Grand Rapids Theological Seminary is a graduate theological school preparing biblically & culturally-informed ministry leaders for service in Christ's church.
Darrell Yoder, Director of the Talking Points and the Pirsig Fellowship, recently served as a guest blogger for "The Pastor's Soul." Check out his reflections on wholeness in pastoral ministry.
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This month, we're amplifying black voices on our social media pages. Ashlee Eiland, author of "Human (Kindness)" is a Pastor at Mars Hill. Her latest book is about uniting human beings despite our differences.
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Research shows there are certain keys to cultivating a sustainable, sacrificial yet fulfilling ministry and a key among them is Resilience. How do you seek resilience in ministry as a pastor or ministry leader?
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Listen to our latest Intercultural Student Lecture Series recording with Dr. Esau McCaulley as he discusses several talking points from his book, “Reading While Black: African American Biblical Interpretation as an Exercise in Hope."
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GRTS encourages students to read this bibliography composed by the Institute for Biblical Research. This document contains 160 pages of research completed by black Old Testament scholars.
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GRTS recognizes the significance of Black History Month. This month, we're amplifying black voices across our social media pages. We'll feature authors, biblical scholars, theologians, and activists who have contributed to the ongoing conversation on race in America.
New Testament professor, Tim Gombis recently released a new book! "Power in Weakness" follows Paul as he resists the influence of the “present evil age” by making cruciformity the operating principle of the church.
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GRTS will return to campus, Tuesday January 19th. Masks, social distancing, and classroom capacity changes are just some of the precautions we are taking. If you would like to adjust your enrollment in light of this information, please contact the admissions office.
Read emeritus professor of New Testament, David Turner's latest blog post on the Baker Illustrated Bible Backgrounds Commentary. Dr. Turner contributed to this volume which is now available at Baker Book House.
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Listen to episode 348 of the "Naked Bible" podcast , as John Hilber, professor of Old Testament, discusses his new book on relevance theory.
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Read emeritus professor, Dr. David Turner's latest blog post on Giovanni Diodati, the most important reformer you’ve never heard of!
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GRTS is excited to welcome Fr. Esau McCaulley as this semester's Intercultural Studies Lecture Series speaker. Join us via Zoom and listen as Dr. McCaulley discusses several talking points from his book.
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Join us this Wednesday for a tour of the Hesse Memorial Archaeological Laboratory. Students may join us virtually, or in person. Sign up via the link below.
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Listen to Tim Gombis' recent episode of the "Faith Improvised" podcast. Dr. Gombis discusses a book called "American Apocalypse" which surveys the history of modern fundamentalism and begins a series on the book of Mark.
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Visit the Talking Points Blog via the link below to hear from our recent Talking Points speakers, former students, faculty, and staff!
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Join us tomorrow evening (October 6th) for our FREE online information session from 6pm-7pm. Sign up with the link below until 6pm tonight, or call the admissions office.
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"Burnout is my fault. Or is it?"
Check out this #TalkingPoints Blog post from @grseminary and learn how #burnout affects ministry leaders–and how the church can help.
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