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If you're a veteran, active-duty service member, or military family member pursuing a call to ministry, RTS Houston is a...
08/24/2026

If you're a veteran, active-duty service member, or military family member pursuing a call to ministry, RTS Houston is an approved VA education benefits campus. Eligible students may receive up to $29,921 in tuition benefits plus a housing allowance of $2,193/mo.

Learn more and connect with Admissions: https://bit.ly/4qBnM6u

Hear from Drs. David Irving, Ligon Duncan, Guy Waters, Blair Smith, and Scott Swain at the 2026 Kaleo Conference — hoste...
08/17/2026

Hear from Drs. David Irving, Ligon Duncan, Guy Waters, Blair Smith, and Scott Swain at the 2026 Kaleo Conference — hosted by Reformed Theological Seminary for young men discerning a call to pastoral ministry, church planting, campus ministry, or missions.

Join us October 8–10 at Twin Lakes in Jackson, Mississippi, for teaching, worship, conversation, and fellowship as we consider the call to serve Christ's church alongside pastors and professors who've walked the road before. Travel and lodging are free for those who qualify.*

Learn more and register at https://bit.ly/4gaXsLE

*Kaleo is designed for those earlier in their discernment journey and isn't intended for current or admitted RTS students.

08/05/2026

This Week on Wisdom Wednesday, we're revisiting a favorite episode from the archives. Dr. Ligon Duncan, Chancellor and CEO of Reformed Theological Seminary, answers the question “How do I grow in my devotional life?”

Growing in devotion to God’s Word requires both desire and discipline. Dr. Duncan encourages believers to plan intentional time in Scripture, establish a consistent reading habit, and make use of reading plans and study tools that help guide steady engagement with the Bible. While many helpful resources exist, the most important step is simply to set aside time and commit to reading God’s Word faithfully.

Watch the full video at https://bit.ly/3T8LIkN


Reformed Theological Seminary
Wisdom Wednesday
Devotional Life
Bible Reading
Spiritual Discipline

The Master of Divinity at RTS is designed to equip students for faithful pastoral ministry through deep biblical, theolo...
07/31/2026

The Master of Divinity at RTS is designed to equip students for faithful pastoral ministry through deep biblical, theological, and practical training.

Through rigorous study, spiritual formation, and mentorship from trusted faculty, students are prepared to serve Christ and his church in a variety of ministry contexts around the world.

Learn more about the MDiv and how RTS can help equip you for faithful ministry at RTS.edu.
Reformed Theological Seminary
Master of Divinity
Pastoral Ministry
Seminary Education
Theological Education

07/29/2026

This Week on Wisdom Wednesday, we're revisiting a favorite episode from the archives. Dr. Michael Kruger, Samuel C. Patterson Chancellor’s Professor of New Testament and Early Christianity, answers the question “Should a pastor be an expert at everything?”

Pastors are often expected to have answers for every cultural, moral, and political question, but Dr. Kruger reminds us that this is not their calling. A pastor is not meant to be an expert in everything, but to be faithful in one central task, the study and teaching of God’s Word. Healthy ministry requires humility, focus, and the freedom to say, “I do not know everything about everything,” while remaining devoted to Scripture and the care of God’s people.

Watch the full video at https://bit.ly/4yvrZfF


Reformed Theological Seminary
Wisdom Wednesday
Pastoral Ministry
Preaching
Scripture and Calling

The Lord makes known the path of life, and in his presence we find fullness of joy. True joy is not rooted in circumstan...
07/27/2026

The Lord makes known the path of life, and in his presence we find fullness of joy. True joy is not rooted in circumstances but in communion with him.
Reformed Theological Seminary
Psalm 16
Joy in the Lord
Presence of God
Christian Hope

07/24/2026

Dr. Charlie Wingard, Professor of Pastoral Theology at RTS, reflects on the importance of studying God's word, prayer, and spending time with the people God has entrusted to your care. Ministry brings both joys and sorrows, but as pastors walk alongside their congregations through the highs and lows of life, they often find that the church becomes a source of encouragement and ministry to them as well.

Reformed Theological Seminary
Ask RTS
Pastoral Theology
Pastoral Ministry
Local Church
Church Leadership

07/22/2026

This Week on Wisdom Wednesday, we're revisiting a favorite episode from the archives. Dr. James Newheiser, Professor of Christian Counseling and Pastoral Theology and Director of the Christian Counseling Program, answers the question “How can I overcome my anger?”

Anger is a common struggle rooted in our desire to have our own way, but Scripture calls us to something better. Dr. Newheiser explains that true transformation begins with the gospel. God is the Judge and we are not, and in Christ we are people who have received great mercy. As we remember the forgiveness we have been given, the grace of God empowers us to put off anger and walk in the fruit of the Spirit, trusting God rather than reacting in sin.

Watch the full video at https://bit.ly/4aLzh4y


Reformed Theological Seminary
Wisdom Wednesday
Anger
Gospel Transformation
Christian Counseling

07/20/2026

At RTS, theological education is designed to be lived out in real ministry contexts. Many students continue serving in their churches while completing their studies, growing in both knowledge and practical experience as they go.

Reformed Theological Seminary
Ask RTS
Theological Education
Ministry Preparation
MDiv

07/15/2026

This Week on Wisdom Wednesday, we're revisiting a favorite episode from the archives. Dr. Scott Swain, President of RTS Orlando and Professor of Systematic Theology, answers the question “What does it mean to count it all joy?”

Counting it all joy does not mean ignoring real sorrow or forcing a smile in the midst of trials. Instead, Dr. Swain explains that Scripture gives us counterweights for our hearts, real reasons to rejoice even as we bear suffering. God is at work in our trials to shape our character, he promises a future reward, and ultimately he himself is with us and unchanging. Because of this, we can rejoice even in the midst of hardship.

Watch the full video at https://bit.ly/3SKPssN


Reformed Theological Seminary
Wisdom Wednesday
Joy in Trials
James 1
Christian Living

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