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Chapel @GGS is different for each participant. For some, it is a supplement to their local gathering, similar to attending a book club or Bible study. For others, particularly pastors and other leaders, its a responsibility-free opportunity to engage with others without everyone looking to them to have an answer. And for still others, Chapel is their local church. All are welcome and encouraged to participate in real, accessible, GRACE community! To learn more, or to join us for our next gathering, visit the Chapel @GGS Facebook group!
What if seminary wasn’t simply about earning a degree? What if it became a sacred invitation to know the Father more deeply, to behold the beauty and fullness of Christ, and to be formed by the Holy Spirit in the grace of God? What if theological education could move beyond simply knowing more about God and become a deeper participation in the life of the Triune God? Could this be the season God is inviting you to go deeper? To learn more about our accredited degree programs, visit the Academics tab at globalgraceseminary.net. #degreeprograms #trinitariantheology #christocentric #gracebased #globalgraceseminary
Maximos the Confessor reminds us that the mystery of the Trinity is not contradiction, but the beauty of the one God who eternally exists as Father, Son, and Holy Spirit - one in essence, yet three in Persons. The good news of the Gospel is that in Christ, we are graciously welcomed into the communion of the Triune God, sharing by grace in the divine life and love that the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit eternally share. #stmaximostheconfessor #trinitariantheology #globalgraceseminary
#stirenaeus #trinitariantheology #globalgraceseminary
As Hildegard of Bingen beautifully captures here, the Holy Spirit, the bond of love between the Father and the Son, unites us to the Triune God and draws all creation into his communion of love. #sthildegardofbingen #trinitarian #globalgraceseminary
This profound statement from our seminary president’s chapel message this past Sunday for Proper 19 invites us to see the justice of God through the lens of Jesus Christ. The justice of God is not cold retribution, but the holy love of the Father that refuses to leave His creation captive to sin, death, and brokenness. In the incarnation, the Son does not stand at a distance from our wounds; He enters fully into our humanity and takes our brokenness upon Himself, carrying it through the cross and into resurrection. In Christ, we see that the Father’s purpose is not simply to condemn what is broken, but to redeem and restore it, making all things new in and through His beloved Son. This restorative work is not something we merely look back on, for the Holy Spirit continually unites us to Christ and draws us into the life of the Triune God, bearing witness within us to the Father’s love revealed in the Son. Divine justice cannot leave wounds unhealed. The good news of the gospel is that in Christ, we see the justice of the Father, whose love is determined to restore what has been broken and bring His creation into the fullness of life for which it was made. #divinejustice #proper19 #trinitariantheology #globalgraceseminary
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Dr. Francois Du Toit

Professor of Grace Theology & Biblical Scholarship

In December 2000, Francois started writing the book, “God believes in You” which led to him being invited to speak at various Christian camps and churches. They are now back in full-time ministry since February 2004, and travel at least once a year abroad and almost every month into Africa and around South Africa. Francois has written several books in both English and Afrikaans, including God Believes in You, Divine Embrace, Done! and The Mystery Revealed. He is currently passionately engaged in continuing with The Mirror Translation. His work is being translated into several African languages as well as Chinese, Russian, Hungarian, German, French, Spanish, Polish, Portugese, Japanese, Dutch and Slovakian.

To learn more about Dr. Du Toit and his important translation work, visit: https://mirrorword.net/.