Three changes in theological education: Then and now
How James P. Boyce’s vision became a reality.
How James P. Boyce’s vision became a reality.
Changing a small Bible college into a four-year undergraduate institution was a big risk. But 20 years later, Boyce College has grown exponentially — and its mission is more important than ever.
A conversation with Albert Mohler about his 25 years as the president of Southern Seminary.
Longtime professor Hershael York tells his story of meeting R. Albert Mohler Jr. and the early days of his presidency.
Freedom of delivery in the pulpit depends upon careful organization in the study.
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.
“Spiritual Gifts: What They Are and Why They Matter”; “How the Nations Rage: Rethinking Faith and Politics in a Divided Age”; “Kiss the wave: Embracing God in Your Trials”; “ESV Archeology Study Bible”; “Acts 1-12 For You”
Thomas R. Schreiner discusses his new book on the topic.
Jarvis Williams and Curtis Woods discuss their new book ‘the gospel in color.’
For many, the academic rigor of master’s-level seminary work is daunting. S. Craig Sanders, former editor of Towers and an SBTS M.Div. graduate, offers a few tips and words of advice.