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Join us for the RTS Washington Fall Open House on Wednesday, October 28, at 5:30 PM at the RTS Washington Campus!
Learn how a seminary education can equip you to serve your church and prepare you for ministry. Hear from our Admissions team, faculty, and current students, enjoy light refreshments, and get a glimpse of life at RTS Washington. Stick around afterward for an optional sample class with Dr. Tommy Keene as he teaches Gospels at 7:00 PM.
Register at: bit.ly/4ymLYeU
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The Westminster Confession of Faith: A Comprehensive Commentary on Its History, Theology, and Application is now available. Order your copy today at amzn.to/4ewC2bG
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The @ReformTheoSem faculty has now produced four volumes covering OT & NT Biblical Theology, Covenant Theology, and the Westminster Confession with our friends at @crossway.
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A very thoughtful review of our new book in @TGC. Grateful to the Christian theologian Gray Sutanto for engaging with the Islamic tradition in the way he does.
"There’s no higher compliment than to say that I wish the book would have been longer."
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Reformed Theological Seminary, Washington, D.C. retweeted
I just got my copy of The Westminster Confession of Faith: A Comprehensive Commentary on its History, Theology, & Application.
It was a privilege to edit this along with John Muether and @jvfesko.
And @crossway was a pleasure to work with and did a stunning job with the final product.
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"A must-read for anyone skeptical of how religion can advance virtues of toleration and humility in a time of polarization and tribalism."
- The Gospel Coalition, Dr. Gray Sutanto
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Coming Soon! For Us and for Our Salvation by Dr. Gray Sutanto, releasing November 3!
In For Us and for Our Salvation, Dr. Sutanto provides a comprehensive study of humanity created and fallen. This is a fresh and thorough investigation of what it means to be human and our need for Christ's redemption.
Learn more and pre-order your copy at the link below:
bit.ly/4yTrxYj
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‘Can Religion Save Democracy?’ is one of the first books Gray Sutanto would recommend to anyone who asks for an accessible retrieval of principled pluralism from a Christian and Muslim perspective.
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Reformed Theological Seminary, Washington, D.C. retweeted
An enlightening conversation between @DrJamesEglinton and Gray Sutanto.
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Most Christians are familiar with the Bible’s call to spread the gospel and to be a light to the world around them, but many also face fear and uncertainty when it comes to the "how" of evangelism.
Find Dr. Gray Sutanto's chapter on the upcoming book, Evangelism Anywhere, releasing April 2027.
Learn more at bit.ly/4yHVrP7
The Master of Divinity at Reformed Theological Seminary provides a strong foundation in Scripture, theology, church history, and practical ministry.
Through rigorous study and meaningful ministry experience, students are prepared to serve Christ and his church with biblical conviction, theological depth, and pastoral wisdom.
Learn more about the MDiv at rts.edu.
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RTS Global courses offer the same theological depth you would expect from RTS, with courses taught by faculty committed to rigorous, biblically grounded theological education.
Online study provides the flexibility to pursue theological education from wherever you are without sacrificing the depth of your studies.
Learn more about RTS Global at bit.ly/4h1sZ36
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New episode with Gray Sutanto out now:
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Dr. Gray Sutanto will be teaching Apologetics at our Extension Site in Chicago this Fall term.
RTS Extension Sites provide accessible, high-quality theological education in your community, allowing you to pursue your studies without relocating—even if you’re not near an established RTS campus. Extension Sites offer a portion of coursework with flexible pathways to complete your degree. Learn more about RTS Extension Sites at bit.ly/4jf6day
For details on this Apologetics class, visit hubs.li/Q04xYv7H0
Dr. Ligon Duncan describes an RTS student as someone who loves God’s Word and wants to know it more deeply, not simply to grow in knowledge, but also to grow in character. RTS students love God’s people and desire to serve them faithfully.
If you are interested in studying at RTS, we would love to have a conversation with you. Contact our Admissions team at [email protected].
At Reformed Theological Seminary, we serve students in every season of life. Seminary is not about following a specific timeline. It is about faithfully preparing to serve Christ and His church wherever He has called you.
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Flex-res week continues with Gray Sutanto on common grace in Calvin and Augustine. And the classroom is full to bursting!
“How Great Thou Art” turns our attention to the depth of God’s love revealed at the cross. Christ bore the burden of our sin so that we might be forgiven and reconciled to God. May this truth fill our hearts with gratitude, wonder, and worship.
“He who did not spare his own Son but gave him up for us all...” Romans 8:32
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