Dr. Nicole Martin This blog is an excerpt from an original article published in Christianity Today. God’s Word is full of nuances and moments that catch us by surprise. From […]
Dr. David Currie (MDiv ’84) A few years ago I noticed an article about Ash Wednesday in a Sunday newspaper magazine. It was subtitled: “What are ashes meant to say to […]
Dr. Stephen Macchia (MDiv ’83, DMin ’01) This blog originally appeared on Leadership Transformations. “In the beginning was the Word, and the Word was with God. He was with God […]
Far too many of us are soul weary. But let’s remember, together, who we are. We are disciples—we are Christ-learners.
The Gordon-Conwell community is experiencing a liminal time–that in-between time filled with feelings of both loss and yet-undefined hope; of death and the joy of new possibilities.
The Big Pivot which we are entering into has come about through collaboration in research, strategy, and planning.
On December 2, 2021, the Mockler Center for Faith and Ethics in the Public Square hosted The Power of Sabbath: A Community Conversation on Rest and Renewal in Anxious Times. […]
This Hispanic Heritage Month, may we turn to our Hispanic brothers and sisters and consider what it means to practice teología en conjunto.
Kevin DeYoung (MDiv ’02) I was in my final year at Gordon-Conwell. It was a beautiful morning–sunny, deep blue, not a cloud in the sky. I had an early morning […]
Claude Alexander, Chairman of the Board of Trustees and Senior Pastor of The Park Church in Charlotte, NC, delivered this message titled “Pro-Neighbor” for Gordon-Conwell’s Black Student Association (BSA) chapel […]