A God-Orchestrated Friendship
How one relationship led to a lifelong connection between a family and Southern Seminary.
Magazine Section
A Legacy of Church-Focused Scholarship
A look at the SBTS Ph.D. program at age 125
Overcoming the shadow of racism
Williams and Jones discuss new book on race and the Southern Baptist Convention
The Reformation Isn’t Over
Despite claims to the contrary, critical doctrines central to the Protestant Reformation continue to set it apart from the Catholic Church.
Greenway discusses appointment to the SBC’s Evangelism Task Force
Faculty Books
Leader Influences
Faculty News
Southern Seminary community remembers Draper at memorial; Trustees install Gaines to visiting professorship; And more.
The centrality of Scripture yesterday, today and forever
The errors that Luther countered in 1517 and throughout the Reformation have persisted even into our own day.
A (Photo) Tour of the Land of Luther
R. Albert Mohler Jr. led a group in the footsteps of the Reformers.
The 122-year legacy of Consolidated Baptist Church
Two Southern Seminary alumni lead historic African American Baptist church in Lexington, Kentucky.
Fall News and Events
Fall Festival, new apologetics program, classical education at Boyce, and more
‘Blessed are the flourishing’
Pennington discusses his book on the Sermon on the Mount.
Faculty Books
Faculty News
SBTS trustees’ election of Haykin, Taylor Flatt joins Boyce faculty, ETS 2016, CBS revision
Orthodox Christology in a Secular Age
Spring News and Events
Said at Southern, 500 years after Reformation, Gheens Lecture 2017 and more.
Let My People Go
SBTS alumnus Raleigh Sadler leads a ministry aimed at equipping local churches to fight human trafficking.