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.

Avoid These Five Hurdles to Building Ministry Friendships
Discover five common hurdles that prevent deep friendships among pastors and gain practical advice on how to overcome them for mutual support and growth.

The Perils and Promise of Christian Singleness
The Solo Journey: Exploring the unique challenges and valuable promises of singleness in the Christian life, especially for those in ministry, and how churches can support them.

Are Teachers Born or Made?
Discover Henrietta Mears’s perspective on teaching. Learn practical questions to improve your teaching and understand the importance of teachability and reliance on the Holy Spirit.

The Extended Family: Cultural Artifact and Ecclesiastical Model
The Bible’s Extended Family: Discover the vital role of broader kinship networks in Scripture and consider what modern society and the church have lost in the shift to nuclear families.

Crossing the Finish Line
Graduation is like finishing a marathon of ministry training. This reflection celebrates those who’ve completed the race and emphasizes the value of theological education.

Dr. Darin Wood to Speak at Carroll Institute’s Convocation
Dr. Darin Wood to speak at B. H. Carroll’s 2017 Convocation on May 26th in Grand Prairie. His message: “We HAD Hoped” from Luke 24:13-32.

Cuba: The Land of Hope
Discover the surprising joy and hunger for theological education experienced during a teaching trip to Cuba, a land of both hardship and hope.

2017 Convocation and Graduation Ceremony
You are cordially invited to attend the 2017 Convocation and Graduation Ceremony of B. H. Carroll Theological Institute

Four Ways Jesus Communicated the Gospel to the Poor that We Often Miss
Listening to the Poor: Communicating the Gospel Effectively by mirroring Jesus’ approach: meeting needs, restoring dignity, and inviting a new way of life.

Frank and Pauline Patterson Spring Colloquy – Register Now
Peacemaking Harvest Colloquy (May 22-23, 2017): Explore peacemaking in Biblical Faith (Werntz), Baptist Life (Bullock), and Courts of Justice (Whitfield). Register now!