Cheyenne King worked as a student researcher for the Sacred Roots Thriving in Ministry Project at Taylor University. Her research focused on letters that key figures in Church history have written to one another, the impact of spiritual classics on missionaries, and how spiritual classics have moved throughout continents.

Sydney Dolson and Elijah Gutierrez explore the connections between Taylor University's Life Together Covenant and Benedict of Nursia's monastic rule, "The Rule of Benedict."

Gavin Privett explores the connections between Taylor University's Life Together Covenant and Dietrich Bonhoeffer's book "Life Together."

Lelia Duncan explores the relationship between Benedict of Nursia's Rule, Dietrich Bonhoeffer's Life Together, and Taylor University's Life Together Covenant.

Elise Wixtrom discusses Saint Columbanus' sixth-century, Celtic take on monastic living and communal holiness.

Kaitlin Burden examines Dr. Davis' theological definition of "poor" as well as five barriers facing congregational leadership development among the poor.

Symon Cater identifies the ways the Urban Ministry Institute encourages and facilitates Scripture engagement.

Summer Davidson discusses the artwork utilized by the Urban Ministry Institute's Capstone Curriculum and other resources.

Ben Gerig identifies and describes Dr. Davis' P.L.A.N.T. method of church planting.

Joseph Humrichous explores Dr. Don Davis' experience with the spiritual discipline of Scripture memorization.

Danae Passero identifies how retrieving the wealth of knowledge and insights contained in the "Great Tradition" can inform congregational leadership development today.

Simeon Ploeger recounts Dr. Davis' founding of the Urban Ministry Institute.

Mitch McGeath examines Rev. Dr. Don Davis' theology of race.

Aubree Anderson reports on the impact of nineteenth-century Methodist evangelist Phoebe Palmer.

Gabe Bruner and Sarah Kelley investigate the writings of Irenaeus of Lyons and report their findings for evangelicals today.

Colin C. Davis assisted contributing editor Jeremy Treat in translating Athanasius' The Life of Antony and On the Incarnation.

Makaela Brass and Zara Escamilla consider the impact of Covid-19 on congregations through three case studies utilizing Sacred Roots' framework for flourishing.

Isaiah Swain briefly outlines Sacred Roots' strategy for using the Sacred Roots Spiritual Classics to equip congregational leaders in the domains of Biblical Studies, Theology and Ethics, Christian Ministry, and Global Missions.

Jayden Wilhelm identifies fifty especially influential Christian spiritual classics using Sacred Roots' spiritual classic database.

Sam Wolowski explores Gregory of Nazianzus' view that Scripture engagement ought to be done with the guidance of the Holy Spirit and in the context of spiritual friendship.

Cheyenne King identifies the historical use of Christian spiritual classics in global missions. She also explores two case studies: the spread of John Bunyan's The Pilgrim's Progress across Africa and the impact of Madame Guyon's A Short and Easy Method of Prayer on Watchman Nee and Christian mysticism in China.

Nathaniel Peters created educational resources for the history and current status of evangelical theology.

Kiersten R. Mackintosh identifies the benefits and downfalls of undergraduate research for students and faculty, describes best practices for its implementation, and analyzes why undergraduate research is a necessary pedagogical tool in liberal arts education.

Trayvon Estey discusses several ways in which love and friendship impacted his spiritual journey.

Loyal Juraschek and Lucas Hagen share the vision and strategy of Sacred Roots.

Isaiah Swain identifies the Christian spiritual classic authors with whom John Calvin interacts in his Institutes of the Christian Religion.