In his lecture “Shaping the Journey: Reforming the Church in North America” delivered at the 2002 Missiology Lectures, Alan Roxburgh, founder of The Missional Network, spoke about the North American church’s need to reform its discourse and practices in order to become the missional church it ought to be.

In his lecture “Mapping our Location: The Crisis of the Church in North America” delivered at the 2002 Missiology Lectures, Alan Roxburgh, founder of The Missional Network, explained the ways the North American church has become warped by social imaginaries that are incompatible with the narrative of God’s kingdom.

Ray Anderson, former senior professor of theology and ministry, delivered a lecture on a theology of ministry characterized by ongoing praxis, conformity to Christ, and attentiveness to the work of God.

In his lecture “Immigration Legislation: Can the Old Testament Help Us?” delivered at the 2011 Missiology Lectures, Old Testament scholar M. Daniel Carroll Rodas reflected on how the values of the Old Testament laws can inform how we approach immigration reform today.

In his lecture “Cristianos en la Frontera: Migración Mundial en Perspectiva Cristiana” delivered at the 2011 Missiology Lectures, Old Testament scholar M. Daniel Carroll Rodas discussed how various audiences engage with issues of immigration and shared about what immigrant perspectives teach us about the Christian life. (This lecture was given in Spanish. For an English translation, visit fuller.edu/studio for a video version with English subtitles.)

In his lecture “People on the Move: Biblical Narratives of Migration and Their Echoes Today” delivered at the 2011 Missiology Lectures, Old Testament scholar M. Daniel Carroll Rodas considered how the many migration stories throughout the Bible should reframe how we understand the movement of God in the present.

In his lecture “The Inescapable Imperative: Reframing the Immigration Issues as Christians” delivered at the 2011 Missiology Lectures, Old Testament scholar M. Daniel Carroll Rodas explained how understanding immigration is central to understanding the Christian faith.

New Testament scholar N.T. Wright discusses rethinking traditional views on heaven, the future healing through Christ's resurrection, exploring eschatology and biblical interpretations, the role of art and music in Christian exploration, biblical prophecies and the establishment of Israel, American culture, Christian discipleship, and reflections on Pope Francis and Christian leadership.

Renowned New Testament scholar N.T. Wright discusses Paul's view of the Messiah and the people of God. He explores the connection between Israel's divine purpose and Jesus as the Messiah, the significance of the cross in Paul's narrative, and the transformative power of the Messiah. The discussion also delves into themes of justification, covenant, and the impact of belief on belonging to God's family.

New Testament scholar N.T. Wright discusses Paul's Trinitarian theology, emphasizing high Christology, monotheism, and ecclesial unity. Topics include Paul's Jewish monotheistic framework, the legacy of the Shema prayer, divine presence, unity within the Christian community, and the transformative power of theological reflections.