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Why the Pastors College? Here is how 2005 graduate Mike Davis answers that question. Check out the complete interview with Mike here: youtu.be/n8YgaIBbVTE

Why train pastors in the context of the local church? Because it delivers real-world benefits that last throughout their ministry. Listen to the entire interview with Mike Davis here: youtu.be/n8YgaIBbVTE

The heart of the Pastors College is rich theology, deep relationships, and a lasting impact on those called to serve. Here is how 2005 graduate Mike Davis describes it.

Over 90 pastors and their guests joined our students for our Pastoral Epistles class taught by Jeff Purswell. What a blessing it was to have them and to hear them sing together!

This week, we had the privilege of welcoming 97 pastors from across the country to attend Jeff Purswell’s class on the Pastoral Epistles. We are grateful for every pastor who joined us—we’re thankful for the opportunity to serve those who are serving the church.

We are now taking applications for the 2026-27 Class. Apply here today! buff.ly/mmeRDMx

By bringing in seasoned specialists, our students gain wisdom, practical insight, and real-world perspective. It’s just one of the many ways the Pastors College seeks to prepare men with the character and conviction needed for a lifetime of faithful ministry.

Deep fellowship in the context of a local church, it is an essential ingredient in shaping the lives of godly pastors.

Our students are mentored in how the truths they are learning inform ministry, sustain faith, and strengthen local churches. Theology here is formative, practical, and deeply pastoral—training men to serve Christ and his church with both conviction and care.

We are now taking registrations for the 2026-27 Pastors College class. Save $500 by registering before our early bird deadline on March 1. Register here: buff.ly/WF2NnGW

Our first job is to cultivate a love for Christ in our students' hearts.

Our theological training takes place in the context of real pastoral care. Our students are taught by seasoned pastors who know them, pray for them, and invest in them personally

Excellent pastors are forged in community. Here's how 2010 Pastors College graduate Ricky Alcantar experienced that community with his classmates. #Pastors College #Community

How do you instill a love for the Word of God into a future pastor? 2006 Pastors College graduateJared Mellinger explains how his heart was shaped during his time in Louisville.

There’s something special about gathering around a fire together on a crisp fall evening. Our Pastors College families recently enjoyed an evening of food, fun, and fellowship at our annual bonfire!

Jeff Purswell will be teaching a class on the Pastoral Epistles next April. Bring the leadership of your church to learn more about biblical pastoral ministry. The class is open to prospective students as well as pastors and their guests. Register today! buff.ly/ZFkhidq

📣 Interested in the Sovereign Grace Pastors College? Join us for an Interest Meeting on Wednesday, November 19, from 3:00–4:00 PM during the Sovereign Grace Pastors Conference.. We’d love to meet you, answer your questions.

Last week, Pete Payne and Andy Farmer taught our Biblical Counseling course. We are grateful that our students have the opportunity to be trained by men who bring both deep theological insight and years of pastoral experience.