Faculty in the Media

The ‘Manosphere’ and a church against extremes

Professor draws connection between immigration and testimony

‘Patriotism makes us proud but oddly lacking in self-respect at times’, says historian

‘Profound, prophetic’: Pope Leo warns of AI’s dehumanizing effects

The Sunday Interview: “We Are Not a Monolith”: Latino Evangelicals, Immigration Politics, and the Battle Over Representation

Eating Healthy? No, They’re Eating Biblically

In the Lectionary: May 17, Easter 7A (John 17:1–11)

I want God to keep us safe. Jesus wants to make us one.

In the Lectionary: May 14, Ascension (Luke 24:44–53)

Too many of us have not had ears to hear. Our marketing materials have been too slick.

“Uncle Tony” feat. Tony Alonso

In These Times with Bill Nigut: Dr. Robert Franklin

Pope warns of world ravaged by ‘tyrants’ amid Trump attacks

The Black Madonna and the church’s imagination

Pope and Trump clash in war of words

7 Key Ideas in the World of the New Testament: A Conversation with Dr. Susan Hylen

Why Do We Persevere?
Praying the rosary at an ICE detention center

Trauma at the Tomb

“Women as Theological Thought Leaders in Africa”

Easter in a Cynical Age

Cesar Chavez Avenue May Soon Be Gone. Yet to Be Confronted: His Legacy.

Do You Talk to Your Neighbor in Church? Not Everyone Does

Shedding light on the mystery of Mary

Gun violence scholars reflect on firearms in society following mass shooting

The Theological Education Between the Times project continues to seed fruitful, faithful dialogue

Senator Warnock connects MLK’s moral leadership to current ongoing protests and politics

Learning in Pieces: Theological education may be fracturing, but there’s wisdom and beauty in the fragments

Why was Jesus Baptized Only Once?

Gender Mobility with Dr. Susan Hylen

Comfortable Space, Corrupt Spirits

What Should I Do With My Father’s Remains?

Women in the New Testament with Dr. Susan Hylen

Re-inventing Islam

National Black Church Initiative Announces 25 Most Effective Christian Biblical Preachers of 2025–2026

At a Buckhead church, AI helps the ministry connect with a global congregation

Protestant Roots in American Islamophobia

“What is the Nicene Creed? Part 6: The Virgin Mary”

When Catholic colleges cut theology majors, what happens to Catholic identity?

Atlanta church helps fill pantries ahead of Thanksgiving holiday

Race For Revival – A Conversation with Helen Jin Kim

AAR/SBL 2025: Reimagining Mary

South Korea: K-Pop Demon Hunters IRL

Sarah Mullally breaks the Anglican Communion’s glass ceiling

Perfect harmony: Emory gospel choir celebrates 40 years of music and community

Jürgen Moltmann: Theologian of hope and transformation

The Blessing of Presence

Preservation Grants Help Black Churches Hold On to Their History

Pope Leo: “Pro-life” must mean all life (10/6/25)

Journalist Katherine Stewart warns against rise of Christian nationalism

White Evangelicalism + American Empire

The Pinochet Parallels

What President Lincoln can teach us about our nation’s current travails

Opening My Eyes: Teaching in a Women’s Prison

Man Does Not Live by Additive-Free Bread Alone

My artificial chaplains

How I Composed Liturgical Music for Pope Francis’ U.S. Mass

Entertaining Angels: Radical hospitality at El Refugio

Overlooked Treasure

A new church home for Central Africans

Atlanta theologians, Catholic leaders, and Christians react to new American Pope

The Catholic Church selects a new Pope

Metro Atlantans celebrate historical election of the first American pope

Conclave to Elect New Pope Begins in Less Than Two Hours

Last Day of Mourning for Pope Francis; Conclave Begins Wednesday

A battle for the soul of the Catholic Church: What’s at stake in conclave this week

What’s next for the Catholic Church after Pope Francis’ death?

Pope Francis funeral commentary

Couples say Pope Francis’ changes to Catholic views on divorce changed their lives

What Pope Francis’ Passing Means to Non-Catholics

Catholic studies professor at Emory University speaks about death of Pope Francis

Ancient Egyptian soldiers and Greek mercenaries were at ‘Armageddon’ when biblical king was killed, study suggests

The Heart of Moral Leadership with The Rev. Dr. Robert Franklin