The Confessional Presbyterian Journal and Greenville Presbyterian Theological Seminary are pleased to announce a new home for the Journal. As of March 2021, the Seminary has assumed all responsibilities for publishing the Journal while also retaining the services of longtime General Editor Mr. Chris Coldwell and his team of editors for the foreseeable future. For […]
Who is the Ideal Prospective GPTS Student?
Click here for a printable .pdf version of this article. As one of Greenville Seminary’s Admissions Counselors, I field a variety of calls from prospective students nearly every week. Occasionally someone calls who has no clue about our commitments as a Seminary. One man called because he wanted to be a pastor in a local […]
Exodus Old and New: An Interview with Dr. L. Michael Morales
InterVarsity Press Academic recently published Exodus Old and New: A Biblical Theology of Redemption by Dr. L. Michael Morales (Professor of Biblical Studies). The second volume in the recently launched Essential Studies in Biblical Theology series, Exodus Old and New presents the key elements of three major redemption movements in Scripture: the exodus out of […]
George Whitefield: “Thankfulness for Mercies Received, a Necessary Duty”
In commemoration of Thanksgiving Day 2020, all of us at Greenville Presbyterian Theological Seminary want to extend to our dear friends warm greetings and encouragement in Christ. We are thankful for your partnership in our enduring Reformation as we equip preachers, pastors, and churchmen for Christ’s Kingdom among the nations. Tune in to a special […]
Profiles in Church Planting
Greenville Seminary students, faculty, and alumni have a strong track record of evangelistic church-planting ministry in a variety of settings, both foreign and domestic. For example, Dr. L. Anthony Curto (Professor of Missions & Apologetics) and Mrs. Kathleen Curto (Registrar) dedicated ten years to church-planting missions work in northern Uganda before coming to Greenville Seminary. […]
From Appalachian State & RUF to Greenville Seminary
Student Interview with M. Dale Hagwood (Class of 2024)
