We persevere in the faith because of God’s preserving grace
In my prayers, I rarely fail to be grateful for God’s saving grace in Christ, but I realized that I seldom thank him for the daily grace that keeps me saved.
Topic
Identifying the Melodic Line in the Book of Exodus
Applying Christ from the Old Testament
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.
At Least Thirty-One Reasons to Preach from the Old Testament
Should Christians Invest in the Stock Market?
Seven habits of long-term pastors
These habits are not unique to long-tenured pastors. But they do seem to be most consistent among those pastors who have been at one church for at least ten years.
Book Reviews September 2018
“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”
Cotton Mather and Jonathan Edwards on the Historical Books
Bible Politics After the Restoration: Scriptural Submission and Resistance in Non-Conformist Commentary
Early Modern Dutch Biblical Exegesis: Renaissance and Reception
“At Any Price Give me the Book of God!”: Devotional Intent and Bible Reading for the Early Evangelicals
Baptists Reading the Song of Songs: John Gill, Anne Dutton, and Andrew Fuller
Main Course: Tips for Surviving Seminary
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.
Theology Forum: What is “open” or “closed” communion — and why does it matter?
When a church observes communion, who is eligible to sit at the Lord’s table?