“Christian contentment is ultimately centered on a life of joy.”
On John Macgowan (1726‒1780) and his books: a tercentennial reflection | Michael A. G. Azad Haykin
In many ways, the great theological battle of that era was over the received doctrine of there being three co-eternal and co-equal persons in the one Godhead. Macgowan was not ashamed to defend this traditional understanding of God.
2026 Annual Board Meeting: Giving Thanks for God’s Faithfulness
Last Tuesday, July 28, the Board of Directors of Covenant Baptist Theological Seminary gathered in person for its annual board meeting. This yearly gathering provides an important opportunity for board members, faculty, and seminary leadership to reflect on the Lord's...
The Informed Scholar with a Pastoral Heart: CBTS Honors Dr. Waldron
On Monday evening, Covenant Baptist Theological Seminary gathered for a special dinner during its annual in-person Board of Directors meeting. The evening brought together board members, seminary leadership, and friends of CBTS for a time of fellowship, thanksgiving,...
Introducing CBTS Press
Covenant Baptist Theological Seminary is pleased to announce the launch of CBTS Press, a new publishing initiative dedicated to biblical and theological scholarship within the historic Reformed Baptist tradition. Established in partnership with Broken Wharfe, CBTS...
William Tyndale & Humanism | Jared Ebert
Although Tyndale was not a humanist in a pure sense, he certainly reflected several of the humanist ideals. He wanted to work from the original languages of a given source as he interpreted or translated. He clearly made use of humanist writings, both in allusions and quotations.
Some Thoughts on Providential Hindrances | Andrew Graham
Providential hindrance is a term used to encompass a broad array of reasons that a person might not be able to attend the stated meetings of the church. Some of these reasons are valid, but many are not. I’d like to bring some clarity to what it means to be truly hindered from coming to church providentially.
Why I Love the ThM Degree | Timothy Decker
While the MDiv is a generalist degree, comprising a broad spectrum of subjects and fields, the ThM degree is one that is focused and specialized upon a specific area of study.
Concerned with My Heart and My Holiness: Wilson Marsh’s Story
“During my time at CBTS, my professors were concerned not only with my academic work, but also with my heart and my holiness.” Those words summarize Wilson Marsh's experience as a student at Covenant Baptist Theological Seminary. Today, Wilson serves as pastor...
The Three Motions of Law and Gospel: Law, Gospel, Gospel Obedience | Tom Hicks
The covenant of redemption, or gospel promise, brings redeeming grace. And the covenant of grace, or gospel covenant, brings gratitude and results in faithful gospel obedience.
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