Reformed Theological Seminary, Atlanta

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/4bLdISf

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

07/01/2026

Dr. Guy Richard gives practical advice on how to restore broken relationships and live in the light of humility and forgiveness.

“The key to restoring a broken relationship is for one of the members of a relationship, if not both, to be living in the bathroom instead of the living room.”

Dr. Richard explains what that means in this quick video:


featuring Dr. Guy Richard

06/17/2026

Please join us in welcoming Wesley Dennard to the RTS team and congratulating Michelle Murphy and Kathryn Wiggins as they step into new roles. We are grateful for each of these individuals and the ways God has equipped them to serve RTS.

05/21/2026

Last weekend we celebrated the RTS Atlanta graduating class — men and women who have faithfully labored, studied, prayed, and persevered. We are grateful for the ways the Lord has shaped each of you during your time here, and we cannot wait to see how He uses you for His glory in the years ahead.

Thank you to Westminster Presbyterian Church for hosting us again for Commencement this year!

Congratulations, Class of 2026!

05/19/2026

Come see us at General Assembly! ‼️ we’ll be meeting at Rabbit Hole Distillery on the evening of the 24th.

04/15/2026

Dr. William Wood shows how the Prophets awaken us to the seriousness of sin, point us to the grace of God in Christ, and direct our hope to the new heavens and the new earth. In doing so, they help us remain faithful even in seasons of hardship.

Dr. Ligon Duncan reminds us that discerning a call to ministry isn’t something you do on your own. A desire to serve is important, but it must be confirmed by wise, godly leaders in the church. Their encouragement, oversight, and affirmation help you grow and stay grounded when ministry gets hard.