As president and ambassador of Fuller Theological Seminary, Mark Labberton takes the occasion of his travels to speak with a broad spectrum of leaders on issues at the heart of the seminary’s mission.
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 100 | Founded | 8 years ago |
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Each episode of Conversing is a thoughtful narrative gift. Mark and his guests bless me with their thoughtful discussions, their intellect, and their insights. I leave each episode restored and refreshed in my faith…deeply grateful for Fuller, technology, and podcasts. Thank you to all who participate in and produce this podcast.
Hey Fuller, it’s time to accept that LGBT people exist. ONE HUNDRED episodes, and not one mentions Queer issues. Then again, Fuller doesn’t even allow Queer people to attend the school. These are just more podcasts that keep Fuller students and listeners ignorant of the real world.
I love this show. So insightful in terms of theology, Christian thought, culture, everything! My only complaint is the theme music. It hurts my ears and I skip through it or literally rip my headphones out every time it comes on! Please consider a change!
I stumble upon these episodes at exactly the right time they are needed. I have been challenged and illuminated with every listen. I am grateful that such time and care is given to each conversation to hear engaging, diverse voices and topics that are intentionally relevant.
Grateful for this (yet another!) deeply formative and helpful resource from Fuller. The recent interview with Bolsinger has been a core challenge and a call for me, as a leader of a small team of Christian creatives.
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