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In the past, most Christian churches employed a calendar that focused on events from biblical and Christian history. This calendar is sometimes called the liturgical calendar, meaning that it is a calendar that regulates worship. About half the liturgical calendar is “ordinary time,” or time that observes no designated events, while the rest of th...
Teaching for Central Seminary has changed over the past thirty years. I used to encounter classrooms full of students from Baptist colleges like Northland, Pillsbury, and Maranatha, or from interdenominational schools like Bob Jones University or Clearwater Christian College. Now I face my students on a computer screen using Zoom. They are in places like Brazil, Kenya, and In...
The campus sweltered in late August of 1973. I was seventeen. Registering for my first semester of college, I needed my faculty advisor’s signature. He was a new prof, somebody I’d never heard of. But even though I was only a lowly freshman, George Houghton took the time to chat with me as if I were someone who mattered.
A few weeks later I stood on...
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Available for Pre-Order: Dr. Pratt Releases “My Sheep Follow Me” with Kregel Academic
Central Seminary is excited to announce the upcoming publication of Dr. Jon Pratt’s book, My Sheep Follow Me: A Study of Perseverance and the Threat of Antinomianism. This b...
Today—the day this essay appears to the public—is October 31, All Hallows’ Eve. Halloween has become the second most popular “holiday” that is celebrated in the United States. We Americans tend to twist every celebration. As Robert Delnay used to note, we have devoted Thanksgiving to the lust of the flesh, Christmas to the lust of the eyes, and E...
