This episode of Faculty Dialogues includes three Gateway professors: Dr. Chris Chun, Dr. David Rathel and Dr. John Shouse. Together they discuss the foundations of the Doctrine of Christ, including important figures and movements throughout church history. At the heart of this discussion is the doctrine’s integral connection to the practical implications of day-to-day Christian growth and ministry.
Faculty Members in this video:
Chris Chun | Professor of Church History & Director of the Jonathan Edwards Center at Gateway Seminary |
David Rathel | Associate Professor of Christian Theology
John W. Shouse | Senior Professor of Christian Theology
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