Join John Piper and Doug Wilson as they discuss the similarities and differences in their lives, theological visions, and ministries.
After an extended time of working with the Minnesota Office of Higher Education, we are delighted to announce that Bethlehem College & Seminary is now registered with the state as a private institution.
The November 2011 edition of Themelios was recently published and is available for reading online or as a PDF download. Three BCS professors can be found in this issue.
At the end of every year, it is our joy to reflect upon the blessings and challenges that God has given to Bethlehem College & Seminary. Please download and read our Year End Report to share in that joy with us and to pray for Bethlehem College & Seminary in 2012.
Bethlehem College & Seminary is pleased to announce that on May 20, 2011, its first Commencement Ceremony was held at Bethlehem’s North Campus at which twelve of its students graduated from their studies.
Our own Jason DeRouchie has completed the shaping of The KINGDOM Bible Reading Plan. He writes:
As God’s disclosure of himself and his purposes in a way we can understand, the Bible is about the good news of God’s kingdom––a kingdom established through covenant for God’s glory in Christ Jesus (Luke 4:43; 24:44–47; Acts 1:3; 20:25; 26:22–23; 28:23, 31). The KINGDOM Bible Reading Plan is designed to help the believer grow in grace from the “whole counsel of God” (Acts 20:27).
Brian Tabb, Assistant Professor of Biblical Studies, recently published a review in Themelios of Jarvis J. Williams, Maccabean Martyr Traditions in Paul’s Theology of Atonement: Did Martyr Theology Shape Paul’s Conception of Jesus’s Death? The review is available online at this link.
Beginning Thursday, March 31, 2011 from 11:00-12:00 PM (CST) John Piper will be hosting a series of five interactive roundtable discussions with our seminary students based on his book Desiring God.Desiring God will be live streaming the discussions on the Web.
Johnathon Bowers, the BCS Instructor for Greek and Christian Discipleship, recently reviewed The Lost World of Genesis One: Ancient Cosmology and the Origins Debate, by John H. Walton. His review can be found on pages 102-6 in the most recent issue of American Theological Inquiry.
Dr. Jason DeRouchie and Dr. Jason Meyer collaborated on an article published in the Fall 2010 edition of Southern Seminary’s Journal of Theology. The article is titled, “Christ or Family as the ‘Seed’ of Promise? An Evaluation of N. T. Wright on Galatians 3:16.” Read or download it here.