Dr. Eckhard Schnabel This article originally appeared on The Gospel Coalition. When we read the New Testament to learn about contemporary missionary work, we must be aware of the differences […]
Far too many of us are soul weary. But let’s remember, together, who we are. We are disciples—we are Christ-learners.
Dr. Jeffrey Arthurs This blog originally appeared in Ministry Magazine. If you created a checklist for sermon preparation, it might look like this: study the biblical passage—check; frame a big […]
In an editorial for Christianity Today, Gordon-Conwell Master of Divinity student Noah Karger highlights the continued importance of formal theological education in the evangelical church. While some contest the need […]
The importance of developing intentional learning communities and how that community can be built and flourish in digital and face-to-face environments. Dr. Brad Howell “I think there is something wrong […]
Bible Gateway interviewed Dr. Stephen Macchia (MDiv ’83, DMin ’01), Director of Gordon-Conwell’s Pierce Center for Disciple Building, about his new book, The Discerning Life: An Invitation to Notice God […]
As Gordon-Conwell reflects back on Black History Month, we wanted to pose a contemplative question to a few of our students: how has Black history shaped your calling and formation? […]
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 blog originally appeared on the Casket Empty website. Dr. Carol Kaminski (MA & MAR ’96) I have recently been following the stories that the Wall Street Journal has been […]
Suicidal Christians are in our communities, and they need our ministry. They need us to provide authentic, non-judgmental deep community.