Faith Baptist Theological Seminary

05/29/2026

How can individual biblical separation benefit the entire church?

In Part 2 of "Economic Wisdom as an Analogy to Prudence of Separation," Dr. Paul Hartog uses the principles of economic wisdom to explain the biblical doctrine of separation. While many across the Evangelical spectrum can emphasize “Christian liberty,” Dr. Hartog argues that Scripture invites Christians to exercise responsibility, discernment, and concern in their personal walk for the health of the entire church. Just as wise economics balances personal freedom with stewardship and the common good, biblical separation involves not only “separating from” harmful influences but also “separating for” the preservation of sound doctrine for future generations. As Dr. Hartog writes, “Personal freedoms in the present must be limited by communitarian concerns for the future.”

You can read this article by visiting,

https://faith.edu/faith-pulpit/posts/economic-wisdom-as-an-analogy-to-prudence-of-separation-part-2/

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05/22/2026

Is biblical separation always a separation from error?

In this article, Dr. Paul Hartog uses the analogy of economics to illustrate an aspect of biblical separation. While separation is often understood primarily as “separating from” error, Dr. Hartog also highlights the importance of “separating for” wise and intentional stewardship. Because churches possess limited time, money, and resources, they must prayerfully invest in opportunities that best align with their convictions and most effectively serve their local body for God’s glory. As Dr. Hartog writes, “With only one earthly life to live, we must separate ourselves for the sake of wise eternal investment."

You can read this article by visiting,

https://faith.edu/faith-pulpit/posts/economic-wisdom-as-an-analogy-to-prudence-of-separation-part-1/

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05/20/2026

Is the Doctor of Ministry degree right for you?

Our Doctor of Ministry degree is a cohort program designed to provide an advanced understanding of Biblical, theological, and historical truths of God’s Word and to spiritually enhance your relationship with God through intense discipleship training.

Are you a pastor or missionary looking to gain ministerial training and an advanced understanding of biblical, theological, and historical truths of God’s Word? Join our cohort and earn credit!

Cohorts begin in January of 2027. Visit faith.edu/seminary for more information.

05/18/2026

What makes Faith Baptist Theological Seminary unique?

Seminary is not about the building or the location; it's about the training that you receive and who you receive it from.Learn more about Faith Baptist Theol...

05/15/2026

Caring for widows is more than a momentary act of kindness—it is a long-term ministry of presence, compassion, and practical support. In this article, Dr. Ernie Schmidt reminds us that true religion is demonstrated through loving care for widows in both their physical and spiritual needs. You can read this article by visiting,

https://faith.edu/faith-pulpit/posts/real-religion-part-2/

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05/14/2026

Congratulations to our 2026 seminary graduates!

Last week, Faith Baptist Theological Seminary celebrated the graduation of 10 students, honoring their faithful commitment to academic excellence. We rejoice in God’s faithfulness in these students’ lives and pray that He will continue to shape and use these graduates for His glory in the years to come.

Here at FBTS, we are honored to play a small part in equipping faithful gospel laborers to take the Word to the world. Join us as we seek to prepare men and women to faithfully proclaim God’s Word around the globe.

05/08/2026

What is the role of the church in caring for widows?

Throughout Scripture, God reveals His deep concern for widows and calls His church to reflect that same care and compassion. Building on this truth, Dr. Ernie Schmidt establishes a strong biblical and theological foundation for how the church should care for widows. You can read this article by visiting,

https://faith.edu/faith-pulpit/posts/real-religion-part-1/

Follow us and stay tuned for Part 2 of "Real Religion," where Dr. Schmidt will address how the church can practically care for the widows in her midst.

05/06/2026

Join FBTS for our New Testament Seminar module, May 18–22!

Explore the world of the New Testament with this comprehensive course. This class covers key areas of New Testament studies, including bibliography, history, geography, archaeology, authorship, content, and theology, while also addressing important issues and trends in New Testament scholarship.

Apply today by visiting,

https://applyts.faith.edu/

05/04/2026

Our Bible Translation Module is just TWO WEEKS AWAY!

Join us May 18–22 for our Bible Translation module with Dr. Glen Kerr. Whether you’re an aspiring translator or a curious church member, this class is designed for you.

Learn how the Bible is faithfully translated and grow in your love for the Word through this intensive course.

Apply now by visiting the link below,
https://faith.edu/event/bible-translation-module/

05/01/2026

What does the Bible say about the Rapture?

In this week’s Faith Pulpit, we feature Part 2 of Dr. Kober’s article, “Reviewing Five Rapture Positions.” In this article, Dr. Kober explores five major views, unpacking each position, its proponents, key arguments, and potential weaknesses—equipping readers to think biblically about this important topic.

You can read this article by visiting,
https://faith.edu/faith-pulpit/posts/reviewing-five-rapture-positions-part-2/