2 Days Left! Greenville Seminary is hosting a special giveaway for 100 winners. You can enter the giveaway through Saturday, May 10th. Link: kingsumo.com/g/m7gvydm/100-…

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🎙️ New episode: "The Authority of Scripture: Charles Hodge on Biblical Inerrancy". “The Scriptures are the Word of God. What the Bible says, God says.” Charles Hodge makes it plain in his Systematic Theology: Scripture doesn’t merely point to truth—it is the truth.

"Power is Jehovah's arm, omniscience is his eye, mercy is his bowels, grace is his riches, but holiness is the beauty of the LORD." — William McEwen

"Jesus Christ had to be perfect in order to save us from sin. But if he could not have sinned, can he really sympathize with us?" New episode: "The Sinless Character of Jesus Christ" - William Swan Plumer's "Impeccable". #deadpresbyterianssociety

We praise God for these students who officially graduated at last night’s 34th Commencement. It has been such a blessing to see the Lord work in the lives of these individuals at their time in seminary. We look forward to seeing how the Lord will continue to work in their next

We Receive Comfort So That We May Give Comfort Episode 4: “Lessons In Sorrow — Benjamin M. Palmer” #deadpresbyterianssociety

New Episode 🎙️: “Worship in Everyday Life - B.B. Warfield” In this address, "Religious Life of Theological Students", B.B. Warfield challenged theological students to cultivate a vibrant, disciplined spiritual life centered on both personal devotion and the communal worship of

Looking forward to seeing our friends at #PCAGA. Come by our booth and grab our limited edition “Ainsley Hall House” tee and join us for lunch where we’ll be handing out some Greenville water bottles.

Do You Ignore Public Worship? New Episode 🎙️: “Worship in Everyday Life - B.B. Warfield” In this address, “Religious Life of Theological Students”, B.B. Warfield challenged theological students to cultivate a vibrant, disciplined spiritual life centered on both personal

How Much Do You Pray? Episode 5: “Worship in Everyday Life - B.B. Warfield” In this address, “Religious Life of Theological Students”, B.B. Warfield challenged theological students to cultivate a vibrant, disciplined spiritual life centered on both personal devotion and the

Are you prayerfully considering pursuing your Master of Divinity? We invite you to visit our campus in Greenville to experience GPTS for yourself. This is the best way to truly understand how GPTS is different. You’ll get to tour the campus, have lunch and Q&A time with

New Episode 📷: “Samuel Miller's Thoughts on Public Prayer” Samuel Miller’s "Thoughts on Public Prayer" is timeless call for pastors to lead prayer with reverence, preparation, and dependence on the Spirit. #deadpresbyterianssociety

B.B. Warfield, "The Emotional Life of Our Lord"

From private prayer to public preaching, pastoral ministry is a sacred calling—and Thomas Murphy gets it. Rooted in 25 years of experience and the wisdom of Princeton’s Archibald Alexander, Pastoral Theology offers timeless, practical counsel for today’s shepherds. Now freshly

Resolutions of T.V. Moore Read full article: logcollegepress.com/blog

For us, this is a special time of year. We are seeing men who have been with us for - three, four, five years - graduate and go out to the places that God has called them. But even as we watch them go with a mix of joy and sadness, we are aware that there is more work to be done.

We are pleased to be now stocking titles published by Log College Press. Read more and order below; jamesdicksonbooks.com/product-tag/lo… #ReformedTheology #Christian #Presbyterian #LogCollegePress

Are you discerning a call to pastoral ministry? Here are some reasons to attend GPTS Explore this September: Sit in on 2 classes Lunch with GPTS Faculty Dinner with Dr. Master Chapel with the student body Lunch with GPTS Students Tour Downtown Greenville Free GPTS merch and Log

New Episode: Daniel Baker's View's on Baptism (A Plain and Scriptural View of Baptism) Join us this week as we revisit Presbyterian minister Daniel Baker's "A Plain and Scriptural View of Baptism (1853). In this concise, winsome exposition - rooted in both adult and infant