Science, Peace, and Leadership

How can Christians think about science? What pastoral challenges arise from scientific debates? And how might Jesus think about science? Taught by Washington University scientist and professor Joshua Swamidass, this course seeks to explore how Christians can engage with science thoughtfully and faithfully while seeking

Poetry and the Church

How do we understand and approach poetry? What does poetry have to offer the Church? Taught by Washington University English Professor Abram Van Engen, this course explores why Christians and especially ministry leaders might want to try out poetry and learn from this form of

Leading with Confident Pluralism: How to Thrive through Deep Difference

How can Christians lead in a world of difference? What is the Church’s place in a divisive society? Professor John Inazu gets to the heart of these questions in this series outlining his vision for a Church that embraces “Confident Pluralism.”

Artists, the Church, and Leading through Creativity

How can the Church use art as a leadership tool? What does good Christian art look like? What makes any art good? Professor and New York Times bestselling illustrator and author John Hendrix takes a look at how we can better understand art and, in

Linguistics & Leadership: How to Use Language as a Bridge

How can understanding linguistics help us better communicate within and outside of the Church? Psychology and linguistics professor Kristin Van Engen explores how language works, and how we as Christians can strengthen our communities through understanding while avoiding some of the common pitfalls language can