In an era where social and cultural divides often influence faith communities, what can Black and White preachers learn from one another? What shared wisdom can deepen understanding and strengthen ministry? Join us for a thought-provoking conversation exploring the distinct approaches and preaching styles, leadership approaches, and perspectives on justice, identity, and community that Black…
Join us as we explore the complex challenge of caring for God’s precious children through foster care. We will learn from experienced leaders and caregivers about obstacles and opportunities facing foster care families in the United States. Among the questions we will address are: How does the foster care system impact our youth and families? How have…
Denver Seminary will host the Spurgeon Lecture Series, featuring Dr. Jennifer Powell McNutt, Tuesday, April 16 on the Denver Seminary campus in the Vernon Grounds Reading Room in the library. Schedule of Events Tuesday, April 16 | 11am-1pm Panel Discussion | Better Together: Men and Women in the Academy and Church Tuesday, April 16 |…
Have you ever wondered about the influence of artificial intelligence (AI) on the Church? This webinar will investigate the possibilities and challenges of AI in spiritual contexts and discuss its potential role in worship, community engagement, and more. Our panelists will explore the impact technology has on the landscape of faith and the ethical considerations…
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…
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…
As humans made in God’s image, we are called to work. And yet, as modeled by our Creator, we are also made to rest. This panel will explore the relationship between our God-given calling to work and our mandate to rest. What are common roadblocks to organizing our lives in ways that honor both these…
Have you ever wondered why there seem to be opposing depictions of God in the Old Testament versus God in the New Testament? Our panelists confront the apparent disparate images of God, which sometimes cause people to wonder if this is the same God. Gain a deeper understanding of who God is. Event Details Date:…
On Thursday, November 17, 2022, Denver Seminary hosted an engaging debate with Dr. Craig Blomberg and Dr. Joseph Dodson on the biblical interpretation of Romans 7 and the implications for us today. The recording is now available online. We hope you enjoy….
Weariness in ministry is not new to the Church. The writer of Hebrews admonishes God’s people to “Consider him who endured such opposition from sinners so that you will not grow weary and lose heart.” (Hebrews 12:3). Paul encourages the believers in Galatia to “not become weary in doing good, for at the proper time…