Posts by Elijah Davidson
“Addiction and the Church” with Dr. Matthew Russell on Sept. 20, 2018
Dr. Matthew Russell will be speaking as part of the 2018-2019 Fuller Texas Lecture series. The primary purpose of the lecture series is to serve both the church and the city of Houston with robust and relevant theological reflections on cultural issues impacting the community Dr. Russell’s lecture will be on “Addiction and the Church” at…
Read More“Rethinking Christmas” with Dr. W. David O. Taylor on Oct. 20, 2018
Dr. W. David O. Taylor will be speaking as part of the 2018-2019 Fuller Texas Lecture series. The primary purpose of the lecture series is to serve both the church and the city of Houston with robust and relevant theological reflections on cultural issues impacting the community Dr. Taylor’s lecture will be on “Rethinking Christmas” at…
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Juan Martinez’s Groundbreaking New Book Now Available
Juan Martínez, professor of Hispanic studies and pastoral leadership, has released a new book, The Story of Latino Protestants in the United States, that is the first major historical overview of one of America’s most vibrant Christian movements. This groundbreaking book provides a broad historical overview of Latino Protestantism in the United States from the early…
Read MoreSebastian Kim’s Latest Book Names Outstanding Academic Title
The Companion to Public Theology, edited by Korean Studies Center Executive Director Sebastian Kim with Katie Day, has been named one of 2017’s Outstanding Academic Titles by Choice magazine. This year’s Outstanding Academic Title list was selected by the Choiceeditorial staff from among the over 5,300 titles reviewed by Choice over the past year. The awarded titles have been selected for their…
Read MoreFULLER URGES CONGRESSIONAL ACTION ON DACA PROGRAM RENEWAL
Today it was announced that President Trump is not expected to extend the March 5 deadline for legal protections from deportation of those under the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrival (DACA), also known as “Dreamers.” This decision and Congress’s inability to devise a solution for this pressing issue have created a cruel atmosphere of fear…
Read MoreSHE TEACHES: RESISTING THE DANGER OF A SINGLE NARRATIVE
Recently,1 a prominent church leader and author picked up a recurrent theme in hierarchical complementarianism, the (in)appropriateness of women in ministry, but this time he took the argument a step further: emphasizing that women should not be pastors, he therefore insisted that women should also not be seminary professors.2 I understand how he bases this…
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