Fifteenth Annual Clarence J. Abbott Lectures in Biblical Studies Craig S. Keener will speak on ‘Spirit Hermeneutics’ on Thursday, February 23 at 11:00 am as part of the Clarence J. Abbott Lecture Series. Craig Keener is F.M. and Ida Thompson Professor of Biblical Studies at Asbury Theological Seminary in Wilmore, Ky. Before coming to Asbury […]
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Public Service Loan Forgiveness Waiver April 1, 2022 Dear Alumni, For your information, the Department of Education has opened a new (temporary) waiver that provides educational loan forgiveness options that were not available in the past. Now, through October 31, 2022, during this limited timeframe, the U.S. Dept. of Ed. is allowing those that did […]
European Theological Seminary teachers Dr. Carl Simpson and his wife Jackie were recently in Dublin, Ireland, to celebrate the graduation of ETS’s students who participated in the extension program. Upon arriving back in Germany, a farewell celebration was held for … Continue reading →
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# **Theological inquiry:** *“How does interpreting a book lead to objective morality?”* # Christian response… # Morality does not emanate from a Book but from the heart that has been infused with same from the moment of conception. Every man and woman, every child, has the moral law of God written upon their heart for […]
I constantly see folks quoting scripture to support opinions that fall far outside of the author’s original intent. In my opinion, the Church needs to get on board with educating parishioners on the importance of reading the Bible using exegesis. What do you think? How can we determine the theological importance of the Bible if […]
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