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  1. Meditations on the Larger Catechism: The Anointed One

    No doubt Simon Peter’s most memorable words were those of his great confession in response to Jesus’ question, “Who do you say that I am?” (Matt. 16:15) “You are the Christ, the Son of the living God” (Matt. 16:16).

  2. A Pastor’s Reflections: Preach to Yourself

    When I was regularly preparing my weekly sermons I often wondered whether I would make any type of impact upon my church. After all, a pastor will pour anywhere between 10-20 hours of preparation to preach for 30 minutes, give or take.

  3. Women & Theology: Parenting and the Providence of God

    Seminary taught me of God’s character more than anything else.  It showed me that I worship a powerful, perfect and Holy God who ordains all for my good and His glory.

  4. Women & Theology: Book Review of Extravagant Grace

    If the Holy Spirit is at work in my life, shouldn’t I be sinning less? Isn’t that what sanctification means? If so, am I even a Christian when sin is still so present in my life?
     

  5. Spring Seminary for a Day

    On March 6, 2014, sixteen prospective students and guests attended. 

  6. Arminius Book Review by Dr. Godfrey

    Dr. Godfrey, President of WSC, has just had a book review of Jacob Arminius: Theologian of Grace (Oxford: OUP, 2012) by Keith Stanglin and Thomas McCall.

  7. Women & Theology: The Importance of Being Wrong

    I have never liked being wrong. However, I have reason to be thankful for multiple experiences of being blindingly, flamboyantly, and gloriously mistaken.

  8. Women & Theology: The Joy of Being Insignificant

    Now I am discovering to be content and joyful when I remain unseen. 

  9. Review: Logos Bible Software and Reformed Resources

    The digital age is upon us and that means that there is a publishing revolution that is afoot. It used to be that seminary students and ministers had to make a lot of space on their bookshelves for all of the tomes they wanted to own, but with the creation of the e-book, all of a sudden things have changed.

  10. Women & Theology: Counseling

    I was able to show this young woman how her story, albeit difficult at the moment, could fit into the story of God and His redemption.

  11. Women & Theology: Discipleship in South Asia

    “Before the WDP [Women’s Discipleship Program], we were like dry branches. Now, we are full of leaves.”

  12. Women & Theology: Incarnation and the Cross

    Now as a student at a Roman Catholic institution, I have a number of opportunities to reflect upon a theological system very different from my own.

  13. Women & Theology: A Pastor’s Wife

    I did not go to seminary to marry a pastor. In fact, I was pretty scared of the possibility. 

  14. Women & Theology: Immutability

    As I considered the flux and uncertainty of life, the sharp contrast of the character of the Lord came to mind.

  15. A Pastor’s Reflections: Your Work Ethic

    During my days in seminary I had a number of summer internships where I learned a some invaluable lessons. One that stands out prominently in my mind was the importance of maintaining a strong work ethic.

  16. Preaching is Not a Lecture

    Preaching involves teaching, but it is much more than that.

  17. Women & Theology: Demonology 101

    I scanned the recesses of my brain. What had seminary taught me about demonic activity?

  18. Women & Theology: What Will You Do When You’re Done with Seminary?

    This innocent question has rendered many a female student at a complementarian seminary catatonic.

  19. Women Are Theologians, Too

    Today launches a new series on the blog that addresses many interesting questions asked of our female students. 

  20. The 2013-14 Academic Year Begins

    On September 4, 2013, the incoming class for the 2013-14 academic year received their introduction to the Westminster Seminary California community during New Student Orientation, an annual fall event designed to acclimate students to academic policies and student life. The Orientation began with a devotional address by Dr. W. Robert Godfrey, and was followed by…