Denver Seminary

The 2026 Shannon Preaching Lectureship and Seminary starts this week!

Led by New Testament scholar Dr. Craig S. Keener of Asbury Theological Seminary, participants will explore the Book of Acts through the lens of Big Idea Expository Preaching.

With guidance from Dr.With guidance from Dr. Ramona Spilman, Dr. Matt Wolf, and Dr. David Ward, ministry leaders will engage in rich discussion and sermon development. By the end of the seminar, each will walk away with the foundation for a full preaching series from Acts.

We have spent the last week celebrating the Class of 2026. Now we look ahead.

If God is calling you toward ministry, counseling, or leadership, Denver Seminary exists to help you answer that call well.

Applications are open. We would love to hear from you.

Learn more and apply here!: https://denverseminary.edu/academics/

We are still celebrating the Class of 2026, and we could not be more grateful for each of them.

"The best way I know to summarize seminary graduation is with gratitude. ❤️ God: thank you most of all. For Your Word, for loving and calling women, for inviting us into deeper exploration of You. For grace upon grace, and power made perfect in weakness. You are so faithful!"

"Denver Seminary and our world class professors: Thank you for being a place that heralds humility as much as knowledge. A harbor for women like me who waited twenty years for this."
— Jessica Connolly, Master of Arts in Biblical and Theological Studies

Congratulations, graduates. The best is ahead.

This is what faithfulness looks like.

In this season we celebrate Littleton, Washington DC and online students. Every face in these photos represents years of hard work, sacrifice, and devotion to a calling.

To every graduate and every family who made it possible: we are so proud of you.

"Although my journey as a student came with its share of challenges, it was also deeply meaningful and transformative. The consistent support, encouragement, and guidance I received from remarkable mentors helped me build confidence, resilience, and a belief in my own potential. Their impact allowed me to accomplish things I once thought were beyond my reach."
— J.T. Stanton, Graduate Certificate in Biblical and Theological Studies

Denver Seminary celebrates the Class of 2026. We rejoice as they leave to pastor churches, counsel the hurting, lead with integrity, and serve in communities throughout the world, carrying the hope of the gospel wherever they go.

Congratulations, Class of 2026. May the churches and communities you serve flourish because of your faithfulness.

Tag a graduate you are proud of.

The ascension reminds us that Christ is alive and reigning. He is still present, still drawing people to Himself, still restoring what is broken, and still calling ordinary people into His extraordinary work of renewal.

At Denver Seminary, we are committed to preparing faithful, courageous, intelligent leaders to engage in God’s work of renewal—in the Church, in communities, and throughout the world.

Where might God be calling you to participate in His work of renewal? Explore how Denver Seminary equips leaders to serve faithfully in today’s world.

Last week, the Denver Seminary community came together to worship, celebrate, and reflect on God’s faithfulness through another academic year. What was planned as a Celebration Lunch on the Lawn became memorable in a different way as spring snow gathered everyone inside the student center—a beautiful reminder that community is not rooted in a place, but in the people God draws together.

Students, faculty, and staff shared meals, laughter, worship, and encouragement as they reflected on a year marked by growth, perseverance, learning, and deepened calling. Hosted by the Student Leadership Board and Student Life, the gathering captured the heart of life at Denver Seminary: a Christ-centered community where friendships are formed, faith is strengthened, and people walk alongside one another through every season.