When considering a seminary track to take, most popular by far is the Master of Divinity degree. Offering a comprehensive take on both theology and ministry, the MDiv is the go-to for most people in pursuit of vocational, full-time ministry.…
Is God mad at you? Dr. Steve Brown joins us to discuss the depths of grace, preparing for the dangers of pastoral burnout, and having a vibrant prayer life. “One of the problems with being in seminary is that it…
We are excited to announce a new podcast, for all theology-minded listeners: The Seminary Podcast. We’re working hard to plan and record some great episodes. Our first guest is Dr. Steve Brown, from Key Life Ministries (and Reformed Theological Seminary).…
We recently discussed the streaming platform for biblical and theological content from Zondervan. Now, Zondervan has announced the release of their new mobile app for iOS and Android. Download for iOS | Download for Android MasterLectures Mobile App I have…
Zondervan Academic is changing the game of online theological education. MasterLectures is a new streaming service with thousands of high-quality theological lectures from leading evangelical theologians, pastors, and teachers. In recent years we’ve seen the launch of Logos Mobile Ed,…
Today’s post is by guest-author Matt Hendren. Matt is the husband to a wonderful wife, a member of Immanuel Nashville, and an all around nerd. His interests include comedy, Reformed Theology, and all things stationary. You can find him spreading…
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Robert Alter’s New Translation of the Hebrew Bible is an important work of scholarship for biblical exegesis. What exactly is the Hebrew Bible? That is a harder question to answer than one might initially think. The Hebrew Bible is a…
Dispensationalism is an hermeneutical framework which, while not entirely modern, has been defined and promulgated most sharply since the 19th Century. It has strong links to premillennialism — that is, dispensationalists are premillennialists, but not all premillennialists are dispensationalists —…