Weekly Email Archive
Every Monday, I send a note filled with encouragement and/or study tips, updates about our program, and a devotional from our faculty to online students. My hope is that these emails will support and inspire you on your academic journey here at Southern. - Brian Renshaw
The planning fallacy, testimonials from our latest Experiential Modular, and a devotional from Dr. Joe Harrod.
Registration assistance, Dr. Mohler's new course, and devotional from Dr. George Martin.
How to get unstuck when you’re not motivated, research assistance from the library, and a faculty devotional from Dr. Colin McCulloch.
Reading strategies for seminary, professors on sabbatical, and a faculty devotional from Dr. Timothy Beougher.
How to email your professor and OTA, mission trips at Southern, and a faculty devotional from Dr. Bill Cook
Preparing for your next online course, information on the new online PhD, and a faculty devotional from Dr. Justin Irving.
Finishing the last week of Fall 1 well, information on Graduate Certificates, and a faculty devotional from Dr. Andrew Walker.
How Parkinson's Law can make you more efficient during your study time, a course addition to the Apologetics and Philosophy Graduate Certificate, and a devotional from Dr. Jarvis Williams.
How parking on a downhill slope can help your reading and writing, Experiential Modular update, and a faculty devotional from Dr. Jonathan Pennington.
Encouragement for the long semester, behind the scenes look at course development, and a faculty devotional from Dr. Paul Akin
A student success story about reworking their schedule to have less overwhelm in their life, highlighting History and Methods of Apologetics with Dr. Timothy Paul Jones, and a devotional from Dr. Michael Haykin.
How to find eBooks with our library, a new course from Dr. Hamilton, and introducing Hebrew reading groups.
Suggestions on how to manage your time writing a paper or completing a project along with some information about the Supervised Ministry Experience.
Encouragement for a new semester and a new course from Dr. Claunch.