Welcome to The Ministry Lab's curated list of resources about Doctrine and Theology. Please scroll down to find:
We have expanded resources specific to addressing Atonement Theory and Exploring God - to invite all ages to encounter diverse images of God and emerging theologies.
If you don't find a resource to fit your need, don't hesitate to consult with The Ministry Lab's director, Rev. Emily Meyer, who is happy to assist you.
Faith, Beliefs, and Revolutionary Love
In his book Faith After Doubt, Brian McLaren describes four stages of the faith journey—Simplicity, Complexity, Perplexity, and Harmony—through which we move repeatedly over the course of our lives. As we grow in faith, our specific beliefs become less important than the revolutionary love to which we are called.
Sunday Musings: King Jesus. Really?
Diana Butler Bass; Nov. 20, 2022
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What would Christianity be like if Mary Magdalene hadn't been hidden from view?
Week Forty-Five: Interfaith Friendships: Daily Meditations exploring the fruitfulness of interfaith friendships.
Voices of Our Female Ancestors, featuring Kat Armas
What would Christianity be like if Mary Magdalene hadn't been hidden from view?
Rev. Dr. Michael Piazza reflects on Our Non-Binary God.
Do you yearn for a new vision of Christianity—one with love and justice at the core of its practice? Rev. Jacqui Lewis PhD animates a renewed faith for our times in her podcast Love. Period.
Standing on the Edge of the Inside
An Alternative Orthodoxy empowers us to stand courageously and loving critique ourselves, our beliefs, and our world.
Diana Butler Bass wonders about the difference between "believe" and "believe"...
Crystal Cheatam's Our Bible App is focused on Ditching Toxic Theology, and includes devotions and podcasts from emerging thinkers and leaders.
Renewed Heart Ministries offers Nonviolence and the Cross: Jesus' execution from four liberation perspectives (2017)
The sole purpose of Doubter’s Parish is to help thinking people navigate faith in the twenty-first century. In short, it serves as a “digital parish” for people grappling with traditional beliefs and institutional religion in the modern era.
Made in Her Image: Exploring New Perspectives in the Bible and Christian History Facilitator Guide and Participant Resource Book
