The Kingdom of God knows no borders. It’s rising in underground churches, flourishing in places of persecution, and stretching across continents, ...

Don’t insult my grandma’s hermeneutics. Her theology may not have come from seminary, but it came from suffering and trust.

The release of Stollar’s book is the latest example of how child liberation theology is gradually making inroads in select seminaries, intergenerational churches and parenting groups.

Everywhere in theology today, scholars are reaching back into the past and trying to rehabilitate neglected sources. This is the single most notable feature of contemporary theology. John Behr of St.

In his book Earth in Balance, Al Gore asks, “Why does it feel faintly heretical to a Christian to suppose that God is in us as human beings? Why do our children believe that the Kingdom of God is up, ...

In our Gospel reading, Jesus cures a demoniac, a miraculous healing manifested in the man's renewed ability to speak. With ...

This academic endeavor opened my mind and challenged me to ask more questions, always in the hopes to grow closer to God and to guide my students closer to God as well. I loved being a student at the ...

G od Is Not Nice: Rejecting Pop Culture Theology and Discovering the God Worth Living For is a new book by Ulrich L. Lehner, a professor of religious history and theology at Marquette University ...

In Theology of Hope, Moltmann began to lay out his “Kingdom of God” eschatology, one based on hope in the resurrection but more focused on the here and now than any final or individual judgment.

Yes, that is included in their theology, but let it not be forgotten that it was God's love that placed Jesus on the cross, and the fact that the triune God offers this as the way of salvation makes ...