Surprised by Schreiner
one student’s journey across the theological spectrum
Towers Type
Inerrancy preserved
Why we can still trust the Bible, despite manuscript differences
Has the church always believed this?
Three witnesses to the doctrines of inspiration and inerrancy in church history
know your neighborhood
History Highlight: SBTS Library Archives — then and now
Materials in the Archives and Special Collections are available for research Monday through Friday, 9-5, on the second floor of the James P. Boyce Centennial Library.
The long road to media engagement in the SBC
HISTORY HIGHLIGHT
From Google to Grudem
Jake Tuazon’s path to SBTS
How to watch Netflix
Redeeming Media Consumption
The blessing of busyness
Pastor, professor, and father of five finds life outside himself.
Pitfalls of the novice minister
Your first church job is going to stretch you in ways you won’t anticipate.
William Whitsitt’s private grudges
HISTORY HIGHLIGHT
Heaven: God’s Presence and Purpose
Heaven can be difficult to picture.
Preaching: An exercise in longing
How to preach so your church wants heaven more than life
A call to teach and to reconcile: Boyce professor teaches the gospel and race reconciliation
Kevin Jones’s journey to Southern Seminary from west Louisville, and his passion for racial reconciliation.
An amillennial interpretation of Revelation 20
Theology Forum
A.T. Robertson’s Heavenly Sermon
HISTORY HIGHLIGHT
The Gift of Singleness?
Paul wrote in 1 Corinthians 7 that singleness can be a “gift.” But it doesn’t often feel that way. What did Paul mean when he encouraged the unmarried to remain that way, and what could that mean for us?
Finding Your Place
A Conversation on Singleness