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SBJT examines Nehemiah application and theology

LOUISVILLE, Ky.—In many sermons and Sunday school lessons, the Old Testament book of Nehemiah is presented as a series of moral lessons and tips on leadership. But according to the

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Reformation in SBC must continue, new book by SBTS professor argues

Is reformation in the Southern Baptist Convention complete? Though the denomination in the past 25 years has witnessed an Egypt to Canaan transformation with a full embrace of the inerrancy

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Many evangelicals unwittingly live according to dictates of feminism, Moore tells ETS audience

Egalitarians are winning the gender debate because evangelical complementarian men have largely abdicated their biblically ordained roles as head of the home and have, in practice, embraced contemporary pagan feminism,

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Court decision ‘an outrage,’ Mohler said on Focus on the Family

A recent decision by the Ninth U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals allowing public schools to provide information about sex to elementary school students without parental consent is “an outrage” and

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Southern Seminary training ‘discipled warriors,’ Lawless says at KBC luncheon

FRANKFORT, Ky.—Southern Baptist Theological Seminary students are “willing to march into hell to get the Gospel to the ends of the earth,” Chuck Lawless said at the Southern Seminary luncheon

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Sexton helps students stay physically, spiritually fit

Athletics run in Lee Sexton’s blood. His father was a celebrated coach and athlete in Alabama, and his brother Billy has been an assistant to legendary Florida State football coach

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Plummer first to win three consecutive Metroversity Awards

LOUISVILLE, Ky.—Southern Baptist Theological Seminary professor Robert Plummer was recently became the first professor ever to receive a Louisville-area educational award for three consecutive years. Plummer, assistant professor of New

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New Boyce College student experiences God’s provision in the storm

On Aug. 29, Hurricane Katrina swept into New Orleans, forever altering the lives of those who lived there. Damage and destruction permeated the city and surrounding areas. Ever since, people

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Displaced NOBTS students settle into new lives in Louisville

Adam Dorsey barely paid attention to the television newscasters on Aug. 26 as they analyzed the Category 2 hurricane that was churning across the southernmost tip of Florida. However, by

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Southern Seminary launches archives website

Information about a collection of rare Baptist history materials housed in the Boyce Library at The Southern Baptist Theological Seminary is now accessible online. On Oct. 25 the seminary launched

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Southern Seminary students impact Louisville through Reaching Out

One hundred Southern Baptist Theological Seminary students teamed with six local churches and the Baptist Student Union International ministry at the University of Louisville to share the Gospel throughout the

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Mohler: Theologians must not miss the chief end of theology

Pursuing a correct knowledge of biblical doctrine must lead Christians to a deeper love of both God and neighbor, or they will have missed the point of studying theology, said

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For the Media

For news media seeking comments from President R. Albert Mohler Jr. or other seminary personalities, please contact:

Caleb Shaw
Executive Assistant to the President and Chief of Staff
(502) 897-4121
cshaw@sbts.edu

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