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Jesus left his disciples with a simple command: make disciples (Matthew 28:19-20). Though simply stated, this command encompasses all of life, including theological education. The highest goal of...

This study is to evaluate the Accelerated Christian Education curriculum (ACE) whether it meets its eight set objectives upon the spiritual formation of children in three selected schools in Rizal...

The Mediator is the official journal of Asia-Pacific Nazarene Theological Seminary. The articles address both scholarly and practical issues relevant to ministry on this region. We have published our...

Presented at the Faculty Research Symposium, Trevecca Nazarene University, 12 November 2018.

The intention of this production thesis was to enhance the Creative Bible Lessons (CBL) with multimedia. This curriculum is published in Hong Kong and provides weekly Sunday School lessons to teach...

This applied research project took place at a faith-based university in the Midwest. The purpose of the study was to determine to what degree students and Faculty who participated in face-to-face...

38th APNTS Commencement Dr. E LeBron Fairbanks 10:00AM, May 3, 2023 at Cobb Center Asia-Pacific Nazarene Theological Seminary Taytay, Rizal

Like Singer, many Western Christians appear to believe that an individual must possess and demonstrate certain abilities to be considered a whole person. This is problematic for persons with...

Several times in my career as a professor of Old Testament, I have taught a course on the theology of Lewis’s fiction, and once, a course on the theology of Tolkien’s fiction. In this essay, I will...

Selected from address given at the inauguration of Edward S. Mann as president of Eastern Nazarene College.

Welcome to the 22nd edition of Didache: Faithful Teaching. This special edition marks the beginning of a new journey toward our Global Theology Conference, “In the Power of the Spirit” (Luke 4:14), to...

Recent publications in pneumatology raise several issues often neglected in the past but now slowly making their way into Biblical scholarship. Previous writings focused upon the interpretation of the...

However, when discussing the term “power of the Spirit” within Pentecostalisms, there are very diverse perspectives that have outlined and shaped the current practices of Christian churches in South...

Message delivered at 6th Educational Conference Olivet Nazaene College Campus October 14 - 17, 1957 By S. T. Ludwig, Executive Secretary Department of Education

As the United States becomes increasingly pagan in its practices, as the world persistently pounds at the portals of our churches, many who are concerned for purity of faith and practice in both...

Paper Read at Nazarene Educator’s Conference, Kansas City, Missouri, June 18, 1960.

Address delivered by Earl J. McGrath, Executive Officer, Institute of Higher Education, at the annual meeting of the Council of Protestant Colleges arid Universities at Denver, Colorado, January 10...

Commencement Address By S. T. Ludwig Trevecca Nazarene College June 5, 1962

Support of Bethany-Peniel College Victory Campaign Undated, but circa 1962.

We have received substantial gifts in Dr. Rob Fringer’s paper, “Broken-Holy People” and Dr. Stanley Bhebhe’s paper, “God’s Eternal Project.” I offer this response as a means of amplification and...

Wesleyan theologies of holiness often focus on the immanent, the here and now of how God’s love is cultivated in God’s people by the Spirit. This focus on the concrete is the result of Wesley’s...

The presentations I will discuss below are those of Dr. Rob A. Fringer, “A Broken Holy People: A Biblical Plea for God's Holy People to Embrace a Less Perfect Perfection,” and that of Dr. Stanley...

Personally, I think it is a text that one has to go through slowly, appreciating the notes and savor ing those ideas that at first impulse could seem intense. I consider it an unmissable text because...

Faced with so many ideas about the end times, it is necessary to at least examine which of these ideas is influencing our life and mission as a Church. How are we waiting for the coming of our Lord...