American Identity Is The New Culture War
A disturbingly large number of citizens live in a “bubble of sameness,” neither seeking or desiring encounters with others across racial/ethnic or religious difference.
Serving the Common Good: A Tribute to Auburn Dean Robert Wood Lynn (1925-2018)
“Every serious estimate of the future involves, directly or indirectly, sustained and critical attention to the past.”
Making Theology Matter, Part Three: Learning-in-practice and practical-prophetic leadership in ministry
“leaders emerged organically from the ground up, not from the top down. They were not appointed, nor did they fit any stereotypical model of what a ‘leader’ looks like or how leaders talk. They [...]
Making Theology Matter, Part Two: Field Education Training Faith Leaders for the Real World
Emory University’s Candler School of Theology's “long commitment to contextual education certainly exhibits a certain pedagogical conviction: namely, that people learn theology faster, and [...]
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Making Theology Matter, Part One: The Key Role of Theological Field Education
Those responsible for training and equipping the next generation of faith leaders want them to not only be smart, but also change the world.
Sexist Spectacles: an Excerpt from Freedom Notes by Andrew Wilkes
We must comprehensively affirm the image of God in women, and embrace all the practical implications thereof (Genesis 1:26). Taking a passive approach is not enough; we must actively work [...]
