The church must not be simplistic and think that gun violence is a simple issue. It is very complex. However, what is not that complex is human sin. The church still has the answer to the degree that is truly the Body of Christ, forming people into His likeness.

Dennis Hollinger, Ph.D. President & Coleman M. Mockler Distinguished Professor of Christian Ethics Hatred is a sin against God and against human beings. In recent days we have seen its […]

Dr. Karen Mason Associate Professor of Counseling and Psychology The Santa Fe school shooting brings home, yet again, the violent nature of our society. At a distance, we pray for […]

Dr. Jacqueline Dyer Director, MA in Counseling Program, Boston Campus When Santa Fe High School students and teachers went to school last Friday, they had no inclination of the devastation […]

A Tribute to Billy Graham Dr. Garth M. Rosell, Senior Research Professor of Church History It is difficult to imagine a world without Billy Graham. For the better part of […]

A Message from President Hollinger Whenever there are natural disasters around the world we are reminded again that our Gordon-Conwell community is a global one. In many of the recent […]

Dr. Sean McDonough Professor of New Testament, Gordon-Conwell “Things fall apart; the centre cannot hold…”  — William Butler Yeats, The Second Coming The Irish poet was speaking of the tumult […]

A Message from President Hollinger President & Colman M. Mockler Distinguished Professor of Christian Ethics Our hearts are heavy for coastal Texas and Louisiana as these states have been ravaged […]

Dennis P. Hollinger, Ph.D. President & Coleman M. Mockler Distinguished Professor of Christian Ethics Gordon-Conwell Theological Seminary grieves with the heart of God over the recent expressions of racism and […]

Rev. Emmett G. Price III, Ph.D, ISBCE Executive Director: Dean of Chapel; Professor of Worship, Church & Culture The Institute for the Study of the Black Christian Experience (ISBCE) at […]