RTS Dallas

Serving the Church throughout Texas & the great Southwest by preparing its leaders with a mind for truth, a heart for God, and a view to a life for ministry.

[RTS Dallas @RTS_Dallas]

Check out digital resources from RTS Dallas faculty and friends! https://t.co/wNoy6vK7TR

[byFaith Online @PCAByFaith]

In many ways, the book is less a story and more a long pastoral letter. https://t.co/qnAeRRmlnI

[RTS Dallas @RTS_Dallas]

The Christian life begins with receiving Christ, but it continues as we walk in him day by day. As we grow rooted and built up in the faith, our lives become marked by gratitude for his work in us.

[RTS Dallas @RTS_Dallas]

This hymn reminds us of the deep, abiding relationship we have with the Lord, dwelling with him, learning from him, and walking in unity with him as his children.

[RTS Dallas @RTS_Dallas]

“And in 20 years, when a bruised reed comes to them, they will not snuff it out. They will sit with them and remind them of the same basics of the gospel they learned in a classroom, in the scripture, many moons ago” @LigonDuncan @RTSJackson

[Mere Orthodoxy @mereorthodoxy]

The Other Side of Seminary
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[Nadya Williams @NadyaWilliams81]

I really enjoyed this today @mereorthodoxy from @RTS_Dallas's Haley Isbell https://t.co/GjnuhizID3

[RTS Dallas @RTS_Dallas]

Congratulations to our largest graduating class of 2026! Giving thanks for these students and their advancement of the Kingdom!

[Christ Church West Chester @christchurchwc]

In just a few weeks, Dr. Gregory K. Beale of @RTS_Dallas will join us at CCWC to preach in the morning & give the lecture, “The Temple And The Church’s Mission: A Biblical Theology Of The Dwelling Place Of God” at SNT. More info can be found here: https://t.co/oqM86xse7i

[RTS Dallas @RTS_Dallas]

With a foundation in theology and biblical studies, the MATS degree prepares you to engage culture and serve faithfully, whether in ministry or in the workplace. Learn more at https://t.co/UHIfOXEAM9.

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Seasons change and circumstances shift, but the word of our God remains sure and unchanging. Isaiah reminds us that while everything else fades, God’s word stands forever.

[RTS Dallas @RTS_Dallas]

Every semester, students across RTS’s eight campuses go deeper into Scripture, deeper into theology, and closer to the calling God has placed on their lives. We are grateful for every friend who makes that preparation possible.

Give today at https://t.co/pNOm91MnWK

[RTS Dallas @RTS_Dallas]

“Come Thou Fount of Every Blessing” is a prayer of gratitude and dependence that acknowledges every good gift flows from the Lord’s hand. A timeless reminder to return again and again to the fountain of mercy.

[RTS Dallas @RTS_Dallas]

The Master of Divinity at RTS equips students with a solid foundation in Scripture and theology while preparing them for faithful service in the church and beyond. The MDiv provides the tools and formation to serve wherever God leads.

Learn more at https://t.co/BIxDzinvlX

[RTS Dallas @RTS_Dallas]

This hymn reminds us of our constant need for Christ’s guidance and strength. Through every challenge and blessing, we can trust him to abide with us and sustain us by his grace.
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Reformed Theological Seminary
Christian Worship
Hymns of Faith
Spiritual Formation

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This Week on Wisdom Wednesday, Dr. Peter Lee, Professor of Old Testament, answers the question “How do we read Leviticus devotionally?”

Leviticus can be difficult, but it is given for our good. By reading patiently, alongside Hebrews, and with Christ in view, we begin to see how its themes of sacrifice, cleansing, and holiness are fulfilled in him.

Watch the full video at https://t.co/wSRGSlXTKY
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Reformed Theological Seminary
Wisdom Wednesday
Leviticus
Biblical Theology
Christ in Scripture
Devotional Reading

[Reformed Seminary @ReformTheoSem]

This Week on Wisdom Wednesday: Dr. Thomas Keene, Professor of New Testament and Academic Dean at RTS Washington D.C. and New York City, answers the question, “What Bible translation should I use?”

Dr. Keene offers wise and practical guidance on choosing a Bible translation. He encourages believers to consider the life of the local church, noting that using the same translation as your congregation strengthens conversations, worship, and study. While all major English translations are reliable, becoming familiar with the one your church uses is a great asset for faithful reading and growth.

Watch the full video at https://t.co/btUIGknwXr
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Reformed Theological Seminary
Wisdom Wednesday
Bible Translation
Biblical Languages

[Christian Heritage London @RememberLondon]

Before all reasoning, the mind and heart already know God in the mode of feeling one's absolute dependence on the divine.
- N. Gray Sutanto, The Gospel After Christendom @GraySutanto @collinhansen @Bavinck_JH

[Ligon Duncan @LigonDuncan]

The Reformation returns to Zurich! Dr. Michael Allen of @rtsorlando & Dr. Gray Sutanto of @RTSWashington lecturing on the singularity & sufficiency of Scripture (Allen), and on original sin & Bavinck’s critique of non-lapsarian accounts (Sutanto). @ReformTheoSem

[RTS Dallas @RTS_Dallas]

The Lord has done marvelous things, and his salvation calls for our praise. Psalm 98 reminds us that worship begins with remembering what he has done.
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Reformed Theological Seminary
Psalm 98
Worship
Salvation
Praise

[RTS Dallas @RTS_Dallas]

He is risen! He is risen indeed! Happy Easter from all of us at RTS as we celebrate the joy and hope of Christ’s resurrection.

[RTS Dallas @RTS_Dallas]

The Gospel Coalition is coming to Frisco! Join Dr. G.K. Beale, Dr. Ben Gladd, and Jen Wilkin for a rich look at how the Old Testament shapes the Gospels and deepens our proclamation of Christ. https://t.co/haMopXm6xs