BJU Seminary is excited to announce the addition of four new academic programs that will launch in the fall of 2020. These programs will provide students with even more flexibility in pursuing a degree that is suited for their specific ministry goals and relevant to their current life situation. Like all the courses BJU Seminary offers, these new programs have …Read More
At a special meeting on Friday, May 8, BJU Seminary awarded the inaugural Gospel Fellowship Association Great Commission Scholarship to WooJoo (Moses) Kim. The scholarship citation reads as follows: $2,500 placed by Gospel Fellowship Association Missions on the account of a BJU Seminary student who plans to devote himself or herself to international gospel ministry and who demonstrates exemplary commitment …Read More
Students in Old Testament Hermeneutics and Exegetical Method recently gave presentations on their final course papers. This year the papers wrestled with the Old Testament’s socially oriented laws and the process for applying those laws to current discussions of social justice. Led by their professor, Dr. Ken Casillas, the students integrated exegetical research, theological analysis, interaction with key writers, and …Read More
Substance and sexual addictions are on the rise. People are coming to church struggling with pornography, opioid use, drunkenness, eating disorders, social media obsession and other destructive behaviors. How can pastors and peers give hope to those they know who are needing help from debilitating sins? This year’s CoRE Conference, “New Life: Hope and Help for an Addicted World,” will …Read More
On Thursday, October 24, Dr. Greg Mazak spoke for this semester’s Greek forum on the topic, “The Prayer of Faith Will Heal the Sick.” He exposited James 5:15 by examining the context of the passage and surveying a variety of related passages from the Old and New Testaments. Dr. Mazak introduced the topic by stating, “We can affirm the inspiration …Read More
Faculty, students, and prospective students all enjoyed the annual seminary retreat at the Wilds this last weekend. The retreat is a great way to start off the semester because it gives all who attend an opportunity to build caring, Christ-centered relationships in an informal, out-of-classroom setting. This year’s theme, “Who is Sufficient for These Things,” helped to set the tone …Read More