# Jonathan Lee Walton

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Wounded & Worthy

Dr. Jonathan Lee Walton preaches on John 20:19-31. April 27, 2025.

Lenten Preaching Series: Jonathan Lee Walton

Jonathan Lee Walton, Ph.D., is a social ethicist, religious educator, and the eighth president of Princeton Theological Seminary. A leading voice on American religion, he is the author of Watch This! and A Lens of Love, and his scholarship has appeared widely in academic journals and national media…

How Farming Teaches Us About Productivity and Life

What life lessons does farming teach about productivity, rest, and faith? Dr. Nathan Stucky, director of The Farminary Project at Princeton Theological Seminary, and President Walton explore how regenerative agriculture and working on a 21-acre farm reveal the rhythm between effort, failure, and re…

How Spirituality Supports Teen Mental Health and Resilience

President Walton welcomes Dr. Lisa Miller to discuss the connection between spirituality, adolescent mental health, and emotional well-being in this episode of Expanding the Table.  Miller, a professor of psychology and education at Columbia University’s Teachers College and founder of the Spiritua…

Lessons in Morality and Democracy from the Civil Rights Movement

President Walton is joined by Dr. Peniel Joseph, The University of Texas at Austin professor of public affairs, to discuss how 1963 became a turning point in America’s civil rights struggle, bringing conversations about race, human dignity, and morality to the forefront in this episode of Expanding…

Why Faith and Religion Matter for Your Health

How do faith, religion, and spirituality affect mental and physical health? Dr. Howard K. Koh, Harvard University professor and former U.S. assistant secretary for health, joins President Walton to discuss the powerful connection between spirituality and overall well-being in this episode of Expand…

Religious Diversity in Healthcare: Why Faith Matters for Patient Care

How can healthcare providers better support patients’ religious beliefs, faith traditions, and spiritual needs? The Rev. Dr. Suzanne Watts Henderson, MDiv ’90, senior director of faith and health for Interfaith America, joins President Walton to explore how understanding religious diversity in heal…

How Churches Can Support Teen Faith | Christian Spiritual Formation

Christian spiritual formation and teen faith development are critical topics for churches, youth ministers, and parents seeking meaningful ways to engage young people in the life of the church.   President Walton and Dr. Almeda Wright, professor of religious education at Yale Divinity School, explo…

Senator Raphael Warnock on Faith, Politics, and the Moral Crisis in America

U.S. Senator Raphael Warnock joins President Walton on Expanding the Table to discuss how his identity as a pastor shapes his work in the Senate — and why American politics desperately needs a moral imagination.  In this episode, Senator Warnock reflects on his new book, “The Crooked Places Made St…