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New Seminary Now Course: Together in Ministry

January 20, 2023 by ESN Announce Leave a Comment

Healthy mixed-gender collaboration is necessary for every ministry. However, partnerships between men and women have been distorted. How can leaders return to the Genesis ideal of co-laborers in today's ministry contexts? What should mixed-gender partnerships really look like? Seminary Now, InterVarsity Press, and Missio Alliance have a course on how to practically engage with the opposite sex in ministry. If you want to have a lasting and thriving ministry, this course is for you! Learn how to cultivate healthy … [Read more...] about New Seminary Now Course: Together in Ministry

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Seminary Now: How Do We Reconcile Science and the Bible on Origins?

November 24, 2021 by ESN Announce Leave a Comment

We wanted to pass along from our partners at Seminary Now a preview of John Walton's course on The Lost World of Genesis One. Also, for a limited time, Seminary Now is offering up to a 50 percent discount on their courses! Consider signing up for this course or another as something to do over semester break! In his Seminary Now course based on the book The Lost World of Genesis One (InterVarsity Press), Bible scholar John Walton argues that Genesis was never intended to answer modern scientific questions about … [Read more...] about Seminary Now: How Do We Reconcile Science and the Bible on Origins?

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Seminary Now: A New Member Benefit for ESN Members

September 16, 2021 by ESN Announce Leave a Comment

We're excited to announce a new benefit of ESN membership! ESN members will receive a special discount off a subscription to Seminary Now [link is not for the ESN discount, information for which went out by email for ESN Members] a new online streaming platform with video courses from leading professors and teachers—in short sessions you can watch anytime, anywhere on mobile and TV apps. Christians in graduate programs and on faculty often spend years delving deeply into their academic disciplines, wrestling with … [Read more...] about Seminary Now: A New Member Benefit for ESN Members

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