Summer 2016 Bookstack
I’m a little late in getting this posted. Then again, I haven’t exactly been posting regularly since beginning doctoral study. Two years of PhD work...
Category: seminary
Unless we mix faith with what we preach . . .
If we study Divine subjects merely as ministers, they will produce no salutary effect. We may converse with the most impressive truths, as soldiers and surgeons...
Can We Still Trust New Testament Professors?
David Wilkin has an interesting article that is prescient for anyone considering theological education or considering attending a private Christian college. In ...
Summer 2015 Bookstack
The semester is over. My first year of doctoral study is in the books (and by “in the books,” I mean both that it is complete and that ...
Andrew Fuller on the Importance of Biblical Theology
It is not very difficult to discern the wisdom of God in introducing truth in such a manner. If every species of plants and flowers were to grow together, inste...
Oxford Study Tour in SWBTS News
“During this year’s tour, July 7-24, more than 70 people from Southwestern and Southeastern Seminaries shared the Gospel across the United Kingdom. More t...
Beginning PhD Studies: A Humbling Experience
The egg-head PhD student. This is a thing. PhD students are known to be neck-deep in the stacks of the library poring over the most minute (and obscure) work th...
PhD Semester 1 Reading List
Here we go. This week, I officially begin PhD studies at Southwestern Seminary. (For an idea of exactly what that means, just click here.) This semester I’...
Andrew Fuller on the Importance of Systematic Theology
God, in all his works, has proceeded on a system; there is a beautiful connexion and harmony in every thing which he has wrought…Now if God proceeds on sy...
Preserved, Restored, Pardoned, and Appointed to Preach the Faith: The Life and Legacy of John Newton
This lecture was delivered on 10 July, 2014 at the Olney Parish Church. You may download a PDF copy here. The Ship Captain’s Son John Newton was born in 1725 in...