The Power of Song and Testimony in Church Tradition

It was in that little red brick church that I learned the power of songs of sojourning and shared testimony.

By Brian Key
   |   October 17, 2022

Is Sermon Application Legalism?

Application is the crown of exegesis.

By Matt Cohen
   |   October 10, 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

A Theological College in Your Church

Today we’re announcing open enrollment for Grimké College—a fully online theological degree.

By Joe Holland
   |   September 27, 2022

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

Questions to Ask Yourself Before You Apply a Passage to Others

We worship God through our study and sermon preparation.

By Mark Becton
   |   September 12, 2022

Should Joining a Church Be Difficult?

Learning to navigate and understand spiritual experiences proves to be of great importance.

By Aaron Lumpkin
   |   September 5, 2022

Sermon Application: Focus on Your First Loves

To apply God’s Word to God’s people, there are two things that preachers ought to love increasingly.

By Matt Cohen
   |   August 29, 2022