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🚨DEADLINE IS TOMORROW!!!🚨 As more and more people are awakening to the unconditional love of God and our union with Him, there is a significant need for men and women to step into the gap and shepherd this next generation of Kingdom champions. If you are sensing a call to pastor but need a solid foundation in Good News of limitless grace, apply today for a Pastoral Studies scholarship! Applicants can be current pastors looking to lead their congregations into a message of freedom or those who feel called to pastoral ministry planting a church from square one. In honor of Pastor Appreciation Month, GGS will be awarding five total scholarships as follows: - One applicant will receive a 50% tuition discount - Two applicants will receive a 40% tuition discount - Two applicants will receive a 30% tuition discount To apply, complete a scholarship application (link in the comments) no later than October 25. Once received, you’ll receive a reply email with further instruction.
As more and more people are awakening to the unconditional love of God and our union with Him, there is a significant need for men and women to step into the gap and shepherd this next generation of Kingdom champions. If you are sensing a call to pastor but need a solid foundation in Good News of limitless grace, apply today for a Pastoral Studies scholarship! Applicants can be current pastors looking to lead their congregations into a message of freedom or those who feel called to pastoral ministry planting a church from square one. In honor of Pastor Appreciation Month, GGS will be awarding five total scholarships as follows: - One applicant will receive a 50% tuition discount - Two applicants will receive a 40% tuition discount - Two applicants will receive a 30% tuition discount To apply, complete a scholarship application (link in the comments) no later than October 25. Once received, you’ll receive a reply email with further instruction.
“Ive come to see that failure, for all its brutality, can be strangely liberating. It strips away illusions. It burns down the scaffolding. It exposes the false gods weve built altars to—like reputation, platform, influence, usefulness. It reminds us that we are not the sum total of our accomplishments or accolades. It reminds us that were not ultimately defined by what weve done or failed to do, our struggles or our successes, our strengths or our weaknesses. “Who we truly are, at our core, in other words, has nothing to do with us.” — Tullian Tchividjian —
The rigors of a degree program aren’t for everyone. If you’re looking for second-to-none instruction taught by the best grace voices around, learning at your own pace, all from the comfort of your own home, now is your time! #globalgracesem
Congratulations to Dr. Josh Sousa on the successful defense of his dissertation, From Doing to Becoming: A Journey into Christlike Formation, a version of which will be coming to a bookstore near you soon!
Imagine for a moment the extent to which you would be prepared to forgive your children. Are there any lengths to which you would not go to see them made whole? What could they do that would justify casting them out from your love? Having no natural children of my own I am forced to use my nieces and nephews as my closest context for this. There is NOTHING for which I would not forgive them. And, recognizing that in Greek the forgiveness of sin means to cast away or remove from someone that which wounds them and others, there is no action on their part needed to prompt me to intervene. Would it be nice if forgiveness were freely sought? Sure. Will I delay my intervention until such time as that occurs? NO. God cannot be less merciful than we are. And if indeed he is, then he is not worthy of our worship.
Dean Winn reflecting some serious Truth! 🙌 #ggseminary #grace
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Malcolm Smith

Karl Barth Professor of Trinitarian Theology

Malcolm Smith was born in London, England as Europe was about to be plunged into WW2. He came to faith in Jesus Christ in his early teens and almost immediately experienced the fullness of the Spirit that was to change and redirect his life forever. From that day he had a passion to know the covenant love of God and how that love is worked out in our fellowship with God and loving one another. He began to preach at age fourteen and came to the United States in the early 1960’s becoming a teacher and leader of the emerging renewal of the Spirit throughout all denominations. Since then he has traveled to almost every continent teaching the love of God. He now resides in Bandera, Texas and conducts retreats and a non-residential Bible School. He also travels throughout the U.S. conducting retreats and meetings in churches and organizations of all denominations. UnconditionalLoveFellowship.com