Quiet has a new address 🤫📚 The Phoenix Seminary Reading Room—a cozy, dedicated, and committedly quiet space for deep study. Students, come see it for yourself.

What is the chief and highest end of man? Our end shall be to glorify God and fully enjoy him forever. Westminster Larger Catechism

Spring semester starts strong 💪 J-Term Intensives = familiar faces, full classrooms, and a week of focused learning.

What does it actually mean to be Protestant? Many Christians define it only by what it opposes. In this video, Gavin Ortlund offers a positive, historical, and theological vision of Protestantism—as reform and renewal within the church. youtube.com/shorts/CxGFogO… via YouTube

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"When eschatology and ecclesiology are inseparable, the church maintains, continues in a vertical focus" - Pastor Adam Bailie youtube.com/shorts/HLI0lpb… via YouTube

Truth is sacred—but rarely simple. Join pastors & theologians at Sacred Truths for deep formation and faithful witness. 🎟️ sacredtruths.events

There's still time to join us at Phoenix Seminary's Sacred Truths Conference on the topic of sanctification this Friday and Saturday! sacredtruths.events

It’s not too late to join us! Get your tickets at sacredtruths.events

Dr. Brandon Smith is kicking off our fourth annual Sacred Truths recalibrating us to the truths of sanctification. “Sanctification is first a work of God before it’s something we participate in.”

Dr. Uche Anizor kicks off our second session at Sacred Truths with a real challenge. How do we reconcile apathy and regeneration in the life of a Christian?

Worship at the @phoenixseminary Sacred Truths Conference. Thankful for these brothers and sisters and their good gospel work!

“Just as He who called you is holy, be holy in all you do.” 1 Peter 1:15 Don Payne is bringing us to a fresh attention of our positional sanctification in our third session of Sacred Truths

In our fourth session, Dr. Matthew Bingham reminds us of our fallenness and need for rekindling in our sanctification.

Had a great time with old friends and new ones. Grateful for Phoenix Seminary, their rich heritage, and the way they serve churches in the Southwest!

“Whether in the context of home or church, one of the primary ways that Christian relationships advance our spiritual formation is through the honest, serious, God-honoring conversations that they make possible.” — Dr. Matthew Bingham Read more: crossway.org/articles/a-too…