Interview: Tony Merida and Matt Cohen Discuss Christ-centered Preaching
Christ-centered preaching brings us home.
By Tony Merida
| August 22, 2022
The Coal Mine and the Seminary: A Student’s Perspective
The dangers and difficulties of the coal mine are not completely analogous to the pastorate, but pastors need experienced mentors too. That is exactly what I found at Grimké Seminary.
By Justin Honaker
| August 15, 2022
Grimké Seminary from a Student’s Perspective
If you’re anything like me, the thought of attending a newly established seminary raises many questions.
By Justin Honaker
| August 8, 2022
Ecclesial Theology—The Missing Theology in an Age of Individualism
The church in its corporate assembly is a liturgical re-training for all those catechized by the social imaginary of modern individualism.
By Uriesou Brito
| May 9, 2022
Theological Studies Are Gospel Studies
We have to do the hard work of showing how the gospel is central, not just saying it and hoping it might be true.
By Joe Holland
| April 25, 2022
Herman Bavinck and the Pan-Babylonians: How Bavinck’s Engagement in a Creation Controversy Can Shape An Evangelical Doctrine of Creation Today
Through Bavinck’s orthodox and modern engagement with the doctrine of creation, he provided a framework for Christians engaging with the text of Scripture, Christian doctrine, and culturally relevant streams of thought.
By Chet Harvey
| March 14, 2022
How Calvin Defined Friendship
Calvin deeply cared for his friends, and he serves as a model for friendships today.
By Aaron Lumpkin
| March 7, 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