Whitefield Theological Seminary & College

02/11/2025

We would like to congratulate Rev. Cliff McManis on the successful completion of his Doctor of Philosophy degree from Whitefield Theological Seminary!

Cliff is the Pastor-Teacher of Creekside Bible Church in Cupertino, CA. He has been in pastoral ministry since 1989, serving in churches in southern and northern California, northern Utah, and southern Texas. He has also taught in six different Christian schools over the years. Cliff is the General Editor of With All Wisdom Publications and has authored several books including Biblical Apologetics, The Biblically-Driven Church and Rescued by Grace. His teaching and preaching ministry to pastors extends internationally to Irpin Seminary in Kiev; Biblical Seminary in Novosibirsk, Siberia; Tenali, India; Ghana, Africa; the UK and Honduras. He is a member of the Fellowship of Independent Reformed Evangelicals (FIRE) and the Evangelical Theological Society (ETS). Cliff has been teaching Apologetics and Bible Exposition at The Cornerstone Seminary since 2007. He and his wife Debbie have four children and reside in the Silicon Valley area.

Congratulations, Rev. Dr. McManis!

You can find his latest work, Redeeming Apologetics: Restoring Biblical Supremacy in Defending the Christian Faith, on Amazon.

https://a.co/d/fqEjXsc

01/14/2025

There are three principal opinions about the necessity of good works. First is that of those who (sinning in defect) deny it; such were formerly the Simonians and the modern Epicureans and Libertines, who make good works arbitrary and indifferent, which we may perform or omit at pleasure. The second is that of those who (sinning in excess) affirm and press the necessity of merit and causality; such were the ancient Pharisees and false apostles, who contended that works are necessary to justification. These are followed by the Romanists and Socinians of our day. The third is that of those who (holding the middle ground between these two extremes) neither simply deny, nor simply assert; yet they recognize a certain necessity for them against the Libertines, but uniformly reject the necessity of merit against the Romanists. This is the opinion of the orthodox.

Francis Turretin

10/15/2024

The power is back on. The seminary office building is undamaged. However, the parking lot is littered with Spanish moss and branches. The gas station lines are no longer a two hour wait, so I’m fueling up the tools and cleaning that up today. With a 10-12 degree temperature drop expected, I will be replacing shingles on my house tomorrow. Seminary and college operations should be back to normal thursday. Praise the Lord. - Jason

10/08/2024

Many of you are probably already aware, but in case you aren’t—we have a major hurricane heading our way. If it makes landfall in Tampa as currently predicted, it could be the worst storm Tampa has ever experienced. We are located around 40 miles from the coast. While I’m not anticipating flooding at my location, we will likely lose power. During the last major storm that hit us directly, we were without power for around five days.

That said, please know that our response to emails and other communications may be delayed this weekend. We appreciate your prayers during this time.

Please pray for those who may use this event and its devastation to mock the Lord and His sovereignty, unable to see any purpose behind it. Pray that many will recognize their frailty and their need to rely on the Lord, and that He will bring many to repentance.

- Jason

06/22/2024

Reformed Presbyterian Church General Assembly

06/03/2024

Yes, the resistance is intense /
we’ve shifted our friendships cuz if you’re not with us, you’re against us /
So Christians, join this resistance /
The Scriptures and Westminster Confession are our fences.

- Timothy Brindle on Fault Lines, an album exposing the unbiblical belief systems of Critical Race Theory, the LGBTQ+ agenda, and Feminism.

Explore the depths of confessional reformed theology, standing boldly against the prevailing currents of the world. Join us in navigating the timeless truths that defy the status quo.

05/28/2024

Francis Turretin

05/22/2024

Joel Beeke and Paul Smalley

05/22/2024

Francis Turretin

12/15/2023

If Christ had had a design to lay aside his human nature, he would have done so when he had finished in it his work of obedience and sufferings, and had thereby so far answered the end of his incarnation that nothing more was necessary for the purchase of redemption. But when he rose from the dead, as a conqueror over death and hell, and was declared to have accomplished the work he came into the world to perform, it is certain he did not lay it aside, but ascended visibly into heaven, and shall come again, in a visible manner, in that same nature, to judge the world at the last day. - Thomas Ridgley

Thomas Ridgley

12/12/2023

The Rev. Dr. Bill Higgins serves as Research Professor in Church History, Whitefield Theological Seminary and Field Director, Mexico, Westminster Biblical Missions. This lecture explores the priority and source of knowledge.

Rev. Dr. Bill Higgins : Reformed Presbyterian Church General Assembly