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Steadfast in the Truth

Thank you. Your prayers, your engagement, and your support over the past year have enabled Southern Evangelical Seminary to be steadfast in standing for truth and the “good news” in a darkening world. We don’t need to give examples of the headlines. They are everywhere, every day. Our families, our communities, and our very society […]

The Decline of Christianity—and Rationality—in the West

The Issue On August 22, 2021, the Christian Post published an article that claimed greater “than 60% of born again Christians in America between the ages of 18 and 39 believe that Buddha, Muhammad and Jesus are all valid paths to salvation and over 30% say they either believe that Jesus sinned like other people” or […]

One Student’s Influence: Part 2

The following story is part 2 in a 3-part series about the humble influence of one SES student on his peers. Part 2 explores a Toronto woman’s growing confidence in sharing her faith. Patty works for the school board in Toronto where she occasionally interacts with a Muslim custodian. “I feel more confident to engage […]

One Student’s Influence: Part One

The following story is part 1 in a 3-part series about the humble influence of one SES student on his peers. Below, a Canadian man shares his journey to a deeper, more real faith. Victor and Sule worked together at a call center in Toronto in the early 2000s. Victor remembers Sule as “quiet and […]

Can We Trust the Bible?

The following is an excerpt from the SES ebook Why Trust the God of the Bible? The ebook can be downloaded in its entirety here: http://staging.ses.edu/whytrustgod Now that we have metaphysical certainty that the theistic God exists, it necessarily follows that any non-theistic view of reality, or world view, must be false. Atheism, agnosticism, Hinduism, […]

From Financial Services to Faith Shepherd

With a degree in accounting and a background in financial services, Stacey might not seem like the typical seminary student. In fact, when he started classes at SES, he had “no particular goal in mind”—just a desire to do ministry in some form or fashion. And that’s all it takes. Time after time, SES staff […]