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Weighing in on faith and life.

B.H. Carroll faculty members, students, and those who support its mission desire to create dialog and stoke critical thinking about important topics which relate to faith and life in this world. Below are posts from diverse authors, whose views contribute to the ongoing discussion of these areas. The positions of the authors are their own and do not necessarily represent the views of B.H. Carroll Theological Seminary, its faculty, and its governors.

2021 Book of the Year Review: Leadership, God’s Agency, & Disruptions

by Karl Fickling

“If the Holy Spirit disappeared, at least 90 percent of what we’re doing would proceed without any changes,” — Leadership, God’s Agency, & Disruptions

NCMAF and the Marsh Center Joins Forces

by B. H. Carroll Theological Seminary

This partnership highlights an educational solution primarily for mid-level chaplains serving in the Department of Defense, Bureau of Prisons (BoP), the Veterans Affairs hospitals (VA), and other departments and agencies within the federal government.

“Give Us a king”

by Wade Berry

Russell Moore has been doing a lot of writing lately about the dangers posed to the church by an excessive desire to obtain, exercise, and protect power. He has argued, in ways both subtle and overt, that too many evangelical Protestants...

Waiting for a Miracle: What Encanto Can Teach Us About the Church

by Patty Parker

Maribel, keeps her chin up, busying herself serving those with special powers. But she longs to contribute in a significant way—to bring honor to her family. But as she is reminded, often, she has no gift.

Four Things Calling Brings to Your Ministry

by Gene Wilkes

In this series of blogs from the lives and ministries of biblical leaders, I want to offer four things God’s call on one’s life can bring to ministry. Paul, the Apostle, will be my example to follow.

Marsh Center webinar focuses on the relevance of chaplains

by B. H. Carroll Theological Seminary

The Marsh Center and B. H. Carroll will host a free webinar for chaplains, ministers, and students who work in secular institutions from 2-4 p.m. (Central) March 10.

Trusting God in the Silence

by Wade Berry

Obviously, sin and suffering are common obstacles to our faith. But so is silence.

Join the Journey

by Karl Fickling

A Doctor of Ministry is designed to provide expertise in the PRAXIS of a specialty area of ministry. For some, it will equip them for the next challenge in their current ministry setting. For others, it will lead them into completely new ministry opportunities.