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Yes, we are justified by faith. But, if Clement of Rome is correct, it’s not our own, individual faith, that accomplishes this, but rather the faith of Father, Son, and Spirit.  

To assign to our own faith what only Triune faith can do is perhaps the greatest act of sacrilege.
If we got more excited about Father, Son, and Spirit leading someone than whether they’re being sent in exactly the same direction as us, what a paradise we could make of this world.

#ggsseminary 
#graceplusnothing
LAST CALL FOR REGISTRATION!

Join us for this engaging journey through one of the most recognizable stories in the English-speaking world, Charles Dickens enduring classic, A Christmas Carol!  The conversation will center on the key themes of redemptive grace that saturate the work, serving as a perfect bridge between the Advent and Christmas seasons.  

A sliding fee scale is provided to accommodate everyone. 

If you are unable to join us live, no worries!  All registrants will receive links to the recordings and handouts by the end of the week.  

The registration link is provided in the comments.
Registration ends soon! 

Join us for a rich, hope-filled exploration of Charles Dickens’ beloved A Christmas Carol—not merely as a holiday classic, but as a narrative of grace, healing, and human transformation. Far from a simple morality tale, Dickens’ story reveals the radical power of unconditional love to awaken, restore, and re-humanize even the most hardened hearts.

In this online gathering, we will journey with Ebenezer Scrooge through the wounds, fears, and losses that shaped his icy exterior, and watch as grace meets him at every turn—in memory, in vision, and in promise. Each of the three spirits becomes a kind of sacramental presence, inviting Scrooge to behold his life truthfully and to discover that judgment, in the light of divine love, is always restorative rather than punitive.

Participants will engage with key scenes from the text, reflect on Dickens’ theological imagination, and consider how A Christmas Carol mirrors the gospel message: that no one is beyond redemption, that our truest selves are always held in love, and that awakening to this truth can change everything.

Whether you love literature, theology, or simply desire a fresh encounter with the grace-filled heart of the Christmas message, this event will be an inspiring companion to your Advent journey.

REGISTRATION REQUIRED!  (Link in the comments.)
#Advent reminds us of the #Light present in seemingly dark places. #Christmas likewise releases that same Light into each and every corner, eradicating all shadows. To contemplate the Light is to encounter the Incarnation.
Although John of Damascus is most remembered for his defense of artistic depictions of Christ (icons), lets not lose sight of WHY he defended icons.  Because the Incarnation is the most central event upon which all else hinges, visual representations of Jesus--through art, iconography, etc.--are valuable reminders that our Savior is fully God and fully man.  Taking this a step further, John recognizes the natural consequence of Christ in all and filling all things with Himself: all of creation are carriers of the divine presence.
Join us for a rich, hope-filled exploration of Charles Dickens’ beloved A Christmas Carol—not merely as a holiday classic, but as a narrative of grace, healing, and human transformation. Far from a simple morality tale, Dickens’ story reveals the radical power of unconditional love to awaken, restore, and re-humanize even the most hardened hearts.

In this online gathering, we will journey with Ebenezer Scrooge through the wounds, fears, and losses that shaped his icy exterior, and watch as grace meets him at every turn—in memory, in vision, and in promise. Each of the three spirits becomes a kind of sacramental presence, inviting Scrooge to behold his life truthfully and to discover that judgment, in the light of divine love, is always restorative rather than punitive.

Participants will engage with key scenes from the text, reflect on Dickens’ theological imagination, and consider how A Christmas Carol mirrors the gospel message: that no one is beyond redemption, that our truest selves are always held in love, and that awakening to this truth can change everything.

Whether you love literature, theology, or simply desire a fresh encounter with the grace-filled heart of the Christmas message, this event will be an inspiring companion to your Advent journey.

REGISTRATION REQUIRED!  (Link in the comments.)
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DOCTORATE DEGREES

The ALL-NEW Doctor of Ministry (D.Min.) Program is created with pastors, counselors, coaches, and educators in mind. Students are partnered with a faculty advisor at enrollment who guides them through the program from start to finish, helping them to bring their ministry passion to life! The D.Min. is a hands-on, application-centered degree that allows the student to focus on a field of study of particular interest and in which they possess considerable expertise. Although each student project must be approved by his/her faculty advisor, examples include:

  • Creating a research study that examines a particular ministry concept, outreach method, or mode of delivery.
  • Designing seminary-level curriculum.
  • Developing a coaching accountability method.
  • Establishing an administrative model for stewarding non-profits.
  • And many, many more!

The Doctor of Theology is a first-of-its-kind opportunity for those experienced students eager to be an active participant in taking the awareness of pure grace to the next level!

The program utilizes what’s known as the Oxford method, the same academic protocol used by Oxford University in England. Under this model, students are partnered with a member of the faculty who will serve as their program and dissertation advisor for the duration of their doctoral studies. This collaborative, engaging relationship is one of mentor and mentee wherein the program advisor assists the student in identifying the subject matter for their dissertation, collaborates with them on research to be conducted in preparation thereof, and guides them through the dissertation writing process all the way through to the dissertation committee presentation. This method is quite literally the gold standard of doctoral academics.

TUITION

2 Ways To Pay:

Full Payment

$6500

ONE TIME

– No Monthly Payments
– Post-Grad Campus Access
– Student Resource Center

Installments

$194/Month*

$7500 TOTAL

– Requires a $500 Deposit at Enrollment
– 36 Month Payment Plan
– Post-Grad Campus Access
– Student Resource Center
* In order to maintain a round number, the final payment will vary slightly.

The tuition cost includes access to all courses and associated materials EXCEPT required reading books.

2 Ways To Pay:

Full Payment

$7500

ONE TIME

– No Monthly Payments
– Post-Grad Campus Access
– Student Resource Center

Installments

$222/Month

$8500 TOTAL*

– Requires a $500 Deposit at Enrollment
– 36 Month Payment Plan
– Post-Grad Campus Access
– Student Resource Center

* Exceptions may exist for students with undergraduate education in other disciplines.

The tuition cost includes access to all courses and associated materials EXCEPT required reading books.

TO BEGIN YOUR GGS JOURNEY!!

All costs and fees are final. We are committed to keeping your costs and our cost low, without sacrificing our commitment to a quality education. Please direct all questions or concerns about fees to the Registrar. There is a $150 cancellation fee.