Debra Anderson, assistant professor of Training and Mentoring, chair of the Training and Mentoring Curriculum Originally published in Engage Magazine, 2023-24 After teaching a class on mentored formation, my colleague relayed to me a student’s question, “What if my mentor asks me to reveal my deeper thoughts?” They had been in discussion about how to…
“My dream is to build what I wish I had. And I think that there’s something so powerful about women linking arms and being able to understand each other’s worlds a little bit.” Vivian Mabuni—creator of Denver Seminary’s Women’s Leadership Cohort, current student, Board of Trustees member, and host of the Someday is Here podcast—shares…
In the 2023-2024 edition of Engage magazine, Denver Seminary faculty and staff reflect on the power and impact of Redemptive Relationships. In addition to these articles, you will also find stories about students and alumni, news about Denver Seminary events and initiatives, and other resources from Denver Seminary….
This year, Denver Seminary faculty, staff, and Board members wrote these twenty-five devotionals focused on the hope of the gospel to guide you from December 1, through the days of anticipation, all the way to Christmas morning. We pray this gift from Denver Seminary draws you and those around you closer to Jesus as you…
Have you ever wondered how mentorship profoundly impacts lives? Does this relational interplay have the potential to multiply generationally? Why should someone consider mentorship over coaching or discipleship? Creating and sustaining deep and meaningful relationships has become increasingly difficult in our society. Research reveals over half of adults in the United States are lonely; this…
Dr. Liz Selzer, a Denver Seminary alumna, joins for Engage360 episode 121 to discuss her career journey which has been deeply impacted by her experience with Denver Seminary’s Training and Mentoring program. She also shares about her PhD work, which was focused on the effectiveness of the Mentoring program. Dr. Selzer’s career has spanned multiple…
The word liturgy originates from a Greek term meaning “work of the people.” In today’s day and age, what does liturgy truly mean? How can we practice liturgy within our communities and everyday lives? Together, we will explore the richness and limitations of liturgy, as well as its intentionality and purpose. Join us as we…
In recent years the phrase “Christian nationalism” has been widely used to describe evangelical partisan participation in politics. What is Christian nationalism and how can Christians and non-Christians think about Christian nationalism, listen to one another carefully, and have productive dialogue about this controversial topic? Join The Gospel Initiative at Denver Seminary for an opportunity…
Are miracles just God doing exactly what we ask for, or is there a different way to understand them? Dr. J.D. Kim, assistant director of the Doctor of Ministry Korean Global Campus and adjunct faculty in Theology, shares about his book, From Walking to Wheeling: How God Reconstructed One Man’s Dreams, and his story of suffering and…
“I’ve come to believe that we are integrating into a burning house.” These words from Martin Luther King Jr. describe how some may feel about the current state of evangelicalism in the United States. With many walking away from the evangelical movement, it’s important to earnestly engage in the conversation of why and examine the…