‘Da Vinci Code’ panel anchors 20/20 Collegiate Conference
WAKE FOREST, N.C. (BP)—A roundtable discussion of “The Da Vinci Code” highlighted Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary’s second annual 20/20 Collegiate Conference, Feb. 3-4 in Wake Forest, N.C.
Hunt to seminarians: Be faithful & bold, telling the truth to all
WAKE FOREST, N.C. (BP)--The church that is faithful to Scripture must preach the Gospel boldly and without discrimination, even if it may cause division or opposition, Johnny Hunt said during Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary’s spring convocation.
5-year-old’s kitty pillow models sacrificial giving
WAKE FOREST, N.C. (BP)--In the wake of Hurricane Katrina, Southern Baptists mobilized quickly to help displaced hurricane victims, many of whom found themselves left with nothing and no place to turn.
Evangelical scholars address ‘Whatever Happened to Truth?’
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Their book, titled “Whatever Happened to Truth?” published by Crossway Books, contends for the existence of truth -- a truth that can be known in God’s written Word, the Bible, and God’s incarnate Word, Jesus Christ.
Edited by Köstenberger, the book is a compilation of addresses from the 2004 meeting of the Evangelical Theological Society, featuring chapters by such scholars as R. Albert Mohler Jr., J.P. Moreland and Kevin J. Vanhoozer who join Köstenberger in setting forth the battle for truth on a variety of levels.
C.S. Lewis scholar hopes ‘Narnia’ helps postmoderns find God
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Admittedly, his disinterest had more to do with his spiritual condition at that time than the quality of Lewis’ work, said Travers, an English professor and C.S. Lewis scholar at Southeastern College at Wake Forest, the undergraduate school of Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary in Wake Forest, N.C.
‘Adopt-a-Faculty-Member’ joins SEBTS, NOBTS seminaries
WAKE FOREST, N.C. (BP)--Southeastern College at Wake Forest professor Logan Carson knows the power of having fellow believers pray for him in the midst of a crisis.
Revival must come first to the pulpit, Gaines says
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| Gaines’ exhortation Bellevue Baptist Church pastor Steve Gaines exhorts Southeastern Seminary students to get a “full heart,” not just a “full head,” during their campus studies. Photo by Courtney Navey |
Gaines, the new pastor of the Memphis-area Bellevue Baptist Church in Cordova, Tenn., preached a series of messages to bring spiritual refreshment to the next generation of Christians intent on returning biblical proclamation to the nation’s pulpits.
Avant sees great movement of God coming to North America
WAKE FOREST, N.C. (BP)--Having just returned from the disaster-stricken Gulf Coast, John Avant believes Southern Baptists are poised to be at the forefront of the next great spiritual awakening in North America.
Seminarians tear out sheetrock, pull up carpet, share their faith
SLIDELL, La. (BP)--Spending a week of eight- to 10-hour days in the Louisiana heat gutting out the ruined furnishings of muddy, moldy, hurricane-ravaged homes is not many students’ idea of how to spend a week from campus.
Love akin to 1 Corinthians 13 underscored to SEBTS students
WAKE FOREST, N.C. (BP)--The church’s witness in the modern world needs believers who are doctrinally sound and passionately rooted in the Christ-like love of 1 Corinthians 13, Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary President Daniel Akin said in the seminary’s Aug. 23 convocation.
