Archive for November 2025
SWJT names Thielman’s ‘Paul, Apostle of Grace’ 2025 Book of the Year
Paul, Apostle of Grace by Frank Thielman has been named the 2025 Book of the Year by Southwestern Journal of Theology (SWJT), Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary President David S. Dockery announced November 25. “The Frank Thielman book will serve this generation as F. F. Bruce’s great work on Paul, Apostle of the Heart Set Free has done…
Read MoreInternational student Grace Kim finds home in her faith
Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary PhD student Grace Kim once was unsure where she belonged, as she spent time living and studying in various countries since childhood. But as her faith grew, she realized her ultimate citizenship is in Heaven. Kim was born in South Korea, but her missionary parents moved the family to Japan when…
Read MoreAlumnus Scott Maze shaped by Southwestern
Scott Maze had never even visited Texas prior to being called by God to study at Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary, but he firmly states that “I’m a Texan now.” “Fort Worth just feels like home,” said Maze, senior pastor of Cross Church NRH (North Richland Hills) and Cross Church NFW (North Fort Worth). Home originally…
Read MoreAllison, Moo recognized with Southwestern academic awards at ETS
Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary recognized two prominent scholars during the annual Southwestern Alumni and Friends Reception held in conjunction with the 77th annual meeting of the Evangelical Theological Society (ETS) Nov. 18-20 in Boston. The James Leo Garrett Jr. Award for Contribution to Christian Thought was presented to Gregg Allison, professor of Christian theology at…
Read MoreTaste of the Nations displays Southwestern’s global engagement, love for international community
For a second year, Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary celebrated its international community with a Christmas edition of Taste of the Nations on Nov. 18, giving international students and campus organizations an opportunity to share food and customs from their countries. Noting the significant number of international students, Stephanie Litton, director of International Student Services, said,…
Read More