As he confessed in his blog post, “Grammy Malaise,” Denny Burk, dean of Boyce College and associate professor of New Testament, watched the Grammys. In the article, Burk offers reflection …
Missions and scholarship – Southern Seminary is a firm believer in both as evidenced by the institution’s announced presence at the 2011 Southeast Regional Evangelical Missiological Society (EMS) meeting. Carrying …
Russell D. Moore has hit Wall Street. In his op-ed piece for The Wall Street Journal, the SBTS dean asks the question, “Where Have All the Presbyterians Gone?” In the …
SBTS’ Kevin Smith provided a guest blog post at Ed Stetzer’s “The Lifeway Research Blog,” Feb. 3. Smith is assistant professor of church history at Southern Seminary. Writing about the …
Southern alumnus and current employee Scott Lamb released a new biography about MLB player Albert Pujols, Feb. 1. Lamb is director of research for Southern Seminary President R. Albert Mohler …
The Jan. 24 “Towers” is now available. Carrying the theme “urbanamerica,” the issue provides reflection, counsel and documention pertinent to conducting Gospel ministry in an increasingly urbanized world. With the …
The Winter 2011 Southern Seminary Magazine continues to receive attention. In recent days, Baptist Press has noted the ongoing dialogue between proponents of theistic evolution, such as The BioLogos Foundation, …
Michael A.G. Haykin, professor of church history and biblical spirituality at The Southern Baptist Theological Seminary, recently spoke at Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary in Fort Worth, Texas, on Radical Reformation …
What’s the message of the Bible in one sentence? That’s the question Dane Ortlund asks at his blog, Strawberry-Rhubarb Theology, to many of today’s most respected pastors, biblical scholars and …
Near the close of the year, Gospel Coalition blogger Collin Hansen published his article, “My Top Ten Theology and Church Stories from 2010.” At nine, he places the BioLogos controversy …
The Winter 2011 Southern Seminary Magazine is now available. With content taking on the doctrine of creation, the publication carries the theme of ex nihilo (Latin, “out of nothing”) to …
Why can’t we all just get along? These words come to mind when considering the theme for the Jan. 3 “Towers.” Titled “Divisive Doctrine,” the issue provides readers with content …
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