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Innovative Church: Book and Webinar
Note: Register today to join Scott Cormode, author of The Innovative Church, and Michaela O’Donnell Long for a webinar on how churches can transform their approach to vocation to connect with the rapidly changing needs of the world around us. The Innovative Church is...
Workplace Discipleship: A Biblical Case for Partnership and Teams
Note: Excerpt from Workplace Discipleship 101: A Primer by David W. Gill, copyright 2020 by Hendrickson Publishers, Peabody, Massachusetts. Used by permission. All rights reserved. The secular case for teams tends to be pragmatic: teams are embraced because they...
Seminary Spotlight: Biola University
Note: Appropriately for the new pandemic reality, this spotlight update comes to you via Zoom video. A transcript, with links to the resources discussed in the video, is provided below. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5bB2KpBkAxA Scott Rae: We're happy to bring you...
Seminary Spotlight: Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary
A window cleaner, an associate pastor and an educator would typically have little in common. But they do share one thing: they, like thousands of other believers, have been challenged to integrate their work, culture, faith and concepts of economic wisdom via the...
Karam Forum: Richard Mouw on Theological Education and the Common Good
One of the foremost evangelical leaders in building a theology for the common good is Richard Mouw, former president of Fuller Theological Seminary. In a newly-released video of his talk at Karam Forum 2020, Mouw insightfully identifies potential pitfalls among...
Compassion and Conviction: Faithful Civic Engagement
Note: Adapted from Compassion & Conviction: The AND Campaign's Guide to Faithful Civic Engagement, by Justin Giboney, Michael Wear and Chris Butler. No one makes political decisions from a neutral position. To make a policy decision is to choose certain values and...
The Sixth Commandment and American Democracy
Note: Reprinted from Made to Flourish. In 1958, Martin Luther King, Jr. made the following statement about the Civil Rights Movement: From the beginning a basic philosophy guided the movement. This guiding principle has since been referred to variously as nonviolent...
Classic EWP Talk: Fruitfulness Matters
In today’s pandemic-adapted alternative learning environments, Economic Wisdom Project Talks are an invaluable classroom resource. One of the most important methods to avoid losing students to “Zoom fatigue” in your digital or blended class is to switch teaching modes...
Seminary Spotlight: Asbury Theological Seminary
Note: Appropriately for the new pandemic reality, this spotlight update comes to you via Zoom video. A transcript, with links to the resources discussed in the video, is provided below. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=To8Eqnq91rI Transcript Hello, I'm Jay Moon, one of...
Seminary Spotlight: Trinity Evangelical Divinity School
The Center for Transformational Churches (CTC) at Trinity Evangelical Divinity School continues to sponsor programming, cultivate curricular integration and hold campus events focusing on whole-life discipleship and the future of theological education. Some of our key...