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- Chris Chun, director of the Jonathan Edwards Center at Gateway Seminary
President's Blog
Spirit and Word
One of the puzzling aspects of spiritual life is how the Holy Spirit and the word of God work together to transform us. As a person who regularly reads, studies, and meditates on Scripture—as well as one who seeks the leading, guiding, and filling of the Holy Spirit—the dynamic interplay between Spirit and word is important to me. It matters personally, not just theologically or theoretically. I want the word of God and the Holy Spirit to be transformative forces in my life.
Changing Your Image of Evangelism
Evangelism has an image problem. Many believers envision evangelism in negative ways. According to a recent Barna study, Reviving Evangelism, almost half of millennial Christians believe sharing the gospel and asking someone to change their religious beliefs is wrong. About one-fifth of boomers agree with this conclusion, with each intervening generation stair-stepped in the percentage which agrees with this position. Clearly, Christians are becoming more and more reticent about evangelism. This same study reports a strong majority of believers, in all generations, claim evangelism is important. They just don’t want to do it. Their view of what it means to be an evangelist overcomes their spiritual urging to share the gospel.
Biographies
Leaders are readers. We need a steady input of new ideas, dialogue with bright minds, people to challenge our perspectives, and the contemplative reflection reading makes possible.
Gateway News
GATEWAY BIBLE TEACHING CONFERENCE HITS RECORD ATTENDANCE
Gateway Seminary hosted more than 575 lay church leaders, pastors, and educators to its Ontario campus for a conference on bible teaching Saturday, January 31, 2026.
GROZA: COURAGE REQUIRED, PROVIDED BY GOD FOR MINISTRY
During spring convocation January 29 at Gateway Seminary, President Adam Groza described the vital role of courage in faithful ministry.
PAUL G. KELLY TO LEAD HAWAII CAMPUS OF GATEWAY SEMINARY
Gateway Seminary has appointed Paul Kelly as director of the new Hawaii campus.