Knox Theological Seminary

One freedom was purchased on a cross. Another has been defended on battlefields across generations. Both cost everything. Both deserve our deepest gratitude.

Today we honor those who gave their lives so others could live freely — and we remember the One whose sacrifice made the ultimate freedom possible.

From Knox Seminary, we are grateful.

We’re still thinking about Commencement!

Graduates from around the world — including New Zealand — gathered to celebrate the completion of certificates, master’s degrees, and Doctor of Ministry degrees.

Behind every graduate are thousands of miles, countless hours of study, faithful perseverance, and the support and sacrifice of families, churches, and communities who walked alongside them.

We honor the work, the calling, and the faithfulness represented in this class.

Congratulations to Knox Theological Seminary’s 34th graduating class.

May the Lord continue to use you to declare and demonstrate the gospel of Jesus Christ.

Don’t take our word for it...

This is real feedback from a Knox student in Dr. Lamerson’s Hermeneutics course this spring. ☝

This is theological education for real ministry.

Students are not stepping away from their calling to study. They are being equipped within it — applying what they learn to the people and places God has entrusted to them.

Are you ready to take the next step?

Hannah rejoiced in the Lord’s salvation.
Hagar called Him El Roi, the God who sees.
Rebekah brought her questions before God.
Elizabeth blessed in faith.
Mary magnified the Lord in praise.

These mothers prayed, and God heard them.

Today, we give thanks for the mothers, grandmothers, spiritual mothers, teachers, and mentors who have prayed for us, blessed us, taught us, and pointed us to the Lord.

Happy Mother’s Day from Knox Theological Seminary.

This past weekend, we had the joy of joining Coral Ridge Presbyterian Church for Seminary Sunday.

Coral Ridge is the place where Knox was founded 37 years ago, born from Dr. D. James Kennedy’s vision to equip leaders for the work of ministry and help carry the transforming truth of Jesus Christ to the world.

We’re grateful for the opportunity to share more about that vision, our partnership with CRPC, and why theological education still matters deeply for the Church today.

Thank you to Pastor Rob Pacienza and the Coral Ridge family for welcoming us so warmly.

The mission continues — equipping leaders to declare and demonstrate the gospel of Jesus Christ.

P.S. Want to host a Seminary Sunday at your church? DM us for details.

It’s Teacher Appreciation Week, 🍎📚🖊 and we’re grateful to celebrate one of our adjunct professors, Dr. Mark Witwer!

ACSI has just released his new book, Teaching Christianly: A Brief Introduction for Teachers.

His book was intentionally written to be accessible for busy teachers, school leaders, homeschooling parents, and those new to Christian education. Dr. Witwer describes it as a practical introduction to the ways a teacher’s faith can inform academic instruction.

His hope is that it will help lay a foundation for teachers who want to think more carefully about what it means to teach Christianly — allowing faith to shape not only what they teach, but how they teach.

Dr. Witwer is also presenting a short faith-and-learning webinar with Faria Education Group on April 7. You can register or sign up to receive the recording here:
https://lnkd.in/eVgz_kVm

Learn more about his new book here:
https://www.acsi.org/purposeful-design-publications/promotions/teaching-christianly

We’re thankful for Dr. Witwer and for the many teachers faithfully serving students with wisdom, care, and conviction.

What if churches didn’t have to lose emerging leaders in order to see them trained?

For years, theological education often meant leaving a local church, moving away, and stepping out of ministry context.

But seminary is changing.

In this reflection, Dr. Timothy Sansbury explores how churches can help form future leaders right where they are — rooted in local ministry, supported by theological education, and equipped for faithful service.

This is not just a new model for seminary.
It is an opportunity for the Church.

Read the full article on the Knox Seminary Blog.
https://www.knoxseminary.edu/blog/a-sustainable-model-for-training-ministry-leaders

Commencement is coming👨‍🎓👩‍🎓

This year, we have the joy of celebrating 29 graduates. These are men and women who have studied, served, persevered, and prepared for faithful ministry in the places God has called them.

These are the leaders your prayers, encouragement, and generosity help equip.

We are grateful for what God has done — and excited to celebrate the Class of 2026!

Can't make in person? Live stream will be available at https://crpc.org/live.

One week left‼️

This is your opportunity to be part of what God is doing through Knox.

South Florida is one of the most influential places in the world—yet deeply in need of the hope of the gospel. Because of those who have already stepped forward, pastors and ministry leaders are being equipped to strengthen the Church for generations to come.

We’re not finished yet.

To close out the final week, we’re adding a few incentives along the way:

• 🏒Florida Panthers Vault tickets (all-inclusive experience)
• 🏌🏼‍♀️Golf for four at Trump National Doral
• 🎁And more to come

If you’ve been considering joining, now is the time.

Step forward. Strengthen the Church.
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