God is at work at Southeastern, Akin tells luncheon attendees
NASHVILLE, Tenn. (BP)--Calling Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary "one of the greatest things God is doing on planet earth," President Daniel Akin outlined 10 reasons he believes God is blessing the seminary at its annual alumni and friends luncheon
Akin calls Southeastern graduates to total commitment to Christ
WAKE FOREST, N.C. (BP)--Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary celebrated its spring commencement May 27 with 174 graduates receiving degrees from the seminary and 70 from the school’s undergraduate program, Southeastern College at Wake Forest.
Son of slain workers envisions redemption for Iraqi attackers
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| A loving son Scott Elliott, son of slain Southern Baptist workers Larry and Jean Elliott, spoke of God’s love to students at Southeastern Seminary a little more than a year after his parents’ deaths in Iraq. Photo by Courtney Navey |
In a May 19 commissioning service at Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary, Elliott encouraged a host of missionary families preparing to deploy around the world to love the lost with that same kind of unconditional love.
Baucham: A false gospel leaves multitudes ‘sealed in unbelief’
WAKE FOREST, N.C. (BP)--Multitudes have been misled or given a false assurance of a salvation they never had by ministers preaching the wrong gospel, author and speaker Voddie Baucham said April 14 at Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary.
Realize the authority you’ve been given, Adrian Rogers says
WAKE FOREST, N.C. (BP)--Too many Christians live expecting spiritual defeat from the world, the flesh and the devil rather than making use of the authority that is theirs in Jesus Christ, Adrian Rogers said April 12 at Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary.
Elliff imparts Seven Pillars for strong families at Southeastern
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| Buidling strong families Tom Elliff, former president of the Southern Baptist Convention, brought his “Kingdom Families” conference to Southeastern Seminary April 5. Photo by Courtney Navey |
Christians ‘have failed’ those ‘outside the church,’ Welch says
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| Join in Southern Baptist Convention President Bobby Welch encourages Southeastern Seminary students to join the effort to “Witness, Win, and Baptize … One Million!” new believers in the next year. Photo by Courtney Navey |
Welch and the woman then quietly bowed their heads, and he led her in a prayer to receive Christ as her Lord and Savior. The media personnel, who had come to report on Welch’s door-to-door evangelism efforts as part of his national “Everyone Can Kingdom Challenge!” bus tour last year, had no explanation for what they had just seen.
Profs’ book spotlights Muslims who convert to Christianity
WAKE FOREST, N.C. (BP)--Those who abandon the Muslim faith of their fathers and their nation to follow Christ give up everything for a Gospel that may demand not only their life but their death.
Mohler: Marriage’s ‘biblical theology’ vital in ‘sex-saturated culture’
WAKE FOREST, N.C. (BP)--In a culture that has grossly perverted God’s ideals of sex and marriage, the church of the Lord Jesus Christ must champion these gifts according to God’s revealed plan, R. Albert Mohler Jr. said in a two-day lecture series at Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary.
1,100 students attend Southeastern apologetics conference
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| Caedmon’s Call Christian group Caedmon’s Call leads worship at Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary's two-day apologetics & worldview conference Feb. 4-5. The event drew nearly 1,000 students in its first year. Photo by Courtney Navey |
The conference, held Feb. 4-5 and entitled “20/20 Collegiate Conference: Seeing Things Clearly in a World That’s Blurred,” took place on the seminary’s Wake Forest, N.C., campus. The goal: teaching students how to view life through the lens of Scripture. It featured such speakers as Gary Habermas, professor of apologetics and philosophy at Liberty University; and Daniel Akin, president of Southeastern Seminary. Popular Christian recording artist Caedmon’s Call led in worship.
