RBS NewsHomehttp://www.rbseminary.org/home/2012-05-10T22:00:45ZSquarespace2012 Graduation in Zambia: Copperbelt Ministerial College and Reformed Baptist Seminaryhttp://www.rbseminary.org/home/2012-graduation-in-zambia-copperbelt-ministerial-college-and.htmlAdministrator2012-05-10T21:21:20Z2012-05-10T21:21:20ZOn April 28, 2012, the first graduation of Copperbelt Ministerial College was held. Fourteen students of the college received their Bachelors of Theology Degree. These students began their studies at the college almost five years ago, in July 2007. They received teaching from Reformed Baptist pastors hailing from as close as the host church in Ndola, to as far away as California in the USA. For four years, instructors came in pairs,]]>Graduate Profile: Gene Greiner, Master of Theological Studies (M.T.S.)http://www.rbseminary.org/home/graduate-profile-gene-greiner-master-of-theological-studies.htmlAdministrator2012-05-07T20:39:49Z2012-05-07T20:39:49ZI was born in the state of Pennsylvania where I grew up in a Christian home and in Reformed Baptist circles. Saved as a child, I enjoyed a Christian school education and went on to receive a BS in Electrical Engineering from Bucknell University with a Minor in American Politics. I began my working career as an engineer but soon turned to sales for Emerson Electric where I have enjoyed working for the past 12 years. Under God’s kind providence,]]>Graduate Profile: Jesse Boge, Diploma of Theological Studies (D.T.S.)http://www.rbseminary.org/home/graduate-profile-jesse-boge-diploma-of-theological-studies-d.htmlAdministrator2012-04-18T21:55:03Z2012-04-18T21:55:03ZI was born and raised in Mount Pleasant, Michigan. I grew up on a small farm and thoroughly enjoyed the outdoors. I have three brothers and three sisters. My parents took me to church most of my growing up years and faithfully did Bible reading and prayer with us at home. God saved me at age 12 and gave me a desire to be in the ministry at age 14. When I was 18, I went to a conservative Christian College and through a friend was introduced to the doctrines of grace.]]>Teaching the Doctrine of Man & Sin in Colombia: A Report by Francisco Orozcohttp://www.rbseminary.org/home/teaching-the-doctrine-of-man-sin-in-colombia-a-report-by-fra.htmlAdministrator2012-03-27T19:45:58Z2012-03-27T19:45:58ZThe main purpose for this trip was to participate in the Doctrine of Man & Sin module, the fourth in the Marrow of Theology series which Reformed Baptist Seminary together with Facultad Teologica Bautista (a ministry of Iglesia Bautista Gracia Soberana, Bogota Colombia) organize and offer to Colombian pastors and ministerial candidates.]]>Graduate Profile: Michael Emadi, Master of Divinity (M.Div.)http://www.rbseminary.org/home/graduate-profile-michael-emadi-master-of-divinity-mdiv.htmlAdministrator2012-03-16T18:46:24Z2012-03-16T18:46:24ZI grew up in Layton, Utah, a state that is predominantly Mormon. By God’s grace both my parents were Christians and we attended a church of roughly 25 people. Upon graduation from the University of Utah I was commissioned as an Intelligence Officer in the US Air Force. I was first stationed in San Angelo, Texas for Intelligence School. There I attended another small church of roughly 15 people.]]>RBS Graduate Serving as Pastor, Author, and Editorhttp://www.rbseminary.org/home/rbs-graduate-serving-as-pastor-author-and-editor.htmlAdministrator2012-02-29T22:01:41Z2012-02-29T22:01:41ZReformed Baptist Seminary exists to prepare laborers for the gospel harvest. In light of our vision, I'm always thrilled to learn what our graduates are doing to advance Christ's kingdom. Rob Ventura graduated from Reformed Baptist Seminary in 2006 with a Bachelor of Divinity (B.Div.) degree. Shortly after, Rob was called to serve as a pastor of Grace Community Baptist Church, Rhode Island.]]>2012 Pastoral Theology Module: Slideshow with Audio Excerptshttp://www.rbseminary.org/home/2012-pastoral-theology-module-slideshow-with-audio-excerpts.htmlAdministrator2012-02-13T23:54:46Z2012-02-13T23:54:46ZBelow you can watch a 10-minute video that summarizes the recent 2012 Pastoral Theology module with audio excerpts. Without question, this was one of the best Reformed Baptist Seminary has offered so far. It was marked by a couple of "firsts." It was the first time we held a module in our newly designed (but not completely finished) virtual classroom. It was the first time we asked five speakers instead of one to carry the lecture load. It was the first time we dedicated two sessions to a Q&A panel discussion with four pastors fielding a variety of questions.]]>Profiting from God's Word: A Meditation by Greg Nicholshttp://www.rbseminary.org/home/profiting-from-gods-word-a-meditation-by-greg-nichols.htmlAdministrator2012-01-02T23:04:43Z2012-01-02T23:04:43ZAs we transitioned to a “new year,” many of us resolved to spend more quality time in the Scriptures. In light of this, I’d like to encourage my readers and especially the students of Reformed Baptist Seminary to invest just twenty-minutes and watch the video below. Pastor Greg Nichols, a professor of Systematic Theology for RBS, develops the theme of profiting from God’s word under the headings of hungering for, sitting humbly under, and walking in obedience to the word of God.]]>Take Eschatology Course Over the Internet! Jan 16 thru 21http://www.rbseminary.org/home/take-eschatology-course-over-the-internet-jan-16-thru-21.htmlAdministrator2011-12-20T20:16:43Z2011-12-20T20:16:43ZColombia Module Report - Waldron Teaches Doctrine of Godhttp://www.rbseminary.org/home/colombia-module-report-waldron-teaches-doctrine-of-god.htmlAdministrator2011-11-08T15:34:00Z2011-11-08T15:34:00ZFifty Colombian pastors gathered on the week of October 23 through 28 for the third theological module of RBS’s Marrow of Theology program. Approximately 10 of these pastors are from Reformed Baptist churches. The other 40 come from ecclesiastical bodies that are not Reformed. Dr. Sam Waldron taught on the doctrine of God and His decree.]]>
On April 28, 2012, the first graduation of Copperbelt Ministerial College was held. Fourteen students of the college received their Bachelors of Theology Degree. These students began their studies at the college almost five years ago, in July 2007. They received teaching from Reformed Baptist pastors hailing from as close as the host church in Ndola, to as far away as California in the USA. For four years, instructors came in pairs,]]>
I was born in the state of Pennsylvania where I grew up in a Christian home and in Reformed Baptist circles. Saved as a child, I enjoyed a Christian school education and went on to receive a BS in Electrical Engineering from Bucknell University with a Minor in American Politics. I began my working career as an engineer but soon turned to sales for Emerson Electric where I have enjoyed working for the past 12 years. Under God’s kind providence,]]>
I was born and raised in Mount Pleasant, Michigan. I grew up on a small farm and thoroughly enjoyed the outdoors. I have three brothers and three sisters. My parents took me to church most of my growing up years and faithfully did Bible reading and prayer with us at home. God saved me at age 12 and gave me a desire to be in the ministry at age 14. When I was 18, I went to a conservative Christian College and through a friend was introduced to the doctrines of grace.]]>
The main purpose for this trip was to participate in the Doctrine of Man & Sin module, the fourth in the Marrow of Theology series which Reformed Baptist Seminary together with Facultad Teologica Bautista (a ministry of Iglesia Bautista Gracia Soberana, Bogota Colombia) organize and offer to Colombian pastors and ministerial candidates.]]>
I grew up in Layton, Utah, a state that is predominantly Mormon. By God’s grace both my parents were Christians and we attended a church of roughly 25 people. Upon graduation from the University of Utah I was commissioned as an Intelligence Officer in the US Air Force. I was first stationed in San Angelo, Texas for Intelligence School. There I attended another small church of roughly 15 people.]]>
Reformed Baptist Seminary exists to prepare laborers for the gospel harvest. In light of our vision, I'm always thrilled to learn what our graduates are doing to advance Christ's kingdom. Rob Ventura graduated from Reformed Baptist Seminary in 2006 with a Bachelor of Divinity (B.Div.) degree. Shortly after, Rob was called to serve as a pastor of Grace Community Baptist Church, Rhode Island.]]>
Below you can watch a 10-minute video that summarizes the recent 2012 Pastoral Theology module with audio excerpts. Without question, this was one of the best Reformed Baptist Seminary has offered so far. It was marked by a couple of "firsts." It was the first time we held a module in our newly designed (but not completely finished) virtual classroom. It was the first time we asked five speakers instead of one to carry the lecture load. It was the first time we dedicated two sessions to a Q&A panel discussion with four pastors fielding a variety of questions.]]>
As we transitioned to a “new year,” many of us resolved to spend more quality time in the Scriptures. In light of this, I’d like to encourage my readers and especially the students of Reformed Baptist Seminary to invest just twenty-minutes and watch the video below. Pastor Greg Nichols, a professor of Systematic Theology for RBS, develops the theme of profiting from God’s word under the headings of hungering for, sitting humbly under, and walking in obedience to the word of God.]]>
Fifty Colombian pastors gathered on the week of October 23 through 28 for the third theological module of RBS’s Marrow of Theology program. Approximately 10 of these pastors are from Reformed Baptist churches. The other 40 come from ecclesiastical bodies that are not Reformed. Dr. Sam Waldron taught on the doctrine of God and His decree.]]>