theology and racial reconciliation.
Failed Narratives and Imagination in Evangelism - Short FULLER studio 2024-05-31 | Soong-Chan Rah reflects on de-construction as a necessary theological expression that moves us toward a re-constructed and re-formed evangelism, driven by our pursuit of Jesus.
Evangelizing Emerging Generations FULLER studio 2024-05-31 | In a panel discussion, Odoi Odotoi, Cherry Marcelo, and Lisseth Rojas-Flores discuss effective Christian witness in justice and advocacy work among children and families, particularly drawing from their work with World Vision.Odoi Odotoi is the director of faith and strategic global engagement at World Vision; Cherry Marcelo is senior manager of faith and development programs at World Vision; Lisseth Rojas-Flores is associate professor of clinical psychology at Fuller Seminary.
Grassroots Evangelism in Ghana FULLER studio 2024-05-30 | In a panel discussion, Christian Tsekpoe, Amos Jimmy Markin, Rebecca Sey, and Daniel Okyere Walker discuss ways that the Church of Pentecost in Africa has deconstructed colonial forms of evangelism and reconstructed grassroots models in their local contexts.Christian Tsekpoe is the director of postgraduate studies and research and the head of the mission department of the Pentecost University, Accra; Amos Jimmy Markin is director of the evangelism ministry of the Church of Pentecost Worldwide; Rebecca Sey is a former missionary in the ministry of the Church of Pentecost in Ghana and abroad; Daniel Okyere Walker is a former vice chancellor of the Pentecost University, Accra.
Communal Evangelism from the Margins FULLER studio 2024-05-29 | In their lecture “Communal Evangelism from the Margins,” delivered at the 2023 Missiology Lectures, Alexia Salvatierra and Brandon Wrencher reflect on the base Christian community and Hush Harbors movements, considering the integration of evangelism and justice in groups led by the poor and marginalized.Alexia Salvatierra is academic dean for Centro Latino and associate professor of mission and global transformation; Brandon Wrencher is a minister, teacher, and community organizer, and the membership director of Carolina Federation; they are coauthors of Buried Seeds: Learning from the Vibrant Resilience of Marginalized Christian Communities.
Reflections on Fruitful Practices on Christian-Muslim Relations in the Philippines FULLER studio 2024-05-28 | In her lecture “Reflections on Fruitful Practices on Christian-Muslim Relations in the Philippines,” delivered at the 2023 Missiology Lecture, this presenter teaches about the history of Christian-Muslim relations in the Philippines and shares lessons from her experience and work in that interfaith context.
The Reception of the Bible by Indigenous Christians in the Philippines FULLER studio 2024-05-24 | In his lecture “The Reception and Appropriation of the Bible by the Indigenous Christian Believers in the Philippines,” delivered at the 2023 Missiology Lectures, Tano Emboc speaks about the history of Bible translation and about the particular dynamics of reception of the Bible among indigenous Filipino communities.Tano Emboc is visiting faculty at the Asian Theological Seminary.
The Magnificat of the Urban Poor Filipina FULLER studio 2024-05-23 | In her lecture “The Magnificat of the Urban Poor Filipina,” delivered at the 2023 Missiology Lectures, Marie Joy Pring-Faraz shares about the powerful witness of Filipina women in urban poor communities—whose experience of communal struggle has shaped their experience of and witness to Christ.Marie Joy Pring-Faraz is adjunct professor of research and urban ministry at Asia Pacific Nazarene Theological Seminary.
Intercultural Evangelism Among Sikhs FULLER studio 2024-05-22 | In his lecture on “Intercultural Evangelism Among Sikhs,” delivered at the 2023 Missiology Lectures, Darren Duerksen talks about the colonial historical context of evangelism among Sikhs and considers a renewed way of engaging with advocacy and love.Darren Duerksen is assistant professor of intercultural studies at Fresno Pacific University.
Intercultural Evangelism Among Caste Hindus FULLER studio 2024-05-21 | In his lecture on “Intercultural Evangelism Among Caste Hindus,” delivered at the 2023 Missiology Lectures, Vinod John explains the layered dynamics involved between caste Hinduism and religious conversion.Vinod John is the lead pastor of South Asian Church in Edmonton, Canada.
Response | The Lifestyle of the Apologist FULLER studio 2024-05-20 | In response to Vinoth Ramachandra’s lectures on “Apologetics and Evangelism Through a Global Lens,” Ryan Bolger describes the way and witness of the “pilgrim apologist,” who postures themselves in humility and in unity with the other.Ryan Bolger is associate professor of church in contemporary culture at Fuller Seminary.
Apologetics and Evangelism Through a Global Lens FULLER studio 2024-05-17 | In his lecture “Apologetics and Evangelism Through a Global Lens,” delivered at the 2023 Missiology Lectures, Vinoth Ramachandra describes how the church’s witness and apologetics cannot be separated from its ethics and works of justice.Vinoth Ramachandra is secretary for dialogue and social engagement for the International Fellowship of Evangelical Students.
Local Expressions of Evangelism and Justice FULLER studio 2024-05-15 | In a panel discussion, Mayra Macedo-Nolan, Jean Burch, Marcos Canales, and Jill Shook discuss models of embodied evangelism, with a particular look at their local context of Pasadena, California.Mayra Macedo-Nolan is executive director of the Pasadena Clergy Community Coalition and chair of CCDA; Jean Burch is senior pastor of Community Bible Church and a Fuller Seminary trustee; Marcos Canales is pastor of La Fuente Ministries; Jill Shook is cofounding director of Making Housing and Community Happen
Response | Lessons from the Church Growth Movement FULLER studio 2024-05-14 | In response to Len Tang’s lecture on “Church Planting as Evangelism,” Daniel Yang looks back at the impact of Donald McGavran and the Church Growth Movement, drawing lessons for church planting work today.Daniel Yang is director of the Billy Graham Center’s Church Multiplication Institute at Wheaton College.
Response | New Forms of Church FULLER studio 2024-05-13 | In response to Len Tang’s lecture on “Church Planting as Evangelism,” Liz Rios talks about how church planting helps us reimagine new and innovative ways of doing church.Liz Rios is the founder of Passion2Plant.
Church Planting as Evangelism FULLER studio 2024-05-07 | In his lecture “Church Planting as Evangelism,” delivered at the 2023 Missiology Lectures, Len Tang describes the particular and effective role church planting plays in the work of evangelism.Len Tang is director of the Fuller Church Planting Initiative.
Evangelism as Transformation FULLER studio 2024-05-06 | In a panel discussion, Al Tizon, Ruth Padilla-DeBorst, and David Zac Niringiye have a conversation about the work of INFEMIT (The International Fellowship for Mission as Transformation), a global fellowship championing diverse churches around the world seeking what it looks like to live as God’s people today.Al Tizon is executive minister of Serve Globally and affiliate associate professor of missional and global leadership at North Park Theological Seminary; Ruth Padilla-DeBorst is Richard C. Oudersluys Associate Professor of World Christianity at Western Theological Seminary; David Zac Niringiye investigates the underlying narratives of our current conceptions of evangelism and looks to Jesus as our model of de-constructing and meaning-making.
Response | Patriarchy and Reaction Formation FULLER studio 2024-05-02 | In response to Jessica Wai-Fong Wong’s lecture on “Dangerous Women and the Promise of Purity,” Christin Fort shares about the pervasive and insidious nature of patriarchy and explores patriarchy from a psychological perspective.Christin Fort is assistant professor of clinical psychology at Fuller Seminary.
Dangerous Women and the Promise of Purity FULLER studio 2024-05-01 | In her lecture “Dangerous Women and the Promise of Purity,” delivered at the 2023 Missiology Lectures, Jessica Wai-Fong Wong talks about patriarchy across Christian history and about the holy reordering of relationship and society that Jesus offers.Jessica Wai-Fong Wong is associate professor of systematic theology at Azusa Pacific University.
Response | Following the Example of Jesus FULLER studio 2024-04-30 | In response to Vinoth Ramachandra’s lecture on “Deconstructing Evangelism Through the Lens of Global Christianity,” Kirsteen Kim reflects on sharing the gospel and walking in the way of Jesus.Kirsteen Kim is Paul E. Pierson Chair in World Christianity and associate dean for the Center for Missiological Research at Fuller Seminary.
Deconstructing Evangelism Through the Lens of Global Christianity FULLER studio 2024-04-29 | In his lecture “Deconstructing Evangelism Through the Lens of Global Christianity,” delivered at the 2023 Missiology Lectures, Vinoth Ramachandra reflects on colonial and nationalistic influences on global mission and urges us toward new paradigms of mission centered on the person of Jesus.Vinoth Ramachandra is secretary for dialogue and social engagement for the International Fellowship of Evangelical Students.
