This spring’s Theological Research Symposium featured two thought-provoking papers that generated solid discussion of important theological topics. Dr. Jon Cheek presented “A Biblical Theology of Worldliness,” summarizing key findings of his recently defended dissertation. Contributing to contemporary debates regarding worldliness, Jon exegeted and synthesized major passages, terms, and concepts related to worldliness throughout the storyline of Scripture. Dr. Randy Leedy, …Read More
In connection with his Christian Apologetics class (STh 613), Dr. Layton Talbert hosted two guest speakers from the BJU Division of Natural Science to discuss some extremely relevant topics related to current evangelical apologetic trends in the area of evolution. The lectures (50 minutes each) were open to all Seminarians—several students even bringing their spouses along! Bill Lovegrove (PhD Engineering, …Read More
BJU Seminary’s PhD program had a strong showing at the recent Southeast Regional Meeting of the Evangelical Theological Society. ETS is the leading academic society for conservative biblical/theological scholars, and its 2019 southeast meeting was held March 15 –16 on the campus of North Greenville University (Tigerville, SC). Two recent graduates of the PhD program presented papers based on their …Read More
This year’s annual CoRE conference, hosted by BJU Seminary, addressed the important contemporary issue of “gender, sexuality, and the church.” Tim Geiger, president of Harvest USA and one of the featured speakers, spoke powerfully through his own personal testimony, encouraging the church to talk about sex, sexuality, and gender and equipping the church to do so effectively by, among other …Read More
The seminary retreat is a highlight of the semester. It’s always a great opportunity to start the semester on the right foot, and to build relationships between professors and students. The Wilds Camp has been a great host, providing a get-a-way place to be refreshed and refocus. The theme for the retreat was “An inside Look into Ministry.” Stories from …Read More
The Stewart Custer Lecture Series is designed to honor one of our most celebrated scholars, the late Dr. Stewart Custer, and to demonstrate and advance the seminary’s commitment to cultivating scholarship in service for the church. The BJU Seminary sponsors the Stewart Custer Lecture Series each fall by inviting to campus a published author whose scholarly work addresses contemporary challenges …Read More