Jeannine Hanger

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Compelled: Cultivating Resilience When Church Hurts

2 months ago | biola.edu | Jeannine Hanger

This event is free to attend. What can we do when fellow believers in the church let us down? Paul's resilience can help shape our response. Jeannine is Associate Professor of New Testament here at Biola. She is the author of Engaging Jesus With Our Senses: An Embodied Approach to the Gospels. She lives in Torrance with her husband Garrick, a pastor at Coastline Covenant Church, and together they have three young adult children.
Cultural Update: Making sense of the fires; Anti-Semitic views on the rise; Pharmacists prescribing abortion pills

Jan 17, 2025 | biola.edu | Sean McDowell |Scott Rae |Jeannine Hanger

Sean McDowell, Scott Rae — January 17, 2025This week, Scott & Sean discuss: Biblical Perspective on Southern California FiresExploring the theological implications of natural disasters, addressing questions about God's sovereignty and goodness amidst tragedy. Rising Global Anti-SemitismReport showing an alarming increase in anti-Semitic sentiments worldwide, especially among younger generations, and highlights the role of social media in spreading these views.
Engaging Jesus with Our Senses?

Jan 14, 2025 | biola.edu | Jeannine Hanger |Sean McDowell |Scott Rae

with Jeannine HangerJeannine Hanger, Sean McDowell, Scott Rae — January 14, 2025What does it mean to engage Jesus with our senses? What is an embodied approach to studying the life of Jesus as opposed to the way we normally read the gospel accounts? How could this change the way we encounter Jesus in the gospels? We’ll discuss these questions and more with our guest, Talbot colleague Jeannine Hanger in her new book, Engaging Jesus with Our Senses.
Engaging Jesus With Our Senses

Oct 23, 2024 | biola.edu | Jeannine Hanger |Kevin Lawson

The Gospels use multisensory language to reveal that Jesus’ teaching, ministry, and interactions with people engaged the senses. Talbot School of Theology professor Dr. Jeannine Hanger recently published a new book — “Engaging Jesus With Our Senses: An Embodied Approach to the Gospels” — that offers a fresh way to read the Gospels with an emphasis on embodiment, focused on a life abiding in Christ. The following is an excerpt from Hanger’s new book.
Engaging Jesus with Our Senses

Aug 28, 2024 | bakerpublishinggroup.com | Jeannine Hanger

Baker Academic has a brand new website! Click Here To Visit: www.bakeracademic.com An Embodied Approach to the Gospels FormatPaperbackISBN9781540966728Dimensions5.5 x 8.5Pub. DateAug 2024SRP$24.99Carton Quantity34Number of pages208FormatE-BookISBN9781493447534Pub. DateAug 2024SRP$24.99 About Jesus took on flesh--he was embodied. And the Gospels use multisensory language to reveal that his teaching, ministry, and interactions with people engaged the senses.
How Can We Understand Jesus’ I Am Sayings With Our Senses?

Mar 13, 2024 | biola.edu | Kevin Lawson |Jeannine Hanger

My initial foray into the prospect of doing doctoral research was fueled by a personal quest to better understand the idea of our being “in Christ.” Union with Christ has been explored for years and years by scholars much smarter than I, yet I wanted to understand it better for myself. With that I began to read, moved especially by studies like Constantine Campbell’s Paul and Union with Christ (Zondervan Academic, 2012), and Grant Macaskill’s Union with Christ in the New Testament (OUP, 2014).