Here We Stand
Eight ways the Protestant Reformation continues to shape evangelicalism — and Southern Seminary
Eight ways the Protestant Reformation continues to shape evangelicalism — and Southern Seminary
The errors that Luther countered in 1517 and throughout the Reformation have persisted even into our own day.
The only thing necessary is the preaching of the Word of God.
We believe that Jesus is the Son of God. Everything else we believe depends on that.
R. Albert Mohler teaches on apologetics in Southern Seminary chapel
The Bible is not just a book for Christians, it is the singular revealed word of God.
Defending the Christian faith is not for the weak or the lazy. It’s for the brave.
There is no true education when Jesus Christ is not recognized as the center of all learning.
“It is well and good for the preacher to base his sermon on the Bible, but he better get to something relevant pretty quickly, or we start mentally to check out.” That stunningly clear sentence reflects one of the most amazing, tragic, and lamentable characteristics of contemporary Christianity: an impatience with the Word of God.…
With the advance of secular pluralism, expository preaching must become the church’s strategy for survival.
The church will not be judged by the Lord for the quality of her music but for the faithfulness of her preaching.
Worship is the purpose for which we were made — and only the redeemed can worship the Father in spirit and in truth.
The 1993 Convocation Address delivered by R. Albert Mohler, Jr, President The Southern Baptist Theological Seminary
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