1. Brush up on English Grammar Most seminary students haven’t studied English grammar for years. For most of us its basic rules have become nearly second-nature, which is good. But when you begin studying Greek, a front-of-mind knowledge of English…
Are you thinking about becoming a Lutheran minister? This may be a wonderful time to consider Luther Seminary. Luther Seminary, the nation’s largest Lutheran seminary, has received a $21 million gift to experiment with more flexible and faster ways for…
Finding financial aid and scholarships for seminaries may not differ greatly from finding aid for undergraduate studies and public universities. The complexities come on a school-by-school, program-by-program basis. This article will help you know what to look for, so that…
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.…
When I began my journey in seminary, no professor or scholar was more formative for me than Michael Allen. He gave systematic theology a beating heart, and encouraged theological depth through academic rigor in a way I’d never encountered before.…
Knox Theological Seminary has been one of the top-ranked Reformed seminaries for years, with a thriving suite of online programs. But for years, their Master of Divinity (MDiv), arguably their flagship program and the most sought-after religious degree, has been…
Our world sometimes feels like a battleground caught between polar opposite viewpoints. Everything from race, to gender, to politics has its own peculiar tribal stamps and markers. The church hasn’t been able to extricate itself from these debates. Whether it’s…
The following is a sad piece of news recently released by BibleWorks. If you are a BibleWorks user, or if you would like to buy a license to BibleWorks 10 before they discontinue support, you’ve got until June 15, 2018.…
Dr. Seth M. Ehorn is the Visiting Assistant Professor of Greek Language and New Testament at Wheaton College, in Illinois. Dr. Ehorn holds a PhD from the University of Edinburgh in New Testament Language, Literature, and Theology. His contributions (other…
