Receiving Criticism—A Friend’s Wounding or an Enemy’s Kiss?

The pastor’s response to criticism will determine whether the result will be a catastrophe or a catalyst for growth in the Lord and his work.

By Justin Honaker
   |   May 8, 2023

The Kind of Man Pastors Must Be

Every semester, no matter the class, I intentionally try to touch upon the kind of men that pastors must be.

By Doug Ponder
   |   April 17, 2023

George Whitefield Tried to Kill Me

I finally returned home from the hospital thinking, “George Whitefield tried to kill me.”

By Joe Holland
   |   March 6, 2023

Seminary Papers and War Memoirs

The rigors of academic research and writing prepare students for pastoral ministry in ways they will only realize later.

By Joe Holland
   |   February 6, 2023

Using Different Types of Prayer Lists

Regardless of the season or prayer lists I’ve used, one outcome has been the same: I realized how present, active, loving, and faithful God is.

By Mark Becton
   |   December 5, 2022

What Does it Take to End Well?

We can finish faithfully because the one waiting for us at the finish will be faithful to his Word, faithful to his promises, and faithful to us.

By Brian Key
   |   November 7, 2022

Should You Keep a Prayer List?

For years, I’ve personally benefited from using a prayer list. The practice of keeping a prayer list helped me make hard decisions.

By Mark Becton
   |   October 24, 2022

The Grimké Brotherhood: A Seminary Family

The education that I have received is rigorous, the mentorship is priceless, and my friendships are just getting started.

By Justin Honaker
   |   October 3, 2022