Called: A Q&A with Seminary President Dr. Mark Labberton
“In many parts of the church, it seems as Christians that we have lost our identity, we don’t practice what we proclaim, and we think we live in Christendom when we now live in exile. This is the...
View ArticleJesus’ Paradoxes and God’s Vastness
This post is a part of the Patheos Book Club focus on Jesus Behaving Badly: The Puzzling Paradoxes of the Man from Galilee. See more here. Mark Strauss, professor New Testament of Bethel Seminary San...
View ArticleA Historian’s Hunches: Eight Future Trends in Mission, #4
This is the fifth installment of a ten part series by Dr. Scott Sunquist on what trends in missiology we can expect in the coming years. Trend #4: Scripture Scott W. Sunquist One of the strongest...
View ArticleA Historian’s Hunches: Eight Future Trends in Mission, #5
This is the fifth installment of a ten part series by Dr. Scott Sunquist on what trends in missiology we can expect in the coming years. Trend #5: Migration and Displacement Scott W. Sunquist In recent...
View ArticleA Historian’s Hunches: Eight Future Trends in Mission, #6
This is the seventh installment of a ten part series by Dr. Scott Sunquist on what trends in missiology we can expect in the coming years. Trend #6: Holy Spirit Scott W. Sunquist In October of 2015, at...
View ArticleA Historian’s Hunches: Eight Future Trends in Mission, #7
This is the eighth installment of a ten part series by Dr. Scott Sunquist on what trends in missiology we can expect in the coming years. Trend #7: Poverty and Promise Scott W. Sunquist Jesus said that...
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