Two-time Super Bowl champion and SBTS donor lives out a public faith
Chris Maragos, a donor to Southern Seminary, won the Super Bowl (twice) — but that’s not his highest goal.
Publications
Keeping the Evangel in Evangelism
Why evangelicalism can’t abandon the old, old story
Boston: The most strategic city on earth?
Southern Seminary alumnus Bland Mason and the quiet, strategic movement to reach America’s most iconic city.
How the Lord’s Prayer will turn the world upside down
R. Albert Mohler Jr. explains how Christians have understood the Lord’s Prayer for centuries — and why it matters more than ever today
Editorial: Celebrating the Reformation by Remembering the Legacy of Martin Luther
Martin Luther Timeline
The “Heidelberg Theses” of 1518: A Milestone in Luther’s Theological Maturation
“Subtle Sacramentarian” or Son? John Calvin’s Relationship to Martin Luther
Can This Bird Fly? Repositioning the Genesis of the Reformation on Martin Luther’s Early Polemic against Gabriel Biel’s Covenantal, Voluntarist Doctrine of Justification
A Treasure Above All Treasures: Martin Luther on Dying Well
“The Glorious Work of the Reformation”: Andrew Fuller and the Imitation of Martin Luther
Through Another’s Eyes: The Reception of Luther among Early English Baptists
Martin Luther and John Calvin
“Faith is Never Without Fight” (1 Tim 5:12-14): A John Calvin Sermon
SBJT Forum: Martin Luther
Book Reviews
Southern Seminary houses the only school endorsed by Billy Graham
Billy Graham leaves behind a rich legacy not only in evangelism and American religious life, but in the history of Southern Seminary. In 1963, under the leadership of SBTS President Duke McCall, the school established the Billy Graham chair of evangelism, which became a position now held by Timothy K. Beougher. In 1993, Southern Seminary…
3 Questions with Brett McCracken
Brett McCracken Senior editor at The Gospel Coalition, author of Uncomfortable, regular film critic Your new book Uncomfortable explains the value of embracing flawed but essential local church communities. Why was that topic important to you? It was important to me because the local church is so incredibly important. I see many in my generation…