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Mohler: Church must remain supreme concern in church and state discussion

Baptists must relate issues of church and state by understanding the supremacy of a believer’s church over all other concerns, R. Albert Mohler said during a Sept. 18 symposium at

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Gospel receptivity among unchurched surprisingly high, new book says

Eighty-two percent of unchurched people in North America (more than 130 million) are at least “somewhat likely” to attend church it they are invited, according to a new book by

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SBTS publishes new Gospel tract

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Commentary: Song of Songs celebrates husband-wife intimacy

The Old Testament book Song of Songs celebrates the joys of physical love between a husband and wife, Daniel L. Akin argues in a new commentary. Akin is co-author of

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Ministers must order their ways before the Lord, Johnson says

Building godly character is an essential part of a minister’s college education, said Boyce College Dean Jerry Johnson. Preaching at the Boyce’s opening chapel for the fall semester, Johnson told

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Pool on sick leave as problems repaired

If there was a disabled list for swimming pools, the main pool of Southern Seminary’s Health and Recreation Center would be on it. Since mid-July, numerous mechanical problems have afflicted

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Seminary student leading local Hispanic church

LOUISVILLE, Ky.—Brad White pastors a church in which many of the parishioners are still learning English as well as Baptist polity. In July of 2002, White was named interim pastor

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Christian discipleship demands political engagement, Moore says

When most Christians think about evangelical political engagement, the first images that come to mind are organizations that assemble a potpourri of people to address a specific issue like abortion,

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“God” of open theism is not the God of the Bible, new book argues

LOUISVILLE, Ky. (BP)—The “God” of open theism is not the God found in Scripture, a new book by a Southern Baptist Theological Seminary professor argues. In the book “Their God

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‘Revolve’ New Testament trivializes Gospel message, Moore says on MSNBC

LOUISVILLE, Ky.–Thomas Nelson Publishers’ “Revolve” New Testament — a New Testament packaged to resemble a fashion magazine — “tends to trivialize the message of the Gospel,” Russell Moore said on

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Mohler to students: “Don’t just stand there, do something”

LOUISVILLE, Ky.—The Christian is not called to a life of peaceful passivity but to one of active “wartime” obedience in winning lost souls to Christ, R. Albert Mohler Jr. said

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Seminarians celebrate missions partnership with African worship service

LOUISVILLE, Ky.–Students and faculty at The Southern Baptist Theological Seminary recently gathered for a traditional African worship service that included African praise music, testimonies from African students and Scripture readings

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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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