This message explores how the church relates to unbelieving neighbors alongside whom it exists.

This message compares and contrasts being a pilgrim with being a master, on one hand, and a tourist, on the other. 

Our uncomfortable calling as exiles—to be neither isolated from nor absorbed into our environment—means following the footsteps of the Suffering Servant.

Get to know WSC's new Associate Professor of New Testament, Dr. Bradley J. Bitner, in this latest installment of Meet the Faculty

2020 graduate speeches and photo slideshow

2020 Commencement speech by graduate Brian White.

2020 Commencement speech by graduate Philip Suh

2020 Commencement speech from graduate Tyler Moser

2020 Commencement speech from graduate Sara Heitmann

Commencement speech from graduate Norman Paran

Commencement speech from graduate Caleb Frens

President Joel E. Kim delivers the 2020 Commencement address, “Ministry of Hope.”

President Kim gives a brief update on the seminary in light of Covid-19.

Where can we find hope in the midst of the often hopeless experiences of life?  

Israel’s redemption from her former slavery never drifted far from her corporate memory. 

It might surprise Christians that the book of Hebrews discusses topics such as creation/new creation and the first Adam/Last Adam. 

In Genesis chapter 1, we read of the so-called “creation mandate” that was given as a command to Adam and Eve. Much of the language from that mandate is repeated after the flood in Genesis 9. 

Many Christians don’t realize that their union with Christ at salvation actually presupposes their union with Adam in sin. 

What distinguishes us from chimpanzees? In addition to identifying the obvious physical differences, we usually make the case that this difference lies with something within us, that is, the rational soul.