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You are not alone.
Training and equipping with seminary professors, ministry leaders, and church practitioners…in a day, close to home.
The apostle Paul commanded young Timothy, “Think over what I say…” (2 Tim 1:7) as he gave his final words of encouragement to this church leader. Ministry requires mental work. Jesus called each believer to love the Lord with “all your mind” (Luke 10:27).
SBCV’s new initiative, Seminary for a Day, gives pastors, church staff, and lay leaders an opportunity to learn from SBC seminary professors and leaders. Join us on March 13 for seminary-quality training. Whether you already have a seminary degree or no biblical training at all, come experience a day to be challenged and refreshed spiritually and intellectually!
Schedule
10:00 AM • Ben Merkle: New Testament Foundations for the Great Commission
11:00 AM • George Robinson: Reverse Engineering the Great Commission
12:00 PM • Lunch
12:30 PM • Ben Merkle: “Go” versus “As you go” and other issues helped by Greek
1:00 PM • George Robinson: Cultivating a Missional Identity in your Church
1:30 PM • Q&A
2:00 PM • Dismiss
Featuring
George Robinson
Professor of Global Disciple Making
Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary
George is married to Catherine who he has known since middle school. They are both graduates of the University of Georgia. They have 3 college-aged children. George also holds the M.Div. with International Church Planting from SEBTS and the Doctor of Missiology from Western Seminary. He has been teaching at SEBTS since 2008 and serves as Professor of Global Disciple Making and Bailey Smith Chair of Evangelism. He has authored and contributed to several books on missions including 40 Questions About the Great Commission with Drs. Akin and Merkle and the forthcoming, Generational Disciple Making.
Ben Merkle
Professor of New Testament and Greek
Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary
A former IMB missionary to Southeast Asia. He is the author or editor of more than 30 books including 40 Questions about Elders and Deacons (Kregel, 2008), Why Elders? (Kregel, 2009), Ephesians, Exegetical Guide to the Greek New Testament (B&H, 2016), Going Deeper with New Testament Greek (coauthor, B&H, 2016), Greek for Life (coauthor, Baker, 2017) Exegetical Gems from Biblical Greek (Baker, 2019), Beginning with New Testament Greek (coauthor, B&H, 2020), and Discontinuity to Continuity: A Survey of Dispensational and Covenantal Theologies (Lexham, 2020). He is also the editor of Southeastern Theological Review and the 40 Questions Series (Kregel).
Questions? Contact our team.
Jeff Mingee
Regional Strategist (Southeast)
Mindy McCord
Administrative Coordinator
