Blog
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.
The Learning Curve
The Decline of Pastoral Education? Examining the diminishing emphasis on theological training across generations and the critical need for lifelong learning in ministry.
10-Day Holy Land Tour, 2019
Study the Bible in Israel! Join our Holy Land Survey course (Dec 28, 2019 – Jan 6, 2020) for a transformative experience and earn Master’s level credit. Enroll by Aug 16!
Two Are Better Than One
Partnership & Progress: A July 2019 message from the President on the importance of collaboration, announcing a new partnership with Stark College & Seminary, and highlighting upcoming events.
Building a Life Worth Living
Discover the two essential preconditions for building a life worthy of living: acknowledging God’s holiness and sovereignty, and experiencing His transforming grace and wonder.
2019 President’s Award
Discover the 2024 B.H. Carroll President’s Award recipient, David Chisum. Learn about his dedication to the seminary’s mission and his extensive service in church and community.
President Dr. Gene Wilkes Reflects on Convocation 2019
Celebrating Missional Leaders: B.H. Carroll’s Convocation honors diverse graduates equipped through practical theology and grounded in worship, showcasing the heart of our ministry.
Convocation 2019
B. H. Carroll celebrated its 2019 graduating class, including doctoral candidates hooded by their faculty fathers, at First Baptist Church Waxahachie.
Together in Joy and in Pain: Rediscovering a Christian Vision for Marriage
So many people in our society are hurt, confused, and disillusioned. They simply will not accept more condemnation for their sexual choices, and they have no confidence in traditional institutions (like marriage). But their lives are not working, and, if they are honest, they will admit as much.
Quivering in the Pulpit
Be careful when you preach—in your interpretations and your illustrations. You don’t want to lose credibility by saying things that aren’t true. And you certainly don’t want to be cast into the sea with a milestone wrapped around your neck.
Abortion, Miscarriage, and the Question of When Life Begins
Examine the tension between grief over miscarriage and the pro-life message, inspired by Matthew West’s “Unplanned.” Explore the complex emotions and ethical considerations.