A personal reflection on my first semester at seminary and an invitation to the SBTS Alumni & Friends Luncheon at SBC Dallas.

Why your coursework matters and SBC Convention

Faithfulness over grades and using Course Previews as a discipleship tool

Graduation summary, productivity realignment, and encouragement from other students

Taking a walk to boost creativity, Experiential Modular feedback, and webinar recording.

Do audiobooks count as reading, take the Gospel of Luke with Dr. Cook, and an encouraging story from a Southern Seminary alum.

Beginning Fall 2025, every master’s-level student at Southern Seminary will receive all required textbooks directly in Logos Bible Software—at no extra cost. These resources will stay in students’ personal libraries for life, providing a permanent foundation for study, preaching, and ministry long after graduation.

I hear weekly from students about the challenges of juggling many responsibilities, including seminary, ministry, family, and more. That’s why I’m excited to introduce our new Logos initiative, specifically crafted to simplify your academic journey and amplify your effectiveness in ministry.

Dealing with stress, courses to take over the summer, and encouragement from students.

Fall 2025 Experiential Modulars registration now open and pursuing the process not the end goal.

Doing one thing at a time, Cooperative Program course, and advice from fellow students.

Expecting the unexpected, opportunity from the NETS Center for Church Planting & Revitalization, and some advice from a fellow student.

What’s your “why”, Greek & Hebrew for Life Conference, and a book giveaway.

The art of practicing bored and introducing our new 16-week courses

The four stages of competence, get help with your research from our library, and a faculty devotional from Dr. Roberto Carrera.

Writing a critical book review, Boyce College Preview Day, and a faculty devotional from Dr. Matthew Westerholm.

Productivity rain dances, experiential modular, and a faculty devotional from Dr. York.

Reassessing those New Year’s resolutions, a reminder about the Writing Center, and a faculty devotional from Dr. Roberto Carrera