Around the Table
Around the Table is a time for a small group of students and a few professors to spend time together outside of a classroom setting, around a table with a good meal. The event is free, but there is limited seating, so register now!
Around the Table is a time for a small group of students and a few professors to spend time together outside of a classroom setting, around a table with a good meal. The event is free, but there is limited seating, so register now!
Join us for a discussion with Dr. Mark Liederbach, Dr. Daniel Heimbach, and Dr. Jeff Struecker in which they explain and assess various Christian perspectives on war. See more HERE
Come join us for coffee and conversation with Dr. Sam Williams, Professor of Counseling. Click HERE
We’re excited to bring back the Reformation Study Tour in 2025 led by Dr. Stephen Eccher! This trip is open to students, alumni, and friends of Southeastern. Students can take up to 6 credit hours tuition free as part of the trip! Check out sebts.edu/reformation to learn more.
Luncheon Monday, September 23rd, 11:30-12:30 in Jacumin-Simpson. Wycliffe Bible Translators are coming to introduce people to their work and hope to spark interest in those who are interested in missions/bible translation and helping the Word spread to all nations in every tongue. Scan the QR code or register HERE
Today is World Suicide Prevention Day, a day when we remember those who have been impacted by suicide, seek to raise awareness, and highlight available resources. If you are struggling, know that the gospel provides hope even in the depths of despair. If you’re interested in counseling options, email counselingservices@sebts.edu for more info.
Join us for a discussion with Dr. Trevin Wax, VP of Research and Resource Development for NAMB, about how false teaching ultimately proves bland and boring and that orthodoxy is where true adventure can be found.
Would you like more to learn about the available exegetical resources available at the SEBTS Library? Please join us for a workshop that will introduce you to these resources!
The Society for Women in Scholarship was created to help women who are academically and theologically gifted gain valuable support during their time at the academy. Our first meeting of the year will be Friday, August 30 from 11:30-1:00 in the CFC Seminar Room. This meeting will be a time to eat together and meet
Come join us for coffee and conversation with Dr. Miguel Echevarria, Associate Professor of New Testament and Greek.