Western Reformed Seminary

09/25/2026

Preparation for ministry includes hours like these: an open Bible, careful study, thoughtful notes, and a willingness to keep learning.

At Western Reformed Seminary, rigorous theological education is directed toward faithful service. Students study God’s Word so that they may proclaim it clearly, apply it wisely, and care for Christ’s flock faithfully.

09/23/2026

At Western Reformed Seminary, theological education is personal.

Many WRS classes include just two to five students. That creates room for thoughtful discussion, meaningful questions, and direct interaction with professors.

Students are not simply faces in a lecture hall. They are known, challenged, and encouraged as they prepare for faithful service in Christ’s church.

Discover the difference personal theological education can make at wrs.edu.

09/21/2026

The sign may be new, but the foundation remains unchanged.

Western Reformed Seminary is committed to producing spiritually grounded, knowledgeable, capable servants to pastor and counsel the flock of Christ.

Anchored in the Word. A Lighthouse to the World.

Learn more about WRS at wrs.edu.

09/19/2026

Preparing for ministry requires careful study—but it does not happen in isolation.

At Western Reformed Seminary, students learn alongside professors, pastors, classmates, and fellow believers. Conversations outside the classroom help deepen the lessons taught inside it, while friendships provide encouragement throughout the work of preparation.

Our prayer is that students will grow not only in knowledge, but also in wisdom, faithfulness, and love for Christ’s Church.

09/17/2026

Are you looking for an opportunity to build a stronger foundation in biblical and theological study?

Western Reformed Seminary’s Fundamentals Training Course provides concentrated instruction over three weekends this fall:

October 9–10
October 23–24
November 6–7

Fridays: 6:00–9:00 p.m.
Saturdays: 8:00 a.m.–4:00 p.m.

The course is designed for those who want to understand Scripture more deeply and become better equipped to serve Christ and His Church.

For registration and additional information, contact Western Reformed Seminary or visit wrs.edu.

09/17/2026

“God is our refuge and strength, a very present help in trouble.” —Psalm 46:1

This week in chapel, WRS President Tito Lyro delivered “A Very Present Help,” a message from Psalm 46.

Chapel is an important part of life at Western Reformed Seminary as students prepare for faithful Christian ministry.

Watch the full message here:

Opening the new year of chapel messages, School President Tito Lyro...

09/15/2026

A new semester is underway at Western Reformed Seminary!

This year’s kickoff BBQ brought together students, faculty, families, and friends for an evening of good food and fellowship.

Seminary education takes place in the classroom, but students are also shaped within a community committed to Christ, His Word, and the preparation of faithful servants for His church.

We are grateful for everyone who helped us begin the semester so warmly. Please pray for our students and faculty as classes continue!

Interested in preparing for ministry at WRS? Visit wrs.edu to learn more.



John Battle Chris Lensch Nellie Lensch Darin Hughey Dan Schwartz Tito Emily Lyro RyanandBianca Davis

09/15/2026

What Are Students Studying This Fall?

What does a semester at Western Reformed Seminary look like?

This fall, students are studying subjects including:

• Advanced Hebrew
• Basic Greek
• Greek Exegesis
• Christ in the Gospels
• Old Testament Prophetic Literature
• Theology: The Word of God
• American Church History
• Homiletics
• Discipleship
• Biblical Counseling

Theological education should prepare students not simply to know more, but to handle God's Word faithfully and serve Christ's Church well.

Interested in studying at WRS? Explore our programs and current courses at wrs.edu.

09/12/2026

There is a pressing need today to prepare men for the ministry of the Word - to be anchored in the timeless truth of God's Word that they might be lighthouses in the world!

09/11/2026

Today marks 25 years since the terrorist attacks of September 11, 2001.

We remember those whose lives were taken, the first responders who ran toward danger, and the families who still carry the sorrow of that day. We also give thanks for the courage, sacrifice, and unity shown in the midst of tragedy.

As we remember, we pray for those who continue to grieve, for those who serve and protect our communities, and for our nation.

“God is our refuge and strength, a very present help in trouble.” — Psalm 46:1