Publications

Living Life Backward by David Gibson (Crossway 2017, $17.99) Review by Sean Corser What do you get when you blend commentary of one of Scripture’s most complex books (Ecclesiastes) with practical and biblical applications for everyday living? Living Life Backward by David Gibson. Gibson begins each chapter with the passage of Ecclesiastes to be examined,…

New Testament professor Robert L. Plummer has been helping Southern students learn Greek for 15 years. Now he spends much of his time helping them retain it.

Church history professor Michael A.G. Haykin takes you to a critical moment for Christianity. For a German monk, it was decades of spiritual struggle in the making.

Williams and Jones discuss new book on race and the Southern Baptist Convention

Despite claims to the contrary, critical doctrines central to the Protestant Reformation continue to set it apart from the Catholic Church.

At the center of the Reformation was a robust theology of the Bible.

Southern Seminary community remembers Draper at memorial; Trustees install Gaines to visiting professorship; And more.

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 Reformation was not only the rediscovery of central Christian doctrine, but also a beginning of a technological breakthrough in publishing.

R. Albert Mohler Jr. led a group in the footsteps of the Reformers.

Two Southern Seminary alumni lead historic African American Baptist church in Lexington, Kentucky.

Fall Festival, new apologetics program, classical education at Boyce, and more

Pennington discusses his book on the Sermon on the Mount.

Since the solas are true to Scripture, all Christians in every generation ought to remember, embrace, and proclaim them