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Preparing Your Mind, Heart & Family for Seminary the Logos Bible Knox Seminary Dallas Theological New Orleans Baptist Online vs. Brick Seminary Theological Seminary 2020 and Mortar Standing Out from a Seminary Is for You EDITION Broken World The Logos Bible Software Preparing Your Mind, Heart & Family for Seminary PG 7 Cover Option #1 C1_Generic-Download.indd 1 10/30/19 1:22 PM RANKED TOP 10 GRADUATE * PROGRAMS IN APOLOGETICS Solidly Biblical. ~TheBestSchools.org Intensely Practical. Consider Clamp Divinity School for Excellence in Ministry Preparation Proclaiming the Gospel. Equipping the Saints. Defending the Faith. • Seasoned faculty who have served as pastors and ministry leaders. NEW PROGRAM! • Highly interactive classes MA/PHD IN ARCHAEOLOGY & BIBLICAL HISTORY online or on campus. Join in VIU’s excavation of biblical history at our Tall el-Hammam (Sodom) site in Jordan! 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MacArthur Blvd, Suite 207, Santa Ana, CA 92704 714.966.8500 - [email protected] VES.edu 2020 Edition EDITOR Lynnea Smoyer ART DIRECTOR Christine Christophersen GRAPHIC DESIGNERS Lydia Dahl, Joshua Hunt, Kristen Cork, George Siler PRODUCTION/CIRCULATION Anna Fejes ADVERTISING SALES Kevin Bratcher, Nicole Dossey, Andrew Gustafson MARKETING Bob Pritchett, Dan Pritchett, ARE YOU USING THE LETTER TO THE READERS Mark Chestnut, Kim Heuss, Scott Lindsey, Nick Kelly TOOLS OF THE PAST Why go to seminary? It seems like a pretty straightforward question. PUBLISHED BY Most of us initially think about the answer to this in terms of the end goal—what we hope to accomplish. For some, that may be earning TO BUILD THE a terminal degree in the hopes of teaching higher ed. For others, it may mean receiving the proper credentials to enter into full-time Looking for more seminary info? FUTURE OF THE CHURCH? vocational ministry. Visit Logos.com/seminary-guide to sort seminaries For me, the end goal was to get degrees so I could teach. During by degrees o ered, denomination, and more! my seminary career, an important question was posed to me as I was considering whether the pursuit of a PhD was the right fi t for me. The question, or perhaps more of a comment was this, “You know STATEMENT OF FAITH you can teach others without a PhD, right?” Good point. In fact, you We believe in God, the Father Almighty, creator of heaven and earth. We believe in Jesus Christ, his only Son, our can even teach others without a master’s degree. You can also start a Lord, who was conceived by the Holy Spirit, born of the ministry without a seminary degree. Virgin Mary, su ered under Pontius Pilate, was crucifi ed, died, and was buried. He descended to the dead and on So, why go to seminary? I think the deeper question here is not the the third day he rose again. He ascended into heaven, end goal, but rather the process. The likely reason you have thought is seated at the right hand of the Father, and he will come to judge the living and the dead. We believe in the about attending seminary is because you feel it will give you the best Holy Spirit, the holy catholic Church, the communion preparation for the path that God has called you. Why commit so of saints, the forgiveness of sins, the resurrection of the body, and the life everlasting. —Apostles’ Creed much time, money, and energy unless you are deeply convinced that a seminary degree is going to equip you with the right practical tools, ABOUT US skills, and experiences for the job? The Logos Bible Software Seminary Guide is a nondenominational publication o ering resources This is why I am thrilled you have decided to pick up this magazine. and insights for those considering pursuing a seminary In the following pages, we hope to provide you with invaluable education or program. The Logos Bible Software Seminary Guide (ISSN 2688-6375) information that will assist with the question of, “Why go to is published annually by Faithlife Corporation, maker of seminary?” But even further, we hope to help you answer the next Logos Bible Software, 1313 Commercial St., Bellingham, WA, 98225-4357. question of, “Which seminary should I attend?” The simple, yet Books by the contributing authors of The Logos Bible complex, answer should be: the one you feel will best prepare you for Software Seminary Guide are available at LexhamPress.com the career that God has called you to pursue. Some seminaries will CONTACT US Bible Software absolutely do this better than others. I pray that this resource might To reach our circulation team: be a helpful guide in the process of determining which seminary will [email protected] Today’s seminary students are tomorrow’s pastors and scholars. Shouldn’t they have the most be the best fi t for you. To reach the editors: [email protected] advanced tools available to advance in their callings? We think so. That’s why Logos has partnered To place an ad in The Logos Bible Software Seminary Guide: with seminaries to provide Bible so ware to every student. The future of the Church depends on it. [email protected] 1-800-875-6467 Postmaster: Send address changes to The Logos Bible Software Seminary Guide, 1313 Commercial St., Bellingham, WA 98225-4357. Michael Meiser, Director of Logos Academic Solutions [email protected] Dozens of seminaries are already partnering with Logos. Discover how Logos can equip your students for the future. Faithlife is committed to increasing biblical literacy and accessibility for every Christian around Visit logos.com/academic-solutions the world through its products and services like The Logos Bible Software Seminary Guide. To see more of what we do, visit Faithlife.com/About SFI-00993 2 (Opening Letter, masthead).indd 2 9/27/19 5:44 PM Final-House Ad-Full Page-Seminary Partners.indd 1 9/30/19 11:18 AM Contents The Logos Bible Software Seminary Guide 21 Paying for Seminary Preparing Your 37 Advice for Spouses 40 Redemption Seminary: Raising Mind, Heart Expectations for Online Education 42 Good & Bad Goals for Studying & Family for New Testament Greek 47 5 Ways to Fast-Track Your Studies Seminary Without Cutting Corners 53 The Logos Bible Software Seminary Guide PAGE 7 PAGE 13 We equip students to do good exegesis. Balancing Seminary From good exegesis comes theology, and Ministry and from theology comes life. PAGE 29 THOMAS R. SCHREINER Professor of New Testament Interpretation and Biblical Theology SBTS: Trusted for Truth KNOX PAGE 32 Seminary Doesn’t Have to Break the Bank theological•seminary A New Seminary Seminary Is for You Standing Out from a Midwestern at At Dallas Theological Seminary, we give out over $4.5 million in scholarships each year, and Broken World a Glance over 90% of our students graduate without any additional seminaryPAGE debt. 16 PLUS, all students PAGE 24 PAGE 27 PAGE 34 Explore degrees at sbts.edu/TrustedforTruth in the Master of Theology (ThM) program get their final 24 credit hours FREE through our innovative Last Year Free scholarship. This is seminary YOU can afford. 5 (TOC).indd 5 10/2/19 8:38 AM dts.edu/afford “The church is not a post-truth church. The people of God want the truth.” J. T. ENGLISH, PH.D. (’14) Pastor, The Village Church Institute, Dallas, Texas Preparing Your Mind, Heart & Family B&H Academic is dedicated to providing resources for undergraduate and graduate theological education. for Seminary Check us out online at bhacademic.com H. DANIEL ZACHARIAS & BENJAMIN K. FORREST In this no-nonsense guide we hope to give you some pointers on how to adjust to the new world of academic, biblical, and theological study you will fi nd in seminary. We want not only to help you understand the reality of what you’re getting yourself into, but also to equip you with the skills to succeed—by helping you prepare your mind, heart, and family for seminary. AVAILABLE NOVEMBER 15, 2019 wherever you buy books SPIRITUAL WARFARE in the STORYLINE OF SCRIPTURE Bill Cook and Chuck Lawless $19.99 // 978-1-4336-4830-4 What does the Bible actually say about Spiritual Warfare and how do we apply it to our lives? 7 7-10 (Preparing For Seminary).indd 7 9/25/19 4:06 PM Preparing your mind Here are four practical steps you can take to help We have good news and bad news. you better prepare for language study: First the good news: In seminary, you will learn and Get refreshed on Get your textbooks understand the Bible in an even deeper way because of English grammar. early and read the theological training you receive. (A lot of time in the introductory The bad news is that you might not be as prepared your introductory chapters (at least).
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