TEDS offers a dynamic and globally engaged pathway for students pursuing master’s or doctoral theological degrees through @trinitywestern
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Trinity Evangelical Divinity School retweeted
TWU is the new home of @TEDS, welcoming one of North America’s most respected evangelical divinity schools into its academic community to serve the Church locally and globally through graduate theological education.
Read more about this announcement here: bit.ly/4r7jHpZ
Trinity Evangelical Divinity School retweeted
A Word About Mere Christian Hermeneutics livingchurch.org/covenant/a-… via @The Living Church
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We are a people who look back and remember.
#EFCAOne #EFCAOne2025
Trinity Evangelical Divinity School retweeted
The gospel is subversive, even in polarized times. Leading is a challenge right now, but there is also a massive opportunity for the light of Christ to break through darkness.
Here’s a recent letter that the elders of @RHCdc
transformationalchurches.org…
@TGC @TEDS
Trinity Evangelical Divinity School retweeted
AI, Cyborgs, & Transhumanism: A Christian Response
cohorts.teds.edu/ai-cyborgs-…
This four-week cohort will provide an overview of AI-related human-interfacing technologies. We will address the potential consequences of embracing artificial intelligence, robotics, and cybernetics (the merging of the human and the machine) and the technologies related to them. We will also look at how the motivations and desires of transhumanists are related to the goals and design of these emerging technologies. Importantly, we will evaluate human-interfacing and human-enhancing technologies from an evangelical Christian perspective.
Details:
4 Weeks
Tuesdays
May 6 – 27, 2025
3:00 – 4:30 PM CST
Live Q&A
Instructor
Matthew Eppinette, MBA, PhD
Cost
$199
Organizers
Trinity Evangelical Divinity School
Center for Bioethics and Human Dignity
Trinity Evangelical Divinity School retweeted
The Gospel of John cuts across the grain of secular culture in much the same way as it entered into the ancient world—as a text that sets out a striking claim about the presence of the invisible God in the material world.
Join us today at 10am CT @TEDS
youtube.com/watch?v=ryzPl1pe…
Trinity Evangelical Divinity School retweeted
The Gospel of John speaks as narrative reasoning tailored for those inclined to regard the act of directing worship to a human being as absurd.
Join us @TEDS on next Monday, April 7, for our event with Dr. Steven Bryan. Available in person or online.
eventbrite.com/e/reading-joh…
Trinity Evangelical Divinity School retweeted
I have a piece in @TGC today considering the ethics of IVF given last month’s executive order on it.
“Should Christians Celebrate Expanding Access to IVF?”
thegospelcoalition.org/artic…
Trinity Evangelical Divinity School retweeted
We are two weeks away from our next event! Have you registered yet for our upcoming workshop with Jeannine Brown on hospitality in the Gospel of Luke?
#upcomingevents #theologyworkshop #thegospelsinthelifeofthechurch
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Trinity Evangelical Divinity School retweeted
Our Research Analyst, Heather Zeiger, appeared yesterday on "The Reconnect with Carmen LaBerge," part of My Faith Radio, to discuss IVF, embryos, NIH research funding, and more. Listen at overcast.fm/+EWacZQQRo/9:52
Trinity Evangelical Divinity School retweeted
"But letting a robot structure your argument, or flatten your style by removing the quirky elements, is dangerous. It’s a streamlined way to flatten the human mind, to homogenize human thought. We know who we are, at least in part, by finding the words — messy, imprecise, unexpected — to tell others, and ourselves, how we see the world. The world which no one else sees in exactly that way."
Trinity Evangelical Divinity School retweeted
Dive into the transformative power of the gospel as we explore its profound influence on bridging the chasms within our polarized society. In this session, David W. Pao, Dean of TEDS, and Bill Riedel, EFCA Board Chair, will explore how the biblical authors subverted the ideologies of their time and how we can learn from them as we seek to be faithful in proclaiming the good news in our contexts. Join us as we experience the power of God's Word anew. Hosted by @TEDS. tgc.org/tgc25
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CBHD Fellow Dr. Calum MacKellar on IVF, Eugenics, and the Church youtu.be/ERuIaEN3GhY?si=3AHj…
Trinity Evangelical Divinity School retweeted
Good news. All the recordings (audio and video) from the 2025 #EFCATheoConf are now available (for free) on EFCA Helps.
Revisit all the preconference (English and Spanish), conference and breakout sessions, and share them with your congregation.
➡️bit.ly/439cNqW
Trinity Evangelical Divinity School retweeted
"It is in the local church that biblical Christianity becomes a socially plausible argument. It is in the local church that biblical Christianity must be born again."
Trinity Evangelical Divinity School retweeted
I look forward to returning next month to my alma mater, @TEDS, to deliver this lecture: eventbrite.com/e/the-importa…
Trinity Evangelical Divinity School retweeted
Hope yo see you there as we wrestle together with what I think is the hardest subject matter. @TGC
Trinity Evangelical Divinity School retweeted
What is the purpose of the church?
"These cultural ideas of individualism or distancing from the church are often born out of misunderstanding." – @DrEricRivera on Article 7 (The Church) of the EFCA Statement of Faith
➡️Explore the SOF Series: helps.efca.org/bundles/sof-s…
@TEDS
Trinity Evangelical Divinity School retweeted
"When I hold my Bible, I think, 'Wow, the One who ties all of this together is Jesus." - @kevin_kompelien on Article 4 (Jesus Christ) of the EFCA Statement of Faith
➡️ Explore the full EFCA Statement of Faith Video Series and Study Guide: helps.efca.org/bundles/sof-s…
@TEDS
Trinity Evangelical Divinity School retweeted
Vanhoozer's Mere Christian Hermeneutics wins the TGC book awards in the Biblical Studies category. 🥇
This could be my favorite Vanhoozer book to date.
Runner up is the Lexham Geographic Commentary on the Pentateuch. 🥈
I love this series, and this volume in particular is outstanding.
