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We believe that theological education is always meant to be in service to the church, to making disciples, and to fulfilling the Great Commission.
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Over 10,000 students have chosen BibleMesh for their biblical education.
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Every generation thinks it's the first to face theological challenges. But the church has already fought these battles. The creeds, councils, and confessions contain hard-won wisdom we desperately need today.
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Modern evangelicalism often feels unmoored—constantly reinventing itself, vulnerable to every theological trend. The solution? Deep roots in the Great Tradition.
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"The gospel is Trinitarian, and the Trinity is the gospel." —Dr. Fred Sanders
Understanding the Trinity isn't abstract theology. It's the heartbeat of everything you believe about salvation, prayer, and spiritual life.
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Most Christians know Bible stories but miss the big picture. That's why Bible Survey courses exist. To help you see the forest, not just the trees.
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Thanks to @FOCLOnline for the invitation to #ELF2025.
You can follow along with the plenary sessions on the livestream:
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Excited to be in the beautiful mountains of Poland at the European Leadership Forum. If you're here, come by our expo both @biblemesh #ELF2025
How the three offices of Christ change how Christians see the world. Recommended listening over at the Center for Faith and Culture 👇
Many thanks to @albertmohler for a great convo on his new book Prophet, Priest, and King from B&H Books. Enjoy! podcasts.apple.com/us/podcas…
The weather is not always this good in Belfast. But there are many other reasons to consider an undergrad degree in Theology with @UnionTCollege — find out more at tomorrow’s webinar. Details below 👇
If you are considering an undergraduate degree in Theology, check out @UnionTCollege.
A beautiful historic campus in the heart of the student Queens Quarter in Belfast, Northern Ireland. Get a stellar education for less than $7K/year.
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Travelling to Indy? If you're planning out your @TGC conference schedule, consider adding this auxiliary event to the list. A great panel (we're biased!), and everyone who registers gets a free book!
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The resurrection of Jesus was a new beginning for all of God's creation. Just as in Genesis God had created the heavens and the earth on the first day of the week, so now He brought Jesus back to life on the first day of the week.
Adam's sin brought death into the world. Through the resurrection of Christ, something even greater than the Fall has come to pass. Jesus' victory over the grave was the resounding declaration that death shall not have the final word for God's creation.
“If anyone would come after me, let him deny himself and take up his cross daily and follow me” (Luke 9:23).
From the foundations of creation, God's plan to redeem the world focused on the cross (1 Peter 1:19-20; Revelation 13:8), which would open a new, living way to the Father through the death of Christ (Hebrews 10:20).
Something of immense horror did indeed happen at the cross, yet it was also something of immense goodness. There, the love of God and the seriousness of sin were made manifest, and the curse of sin was broken for all who trust in Christ.