Join us for a free 90-minute online workshop October 18, 2024 at 11AM central. What happens when archaeological discoveries seem to contradict the biblical narrative? Should we force these two sources to align, or dismiss one in favor of the other? In this workshop, Dr. Kyle Keimer explores how the archaeological record and the Bible can complement each other, helping us move beyond simple assumptions, harmonizing biases, and our own preconceived notions to become more insightful readers of the Bible. Learn More Register Now

Sit in a live class session, meet with the president and academic dean, and attend a Q&A session with current students and alumni. Those who attend will have their application fee waved if they apply! Sign up today.   Register Now

Join us for this exciting workshop where Dr. Lowery will  give us an opportunity to ponder the significance of the Advent season afresh. We’d love to see you there!   Register Now

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Lunchtime Seminary is a 10-week, free, non-credit class taught digitally by one of our professors. It is seminary-level training without the intensity and homework that accompanies our typical seminary class.

Sit in a live class session, meet with the president and academic dean, and attend a Q&A session with current students and alumni. Those who attend will have their application fee waved if they apply! Sign up today.   Register Now

Join us for a free 90-minute online workshop April 11, 2025 at 11AM central. Join us April 11, 2025 for this FREE virtual workshop with Dr. Kyle Keimer. We’ll explore how the physical and historical settings of Jesus’ ministry deepen our understanding of his teachings and actions. This event examines the theological significance of Jesus’ words in relation to the locations where he delivered them and interprets his actions through the lens of their physical and cultural context. It also highlights how archaeological discoveries provide essential insights into the biblical text and the world in which it was written. Gain a deeper appreciation for the connection between scripture and its real-world setting. Learn More Register Now