Irrigating Deserts: Seminary Education for Pastors

The vision for robust theological training to prepare ministers is an old one that deserves revisiting.

By Doug Logan
   |   September 19, 2022

The Miseducation of the Pastor

If Google can pass your seminary’s quizzes or your denomination’s ordination exam, you are not training men to be pastors; you are training them to be machines.

By Doug Ponder
   |   May 30, 2022

Interview: Doug Logan on Founding Grimké Seminary

If the sweep of covenant theology includes all nations, it must include all neighborhoods.

By Doug Logan
   |   May 16, 2022

How a Jail Became a Seminary

The jail, once overcome with the sound of woeful cries and locking chains, now paraded the sounds of freedom found through the hope of the gospel of Jesus Christ.

By Aaron Lumpkin
   |   March 28, 2022

Interview: Bryan Laughlin on His Hopes for Sola Ecclesia

I hope Sola Ecclesia will reinfuse the theme of the church back into the conversational landscape of theology and biblical practice.

By Bryan Laughlin
   |   February 28, 2022

Interview: Bryan Laughlin on the Origin of Grimké Seminary and Sola Ecclesia

We need a church reformation around the primacy of the church.

By Bryan Laughlin
   |   February 21, 2022

Protest and Anarchy

This flawed social order would be far more tolerable than the anarchist alternative.

By Carl Ellis
   |   February 7, 2022

Baby Mama Drama to Nanny State Trauma

The family is the foundation of any civilization or people group; lose the family, and you will eventually lose the people and the society.

By Carl Ellis
   |   January 17, 2022