Greenville Seminary

“What makes the Church of Jesus Christ the most unique people on earth? God has had mercy upon us, and we are those who have fellowship with the Father and with His Son, Jesus Christ. The Church exists for the glory of God, and God is most glorified when His Son is most exalted—when lost, judgment-deserving sinners are brought into salvation through the perfect work of Christ."    Join us this March for a conference focused on The Church: The Bride of Christ. Hurry! Registration rates increase tomorrow.  gpts.edu/events/the-chu…

Each year, Greenville Seminary hosts a limited cohort of pastors and church leaders from Tuesday – Thursday, in Greenville, SC, for intensive seminars designed to assist the church in fulfilling the Great Commission. This mid-week event is led by pastor-theologians and experienced leaders in international missions. It is intentionally limited to a small cohort of men for the purpose of fostering fellowship, discussions, and mutual encouragement in making Christ known among the nations. For more information visit gpts.edu/missions-midwe…

Be sure to stop by our booth at #CoramDeo @ClearlyReformed today! DPS shirts will go fast!

NEW EPISODE! Geerhardus Vos: Life, Legacy, and Biblical Theology (with Reformed Forum) Geerhardus Vos is often called the father of Reformed biblical theology. In the special crossover episode with @reformedforum, Dr. @CamdenBucey joins Dr. Jonathan Master on the Dead Presbyterians Society to discuss the life, work, and lasting influence of Geerhardus Vos. The conversation explores Vos's contribution to Reformed biblical theology and reflects briefly on his place with the American Presbyterians. #deadpresbyterianssociety

Join us Friday evening in Raleigh for a live podcast recording with @CamdenBucey, Jonathan Master (@GPTSeminary), and Matt Holst. Details: buff.ly/iw1Otu0

Geerhardus Vos called biblical theology “the history of special revelation.” But what does that mean—and why does it matter for the church? @CamdenBucey joins Jonathan Master at @GPTSeminary. New on Christ the Center. 🎧 reformedforum.org/ctc950

Scenes from the final day. Thankful for the preaching, prayer, and fellowship at the #ConfessionalConference this year.

Geerhardus Vos called biblical theology “the history of special revelation.” But what does that mean—and why does it matter for the church? @CamdenBucey joins Jonathan Master at @GPTSeminary in a special crossover episode w/Dead Presbyterians Society. 🎧 buff.ly/ybYxiHD

Check out this “historic” crossover episode. I’m so thankful to Jonathan Master and the team at @GPTSeminary for the warm welcome. This was a fun conversation.

Thankful to @GPTSeminary for another great conference! The speaking, fellowship, and pacing were a blessing. May God be pleased to continue raising up men for ministry.

“No holiness, no heaven; no cross, no crown.” — Ian Hamilton

“Christianity is a bond of absolute, permanent love.” — Hensworth Jonas #ConfessionalConference

Thankful for a gathering of our Seminary Ladies Fellowship—past and present. Pray for these women as they labor alongside their husbands. #ConfessionalConference #NotSideLined

Evening scenes from Day 2 of the #ConfessionalConference

Morning scenes from Day 2 of the #ConfessionalConference

“If you believe that Jesus Christ is the Lord and King of the church, then his mission must be obeyed.” — Jonathan Master

Thankful for the faithful labors of these men in Christ’s church #ConfessionalConference

"We preach Jesus so that all would be welcomed into our fellowship with the Triune God." — Andy Young

"Christian, you are twice God's, for he made you and he bought you." — Jim McCarthy #ConfessionalConference