Welcome to the Faith in Teaching podcast! In this podcast, Kuyers Institute director David I. Smith talks with researchers and educators who are working to understand how Christian faith affects ...

Prayer is meant to be a deeply personal connection between a believer and God. Yet that raises an unsettling question for ...

The authors -- experienced teachers themselves -- encourage teacher-readers to imagine their work differently, opening up possibilities for reanimating how they view learning in a Christian context.

BYU ancient scripture associate professor Tyler Griffin hugs his wife after speaking at a session of Women's Conference on May 3, 2019. (Josh Carter) Parents who continually look for gospel-teaching ...

Many educators have declared that a liberal arts education cannot be truly liberal and open-minded, truly humanizing in its effects upon students, if it is dominated by a “Christian approach.” They ...

Playful juxtapositions like this one—and the hermeneutical openness they commend—are the heart of Transforming Fire. They animate the book, giving life to what it invites: come, let us imagine ...

Calvin rejects both Zwingli’s teaching, which he considered that eating the flesh and drinking the blood of Christ simply meant believing in Christ, and the teaching that the Eucharist is simply as a ...

In the first part of his interview with the Register, Professor Thomas Pink explained why forgetting we live in a fallen, unconverted world of largely unbaptized people has led many Church leaders to ...

Discernment is a lost art in the church today. When it comes to teaching, anything goes as long as it sounds good to the hearer. As a result, many Christians are swept away by the winds of heresy ...