Become a Christ-centered expositor who loves & shepherds the flock

1 Christ-Centeredness

The person of Christ is the beginning, middle, and end of our curriculum.

2 Pastor-Professors

Our pastor-professor model provides students with that rare combination of pastoral wisdom and theological rigor.

3 Mentorship

TCBS students are mentored by shepherds who are experienced and fruitful in ministry.

4 Local Church Engagement

Our professors exemplify a commitment to the local body.

Our Vision for Your Pastoral Ministry

The Cornerstone Seminary fulfills its mission by working in conjunction with the Lord and His local church to fashion each of His gifted, fruitful, and called men into expositors who love and shepherd the flock.

The M.Div. Seminary Program

The Master of Divinity curriculum presents a three-year program in graduate level theological education to provide one with the necessary theological, practical, and exegetical skills to effectively serve as a pastor, elder, and/or missionary at home or abroad.

TCBS Board Member and professor of pastoral training, Dr. Phil Foley, is a panelist with Rodney Andersen and Scott Callaham during today's TMAI breakout seminar, "From Conversion to Discipleship: The Measure of a Successful Mission".

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Pastor Ryan exhorting the student body during Chapel to “Therefore do not throw away your confidence, which has a great reward (Heb. 10:35)”, but focus on Jesus, the author and perfector of our faith (Heb. 12:2).

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TCBS President, Dr. Ryan Rippee, is taking us through "Leadership Development in the Local Church” in our Alumni & Friends Enrichment class. Today’s focus: Kindred Leadership

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TCBS Board Member and professor, Dr. Phil Foley, had the privilege to write two “inserts” for this new textbook, “Biblical Missions”:

- “Essentials to Discipleship Strategies”
- “10 Ways to Care for Your Missionaries”

Purchase your copy from Amazon:
https://a.co/d/eZh2tuA

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