Exploring the world of Christian philosophy, and out-thinking the world for Christ, this blog is written by Denver Seminary philosophy professors.
Mar 26, 2009 by Doug Groothuis | 0 Comments
For the first time in four years, I [Doug Groothuis] will be leading a spiritual formation group at Denver Seminary. The times are 4:00-5:50 every two weeks in the fall 09 and spring 10 terms. This should soon be posted on the seminary web page. Please let interested people know. We will ... [More]
Mar 18, 2009 by Troy Nunley | 0 Comments
Here is a preview of the courses I (Troy Nunley) will be teaching in summer and fall. Having taught philosophical ethics for many years in secular universities, I'm eager to retool the resources and background I've accumulated in order to meet the needs and interests of seminarians and Christian ... [More]
Mar 13, 2009 by Doug Groothuis | 0 Comments
Here is a preview of the Philosophy courses I (Doug Groothuis) will be teaching this fall at Denver Seminary. I have taught Defending Christian Faith and Religious Pluralism many times, and always enjoy the challenge of these deep subjects. Dynamics of Faith and Doubt has been taught in the past ... [More]
Co-pastors and authors Kent Carlson and Mike Lueken bring the hard-earned wisdom captured in their best-selling book, Renovation of the Church to Denver Seminary. read more
Denver Journal Book Review by Denver Seminary Alumnus Jeff Haanen read more
The Mission Paradigm in Theology and Ministry--It Changes Everything! This symposium is for pastors, missionaries, educators, students, and ministry and mission leaders read more
All mentors of Denver Seminary students are required to attend one Mentor Orientation Module before beginning to mentor students. This version of Denver Seminary's Mentor Orientation is intended only for those mentors who truly need a distance-learning option.
Today's young adults, ages 20-30, are the least represented group in the church. Why has this generation left, and how can we more effectively engage them in ministry and the church?
