4 lessons on fellowship from Bonhoeffer and COVID-19
While Bonhoeffer’s context of persecution is far removed from our context of social distancing and self-isolation, our inability to gather provides us with a fresh lens to consider his words.
History
Why every preacher should know John Broadus
Broadus’ “soul was on fire with the truth which he trusted had saved him and he hoped would save others”
4 ways church history can help every Christian
As we look at the historical record, it would be short-sighted in the extreme not to see the hand of God.
7 reasons you need church history
Wisdom from the past should be warmly embraced by Christians today.
Spurgeon’s suffering is an example for all pastors
Though his suffering was great, Spurgeon’s faith was strong.
8 reasons pastors need the Reformation
Praise God that it pleased him to work through ordinary men like Luther and Calvin to unleash afresh an extraordinary gospel to work in all its grace-driven power in my life and in the lives of countless millions of other believers and pastors through the century.
The Influence of Christianity on America’s Founding: A Conversation with Dr. John Wilsey and Dr. Mark David Hall
Ask Anything Live (Episode 10)
History Highlight: Basil Manly’s fight for the truth of the Bible
Basil Manly, Jr., one of the four founders of Southern Seminary, is primarily remembered today as the author of three important compositions: the Abstract of Principles, the hymn “Soldiers in Christ, in Truth Arrayed,” and The Bible Doctrine of Inspiration Explained and Vindicated. All three have played important roles in the history of Southern Seminary,…
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.