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Carson draws on ‘Doubting Thomas’ to teach lessons about faith in SBTS chapel

Christians can learn the nature of true faith by examining the apostle Thomas’ doubt after Jesus’ resurrection, noted scholar and author D.A. Carson told students at The Southern Baptist Theological

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Mississippi woman establishes scholarship at SBTS to honor deceased fiancé

It was the summer of 2002, and life seemed to be working out perfectly for Andrea Hurdle. A recent graduate of the University of Southern Mississippi, Hurdle planned to marry

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Moore to college students: say no to Christian boy bands, yes to the Gospel in cultural engagement

Christians must engage popular culture, not by becoming a cheap imitation of it, but by proclaiming to it the only story that makes sense of the fallen world—redemption through a

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SBTS annual collegiate conference focuses on the identity of Christ

Who is the real Jesus Christ? Did He actually claim to be God? What did Jesus think about Scripture and is He really the only way to salvation? Also, if

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Kassian to conference attendees: be wise, not weak-willed women

Christian women must be wise and not ‘weak-willed,’ Mary Kassian recently told more than 200 attendees of the Women’s Leadership Consultation Feb. 10-12 at The Southern Baptist Theological Seminary. Drawing

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Women’s leadership conference at SBTS draws women from nine states

More 200 women came to The Southern Baptist Theological Seminary from nine states and Canada recently for a conference designed to train female leaders for ministry in the local church.

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SBTS student ministering in aftermath of small town murder

LOUISVILLE, Ky.—For Jon Pearce, this was no ordinary funeral. He scarcely knew the deceased—a young girl—as she had been involved in the church’s Wednesday evening AWANA program for only a

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Mohler: Marriage’s ‘biblical theology’ vital in ‘sex-saturated culture’

WAKE FOREST, N.C. (BP)–In a culture that has grossly perverted God’s ideals of sex and marriage, the church of the Lord Jesus Christ must champion these gifts according to God’s

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Prayer is key to spiritual awakening in America, conference speaker says

LOUISVILLE, Ky.—Christians must move to a greater level of intensity in their prayer lives if they hope to see spiritual awakening occur in America, said prayer expert Gregory Frizzell at

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New book by SBTS professor urges churches to move from good to great

Churches devoted to Jesus Christ must strive to break out of mediocrity and achieve unprecedented fruitfulness, according to a new book by Thom Rainer, dean of the Billy Graham School

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Biblical counseling vital to God-honoring churches, Powlison says in SBTS chapel

LOUISVILLE, Ky.–Churches must place greater emphasis on the discipline of biblical counseling in order to nurture believers to spiritual maturity, David Powlison said in chapel at The Southern Baptist Theological

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Southern Seminary embarks on new vision for biblical counseling

LOUISVILLE, Ky.— The Southern Baptist Theological Seminary is taking its Christian counseling department in a new direction, one built upon the sufficiency of Scripture and designed to train pastors to

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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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