Western Theological Seminary

Dr. Mouw will be defending the position that the doctrine of common grace is reformed.

He is a graduate of Houghton College and completed graduate studies at Western Theological Seminary, University of Alberta, and earned a Ph.D. in philosophy from the University of Chicago.

Dr. Mouw is currently in his 10th year as president of Fuller Theological Seminary in Pasadena, California.

Fuller is the largest multi-denominational seminary in the world.

Yep.

And at this time, he was a professor at Western Theological Seminary in Pennsylvania.

So these, not only Princeton Seminary, Princeton University, but also Western Theological Seminary, uh, faculty signed off on this.

Um, as I've already presented before on, uh, the magistrate, the General Assembly of the Old School, Northern Old School Presbyterian Church also, um, supported this as a body.

The General Assembly did it, uh, two years prior in 1864.

Low in the Water is a lyric from Eugene Peterson's poem, Quiet, the entirety of which can be found on our website, petersoncenter.org.

The Peterson Center's home is on the campus of Western Theological Seminary in Holland, Michigan.

We hope to encourage faithful presence, paying attention to God, opening conversations, and bearing witness to all that is human and holy.

Support for our podcast comes from listeners like you.

Just we... went to a wonderful little church in Homewood.

The first pastor of this startup church went on to become the president of Western Theological Seminary.

I had phenomenal pastors through my entire growing up period.

In order for my mother's father to approve the wedding, of my father to my mother.

Flow in the Water is a lyric from Eugene Peterson's poem, Quiet, the entirety of which can be found on our website, petersoncenter.org.

Peterson Center's home is on the campus of Western Theological Seminary in Holland, Michigan.

We hope to encourage faithful presence, paying attention to God, opening conversations, and bearing witness to all that is human and holy.

Support for our podcast comes from listeners like you.

Low in the Water is a lyric from Eugene Peterson's poem, Quiet, the entirety of which can be found on our website, petersoncenter.org.

And our home is the Peterson Center at Western Theological Seminary in Holland, Michigan.

We hope to encourage faithful presence.

paying attention to God, opening conversations, and bearing witness to everything human and holy.

And if you're watching it, you'll see the book I'm reading it from.

Sid and Jeff Holzclaw are co-authors of Does God Really Like Me, which Dan did an interview with on Just the Guide, co-directors of the Doctor of Ministry and Spiritual Formation and Relational Neuroscience at the Western Theological Seminary.

They are the co-founders of the Center for Embodied Faith, and there's usually an awesome summit hopefully we'll talk about.

Co-host to Attaching to God podcast, Sid is a coach, pastor, spiritual director, integrating embodied neuroscience and spiritual practices.

Dr. Jeff Holzclaw is a pastor, visiting professor of theology at Western Theological Seminary.

And we are going to be talking about landscapes of the soul today about attachment.

So thank you guys for coming back on the show.

Low in the Water is a lyric from Eugene Peterson's poem, Quiet, the entirety of which can be found on our website, petersoncenter.org.

And our home is the Peterson Center at Western Theological Seminary in Holland, Michigan.

We hope to encourage faithful presence.

paying attention to God, opening conversations, and bearing witness to everything human and holy.