Explore faculty-reviewed content examining Christian faith, theology, and spiritual practice. Articles address themes such as biblical interpretation, spiritual formation, and the integration of faith with everyday life. These articles offer thoughtful perspectives that connect theological reflection with practical application in personal, academic, and community contexts.
Faith, Theology & Christian Practice
The phrase “He is risen!” is a joyful proclamation during Easter celebrations, a call-and-response phrase Christians use to affirm and share in the joy of the resurrection of Jesus Christ. While widely used during this season, especially in historic Christian traditions, many don’t realize the depth of significance behind
Faith, Theology & Christian Practice
The Passover lamb holds deep meaning in both Jewish and Christian traditions. For the Jewish people, it symbolizes God's protection and their freedom from slavery in Egypt. For Christians, the Passover lamb points to Jesus Christ, who is seen as the final Passover lamb—the ultimate sacrifice for
Faith, Theology & Christian Practice
With Holy Week just around the corner, Christians across the globe are preparing to reflect on the profound events leading up to Easter Sunday. This sacred week invites us to deepen our faith through remembrance, worship, and celebration, marking pivotal moments in the life, death, and resurrection of Jesus Christ.
Faith, Theology & Christian Practice
As a Christian university, Indiana Wesleyan University (IWU) provides students with an opportunity to develop the advanced knowledge and skills required for their chosen profession in a supportive and nurturing environment that is anchored by faith. While faith plays a pivotal part in our programming, it's more than
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By Malachi Nutter A Rising Movement Over the past few years, a sizable shift has been occurring on Indiana Wesleyan University’s Marion campus. While prayer has always been a foundational part of the university’s identity, students have become increasingly passionate about intentionally gathering to pray. Speaking about the
Faith, Theology & Christian Practice
God calls people to ministry in different ways—loud or quiet, sudden or slow. No matter how it happens, what matters most is saying yes.