In his final letter, Paul charges Timothy, his son in the faith, to “do the work of an evangelist” (2 Tim. 4:5). By these words, the aged Apostle establishes the timeless standard for pastoral ministry, not only for young Timothy but for all pastors in every generation and in every place. With Apostolic authority, this […]
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Interested in learning Biblical Greek? BibleMesh Biblical Languages will guide you to become a confident reader of the biblical text—and it begins with taking your first steps. Find out more and get our Greek First Steps course for free. Getting familiar with Bible languages can have big benefits — and you may find it’s easier than you
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ORLANDO, Florida, March 12, 2019 – Today, BibleMesh and Third Millennium Ministries launched a new online academic program with graduate level courses that are transferable to an accredited Master of Arts (MA) degree in Christian Studies at Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary (SEBTS). This partnership establishes a pathway for students across the world to access an
Counseling student Janie Pillow was sitting at a library table at Reformed Theological Seminary (RTS) in Jackson, Mississippi, when the student next to her made a sound she can still remember more than 20 years later. The student—an older man, a ThM candidate from Africa—“moaned a moan that gives me chills to this day,” Pillow
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During the Reformation, the advance of the Muslim religion was very much “in the news.” The advancing Turkish Ottoman Empire, which reached its height in the early to mid-sixteenth century, posed an unnerving political and military threat to European Christendom. Even though the armies of Europe turned back the Turks at the gates of Vienna
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Ancient Near Eastern sources can give valuable insights into the world the Old Testament was written in The biblical book of 2 Kings gives a theological explanation for the Babylonian siege of Jerusalem in 597 BC and the subsequent exile of its people. It is a rich account of sage prophets, ruthless kings, intriguing miracles
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