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SBTS student first Korean soldier to die in overseas conflict since Vietnam

Sgt. Yoon Jang-ho, a former student at The Southern Baptist Theological Seminary, became the first Korean soldier since the Vietnam War to die in a foreign conflict when he was

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Pray that members of protest group find Christ, Mohler tells SBTS community

Students should pray that the members of Soulforce—a gay activist group that staged a protested at The Southern Baptist Theological Seminary Monday—find salvation in Christ, said President R. Albert Mohler

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Vines challenges students to ‘run with God’ during Mullins Lectures at SBTS

Longtime Southern Baptist pastor and leader Jerry Vines challenged students to maintain their personal walk with God through seminary and preach the whole counsel of the Word of God during

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Christians must approach God with reverence and awe, Akin tells SBTS students

Contemporary terms like “buddy” and “pal” used to refer to Jesus do not show appropriate reverence to the One whom Scripture describes as the King of glory, Danny Akin said

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Husbands and wives should celebrate their differences as God’s gracious design, Lepine tells SBTS audience

God has created men and women different and married couples must value and celebrate their differences or risk rejecting God’s good design, Bob Lepine, co-host of a popular daily radio

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Hymns can reach contemporary culture, hymn writer tells

Many people think of the Easter season as the one time each year when they should gather to celebrate Jesus’ cross and resurrection. But according to hymn writer Keith Getty,

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Ministry focus, biblical depth keys for future of LifeWay, Rainer says at SBTS

As LifeWay Christian Resources examines its future it must maintain a proper perspective by considering itself a ministry first and a business second, LifeWay President Thom Rainer said Feb. 28

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In a celebrity culture, the church should be a ‘haven of integrity,’ noted author says in SBTS panel discussion

Amid a culture that worships celebrity and gauges every activity by the amount of fun involved, the church must stand out by pointing people to the need for conversion and

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New SBJT examines Biblical Spirituality

In the 21st century mainstream culture, spirituality has reached new heights of popularity. However, much of what passes itself off for spirituality is nothing more than vacuous self-worship which stands

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Preach the glory of God in the face of Christ, Piper tells SBTS students

A minister who preaches only the facts of the Gospel and fails to preach the glory of God in the face of Jesus Christ is not fully proclaiming the Gospel,

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Creationist critiques secular science on Mohler radio program

Secular scientists who fear allowing the conclusions of creationism into secular universities have good reason to be afraid because they are accountable to the creator, Kurt Wise, professor of theology

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“The Lost Tomb of Jesus” a made-for-television flight of fancy, Mohler says on Larry King Live

The alleged discovery by archaeologists and genetic scientists of the “lost tomb of Jesus” is nothing more than a made-for-television hoax that will not undermine the Christian faith, R. Albert

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For the Media

For news media seeking comments from President R. Albert Mohler Jr. or other seminary personalities, please contact:

Caleb Shaw
Executive Assistant to the President and Chief of Staff
(502) 897-4121
cshaw@sbts.edu

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