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The Privilege of Training Pastors
In this installment of The Pastor-Professor, I am not going to focus on syllabus construction, educational philosophy, or classroom management. I want to step back and consider the grand privilege and strategic opportunity of training pastors. If we’ve learned anything this past year, it’s that time is short. From Covid-19 deaths, to the sudden departure of famous…
Keep Reading
If you’ve been teaching your particular class or set of classes for several years, you may already have a substantial amount of lecture material prepared for each quarter. If you are just starting in your work as a college or seminary professor and still in the early years of course development, you may find that your material…
A Message from President Ryan Rippee
We want to be the first school students think of for equipping and training in ministry, and to do that, we need your continued support.
Crafting Your Learning Objectives
We’ve all heard the old adage, “Aim at nothing and you’ll hit it every time.” This statement may sound a little cliché by now, but it actually contains some time-worn wisdom. Without clear, well-stated goals, we can never really measure if we’ve accomplished anything. In the classroom, it’s not enough to disseminate information for eleven…
The Well-Rounded Professor
Theological education is unique. While there may be parallels between what we do at TCBS and what occurs in other institutions of higher education—we meet in classrooms, we provide our students a syllabus at the beginning of each quarter, we test learning progress through the means of quizzes, tests, and papers—there should be a distinctive…
2020 TCBS Graduation
Join us as we celebrate the Lord's faithfulness in further equipping three men for Christ-exalting ministry!