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About UsAll 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 |
Paul urges the Corinthians to flee from sexual sin. This would include fornication and adultery, to name a few. One flees something by running away.
Paul teaches us to disregard the false teachers in our lives, those who would hold any religious thing, any material or earthly thing, over our heads.
It is helpful to remember that you are baptized. In Christian baptism, Christ removed your sin, though that old nature would still rear its evil head in this life.
We tend to consider the Sixth Commandment only in terms of sex. Yet, unfaithfulness to one’s spouse—whether human or divine—begins in the heart.
The Song of Solomon has many beautiful images, perhaps none so striking as Song of Solomon 2:4. “He has brought me to his banquet hall, and his banner over me is love” ...
Breaking the marriage covenant is not simply a physical matter. Adultery begins in the heart, with lust and intention or will. Jesus teaches us that it is possible to commit ...
