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Stability and progress Season 4. Episode 1. The True Progress of Society: Lyman H. Atwater's Essay on Progress #deadpresbyterianssociety

In this video, Dr. VanDoodewaard describes how pastors and other godly mentors have a profound part to play in the formation of gospel ministers. Learn more at confessional.org/faculty-qa/…

"Among so many excellent gifts with which God hath adorned mankind, it is a peculiar privilege, that he deigns to consecrate men's lips and tongues to his service, that his voice may be heard in them." — John Calvin

What is true progress? Season 4. Episode 1. The True Progress of Society: Lyman H. Atwater's Essay on Progress #deadpresbyterianssociety

It was a pleasure to have Rev. Richard Bout who is the Missions Coordinator for the United Reformed Churches in America (URCNA) preach at chapel from Hebrews 13:1-3.

LAST DAY TO ENTER GIVEAWAY! Greenville Seminary and @logcollegepress are giving away ten copies of Princeton and Missions, each with a limited-run GPTS Richardson Sage Green hat. Enter with your name and email. Open through October 27. Winners will be selected on October 28. No purchase necessary. Enter giveaway now at gpts.edu/giveaway

NEW SEASON! Season 4. Episode 1. The True Progress of Society: Lyman H. Atwater's Essay on Progress Is all change really progress? In an age obsessed with innovation and advancement, how can Christians distinguish true progress from mere change? In this episode of the Dead Presbyterians Society Podcast, we explore Lyman H. Atwater's 1852 essay, The True Progress of Society. Atwater argues that genuine progress doesn't come from abandoning the past, but from holding fast to what is true and good. Discover why steadfastness in biblical truth is essential to genuine growth—in the church, in society, and in the Christian life. #deadpresbyterianssociety

"Losses and disgraces are the wheels of Christ's triumphant chariot." — Samuel Rutherford

Dr. Master recently preached for the ordination and installation of Harrison Buck Brown (GPTS, ’25). Buck was installed as a pastor of Covenant Presbyterian Church in Nashville, TN. We rejoice with all our graduates who are serving Christ and His Church in pastoral ministry.

Join us March 9-11, 2027 as we gather for prayer, fellowship, and the preaching of the Word with a focus on this theme: The Work of the Holy Spirit. Register at gpts.edu/events/the-work-of-…

So much of what happens in seminary takes place outside the classroom. Through chapels, prayer meetings, social events, and informal conversations, students are challenged, discipled, and encouraged in their training. Learn more at gpts.edu/student-life

GPTS Reading List. Required reading for third year NT33: Pauline Epistles with Dr. Ben Dunson.

GIVEAWAY! Greenville Seminary and @logcollegepress are giving away ten copies of Princeton and Missions, each with a limited-run GPTS Richardson Sage Green hat. Enter with your name and email. Open through October 27. Winners will be selected on October 28. No purchase necessary. Enter giveaway now at gpts.edu/giveaway

It was a pleasure to have Rev. Lowell Ivey (GPTS Alumnus 2015) and Director of Metanoia Prison Ministries with us at chapel as he preached from 1 Timothy 6:3-10

God’s faithful promises assure believers that all things, including suffering and death, work together for their ultimate good in Christ. Read full article at confessional.org/articles/20…

“An empty head is the last thing you want when the devil comes knocking on your door.” — Rev. Neil Stewart Proverbs 5-7 | Chapel Watch here: youtu.be/HwYs2VblCkw?is=E2Y5…

Grateful to the Lord for last week's time of teaching and fellowship at the @missionary_com conference with @RadiusInt.

GIVEAWAY! Greenville Seminary and @logcollegepress are giving away ten copies of Princeton and Missions, each with a limited-run GPTS Richardson Sage Green hat. Enter with your name and email. Open through October 27. Winners will be selected on October 28. No purchase necessary. Enter now at gpts.edu/giveaway

What is lost in online education? In this video, Dr. Gilbert expresses what is often lost in online education — life-long, formative relationships with professors and fellow students. Learn more at confessional.org/faculty-qa/…