The Simple Legacy of Dr. George Patterson (1933-2022)
by Dr. George G. Robinson, Professor of Global Disciple-Making There are literally millions of people around the world […]
Equipping
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Current Events
A Posture of Humility to Prepare for Missions Post-COVID 19
by Jeremy Bell A few years ago, I joined a short-term missions team from Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary […]
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Discipleship
Pastor as Missiologist
Pastors are expected, even required to wear various hats in ministry. You must be a powerful preacher, a […]
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Why Passion In Ministry Isn’t Enough
It is not uncommon for me to sit across the table from a friend, colleague, or student and […]
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Praying for our Spring Break Mission Teams
Every Spring Break, Southeastern Seminary provides students with the opportunity to go—whether it’s across the globe or just […]
Church Planting
The Pain, Promise, and Joy of Sending
Sending hurts. It’s 4 A.M. on move-in day. A couple packs up their car to drive their youngest […]
What Valentine’s Day and Missions Have in Common
In case you didn’t already know, Valentine’s Day is this week — Friday to be more specific! PSA […]
Seeking and Discerning the Call to Gospel Ministry
In the following video, Professors Greg Mathias, Scott Pace, Scott Hildreth, Ronjour Locke, and Jim Shaddix discuss different […]
Engaging Singles During the Holidays
When I was a child, my parents went to great lengths to ensure we had beautiful Christmas memories […]
From the Directors: 14 Books You Should Read This Christmas
For many of us, the holiday break means one thing… Free time to sit down with a good […]
Advent: The King Has Come and Is Coming Again
Advent is a delightfully confusing season. We remember and celebrate the first Advent when God with us became […]
Advent: Sent by the Sent One
“As the Father has sent me, I also send you.” — John 20:21 With these words, Jesus connects […]
Advent: Waiting and the Mission of Every Christian
Waiting. It’s one of the most challenging aspects of life. No matter how fast-paced our society becomes, we […]
A Long Way from Home: From the Middle East to Southeastern
I came to the United States as a refugee almost three years ago. However, getting to this land […]
Steve Addison: Leading Through the Lifecycle of Movements (Part 2)
In the second part of Steve Addison’s “The Rise and Fall of Movements” Symposium, he discusses the lifecycle […]
Mobilizing Students to Go: An Interview with Megan Lindsay
As a Great Commission Seminary, Southeastern is passionate about preparing and equipping all disciples. We especially desire to […]
Steve Addison: Why Movements Rise & Fall (Part 1)
Why do movements rise and fall? Author and speaker Steve Addison answered this question recently when he visited […]
The Lord is My Refuge: The Life of Ann Hasseltine Judson
Will your forsake all for the sake of Christ? Danny Akin, President of Southeastern Seminary, exhorted students to […]
Living Decisively in a World That Isn’t
“I don’t know.” It’s the common answer I hear when I ask students about their aspirations for the […]
Seminary Students: Settle In, Find a Church
We are now a month or so into a new semester. Students are getting into the routine of […]
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