BOOKS
MEDIA INTERVIEWS & TEACHINGS
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FRLS271 Podcast - “Song, Story, & Revelation” (9/29/26)
The Chick Report (Dr. Sandra Glahn) - “Narrative, Vocation, and Rahab in Jesus’ Genealogy” (7/7/26)
The Alabaster Jar - ”Grief, Creativity, & the Book of Lamentations” (11/3/25)
FRLS271 Podcast - “The Power of Your Story” –Pt. 1 & Pt. 2 (10/25)
Back Porch Theology - ”Really Smart Chicks with Really Big Bibles” (6/23/25)
The Alabaster Jar - ”Unfolding God’s Story: The Power of Narrative” (7/7/25)
Engage360 - ”Living Godspeed” with Rev. Matt Canlis (2/5/24)
Engage360 - ”Narrative Medicine” (10/23/23)
The Real Humans - ”Suffering & Witness” Part One (8/24/23); Part Two (10/22/23)
Mutuality Minded (Christians for Biblical Equality) - ”Mutuality, Inerrancy, and the Power of Story” (6/10/23)
The Table -“How Narrative Medicine Can Minister to Hurting Patients” (1/21/21)
The Table - “Practical Advice for Ministering to Patients” (1/14/21)
Dallas Seminary podcast - ”How Narrative Medicine Can Minister to Hurting Patients” (1/14/14)
the skillman sessions - ”Heaven’s My Home”
Faith Community Church - ”Lean Back & Look Up” (Ruth 1)
Faith Community Church - “A Maid in the Shade” (Ruth 2)
Faith Community Church - “A Turning Leaf” (Ruth 3)
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Things You Won’t Hear on Sunday (Seacoast) - “Suffering and the Ministry of Listening” (10/2026)
Women, Worship and Work - “Lamentations & Grief” [@ 8:00 mark] (9/2026)
Castle Oaks Church Sunday Sermon - “The Lord of the Roads” [@ 27:00 mark] (8/2026)
The Chick Report (Dr. Sandra Glahn) - ”Narrative, Vocation, and Rahab in Jesus’ Genealogy” (7/2026)
Denver Seminary Alumni (Professional Development ep.4) - ”People-helping Professions” (3/2024)
Pistis with Us - Vindicating the Vixens: “Rahab the Canaanite” (12/2023)
The Bridge Church at Bear Creek - ”KNOW Hour: “A Death-Changing Truth” (8/2023)
Rocky Mountain Police & Fire Chaplains - ”The Worst Night of My Life” (5/2023)
Denver Seminary Chapel - ”The Fear of Death” (11/2022)
SLIDES & HANDOUTS
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“Song & Story at the Altar”
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“Narrative Dynamics of Discipleship” (Pre-conference Breakout)
“Song, Story, & Suffering”
“Discipleship in the Key of Grief”
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“The Role of Story in Healing”
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“The Role of Story in Wellness”
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POSTER PRESENTATION: “Narrative Identity Theory as a Framework for Interpreting Dyadic Encounters”
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“The Rhythm of Attending: A Theological Consideration of Suffering and Narrative Theory”
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“The Science of Story Support”
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Denver Seminary prepares men and women to engage the needs of the world with the redemptive power of the gospel and the life-changing truth of Scripture. We believe that five characteristics are woven throughout the tapestry of our school’s history and remain central to our distinct institutional identity: Biblical Authority, Vigorous Scholarship, Charitable Orthodoxy, Redemptive Relationships, and Global Concern.
Come study with me to learn the basics or to advance your knowledge. Denver Seminary offers master’s degrees and certificates in chaplaincy and pastoral care. - Eva
Eva Bleeker, EdD
Professor of Practice, Chaplaincy and Pastoral Care
Eva’s Courses*
Pastoral Care and Counseling Relationships (PC 500)
Grief and Loss Counseling (PC 650)
The Many Faces of Chaplaincy (CHP 550)
*Subject to change. Please visit the Denver Seminary website for the most current offerings.
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—LISA HARPER, Host, Back Porch Theology; Founder, The Kerygma Summit
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"It's rare to find such theological depth brought to the questions of pastoral counseling, but Eva has impressed me with her remarkable exegetical skills that opens Scripture in new, pastorally sensitive ways. Eva's incredible insights help trauma survivors heal. Moreover, she shows us how the Church can do better to reduce trauma situations, and to live in spiritual and emotional health."
—DR. LYNN COHICK, Distinguished Professor of New Testament and Director of Houston Theological Seminary
