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All lectures (plus a book review) from the seminary's 2025 theological conference are in this ...
read moreMay 18–20, 2026 The presenters for the 2026 Theological Conference, “Theologians ...
read moreSee below important dates for the 2025 academic school year.July 21, 2025Fall Registration ...
read moreThe conference is concluded. You may read the lectures in the seminary journal here. May ...
read more| July 21, 2025 | Fall Registration Opens |
| September 2, 2025 | Classes Begin |
| October 3rd, 2025 | Last Day to Drop/Add Classes |
| November 3rd | Last Day to Withdraw from Classes |
| November 23th – 28th | Thanksgiving Break |
| December 8th – 12th | Finals Week |
| December 12th | Last Day of Classes |
Sometimes the Old Testament speaks of the king as an anointed one, a person on whom God’s blessing rests. A priest would pour a flask of oil over the king’s head as a ...
The name “Jesus” is the Greek form of the Hebrew “Joshua” (which later morphed into “Jeshua”) which means “the Lord saves.”
“This is most certainly true!” declares Luther. “What is truth?” responds Pilate. The Truth was standing right in front of him, and he dismissed him as though truth ...
God has given us all we need for life. More than that, he has made himself our home. Paul puts it this way: “In him we live and move and have our being.”
We confess that God is the creator of it all. In the beginning, he made the skies and the land, the heavens and the earth, and by this we mean to say, the universe—everything.
When we confess that God is almighty, we are saying something more than that he is strong. This confession also declares that what is impossible with people is possible with God.
