FULLER Magazine • 18th February 2022

Bridges Between

As she leans into her own identities as a psychologist, a Christian, and a Black woman, Christin Fort serves communities at the overlapping intersections of faith, research, and identity.

Women Experiencing Faith • 3rd October 2018

Women Experiencing Faith

Women Experiencing Faith is filled with intimate reflections and personal stories. Many aren’t happy, but real life isn’t always happy. Families, friends, spouses, and the church often fail—especially for women. The fifty contributors to this book ask hard questions and elicit critical thinking.

Fuller Theological Seminary • 27th March 2020

Abiding by Bowling

Although now considered a cult classic, the Coen Brothers’ early film The Big Lebowski did not receive immediate acclaim. In fact, it barely broke even on its estimated budget of $15 million. However, in the years that proceeded, a strange thing happened.

FULLER Magazine • 16th June 2021

One Hand on the Wheel, the Other on the Till

From offices to orchards, Paul Gendron and his team of chaplains offer care to thousands in their various places of work.

The List • 28th September 2021

What If Means If You Are Destiny Number 8

Within numerology, someone's destiny number is the root number that's associated with their name.

Fuller Theological Seminary • 9th June 2020

Art & Sustainability: A Youth Summer Camp Curriculum for Churches

What follows is a three-day curriculum for churches to utilize in creating a summer camp on the topics of art and sustainability.

FULLER Magazine • 11th February 2021

Vulnerability and Risk

As he works to advocate for the autistic community, Cameron Keirnes learns to confront cultural assumptions and move toward mutual vulnerability.

Fuller Theological Seminary • 7th December 2019

Children and the Kingdom in Mark and the Roman World

Throughout art history, children have not been depicted realistically. Rather, as is the case in classical Greek art, children were largely depicted as miniature adults, toting mature bodily proportions that failed to match the chubby figures and facial features of live infants and children.

SPU Stories • 31st August 2021

Mental health resources for SPU students

Experts are using terms such as “crisis” and “epidemic” to characterize the steep rise in mental health issues they are seeing among college students in recent years.

Fuller Theological Seminary • 11th June 2020

Painting the Absolute: An Exploration of Sexual Identity in Alejandro Morales’s Story "Prickles" and the Christian Tradition

Several years ago, I attended an artist talk in a church-turned-“multidisciplinary-arts-venue” in Leeds, United Kingdom. As part of the series called “Faith in Art,” the befitting Methodist-minister-turned-painter Richard Stott prefaced his exhibition on censorship by sharing personal testimony.

The List • 6th July 2021

The Truth About Doug Emhoff's Religion

Kamala Harris wasn't the only person to break new ground when she became the vice president of the United States.

Good Letters • 6th September 2017

The Tattoo Monologues

Getting a tattoo is not only about deciding what to etch onto one’s body forever, but also about deciding what brief monologue will be uttered any time someone points to the ink and asks: “What does it mean?”