School of Theology 2016
High points of church history show that when sound doctrine joins with dedicated living, blessing and instrumentality follow. This year’s School presented deeper glorious elements of the work of Christ on Calvary and the covenant of grace that move God’s people to a greater sense of indebtedness and gratitude, leading to consecration and service.
The power and blessing that flows from Calvary both saves the soul and sustains the believer through life and eternity. Exploration of the riches of Christ’s finished work is surely one of the essential pursuits of all who shepherd and help souls, and indeed of all who love the Lord.
Similarly the purpose and the appkied benefits of God working by covenant are a great buttress to faith and service in perilous times, as well as being a cornerstone of biblical interpretation.
We were very glad to have Professor Tom Nettles (USA) return this year to lead major aspects of these twin themes.
An Inspirational Overview of Zechariah
The Blood of the Everlasting Covenant as the Foundation of Christian Service
Calvary as an Impetus to Personal Humility – now and for ever
Spurgeon’s Application of Calvary – as a source of Christian comfort
The Covenant of Grace
The Covenant of Grace (2)
Appreciating all of Calvary
The Immense Power of Calvary
Common Threads in Times of Decline
1 Corinthians – 21st Century Epistle
The Depths of Calvary
The Sacredness of Calvary
The Social Mandate – The Imposter in Evangelicalism
The Doctrine of the Working Church
The Free Offer of the Gospel for Calvinists
1 Corinthians – 21st Century Epistle (2)
Common Threads in Times of Decline (2)
2023
The Fully-Functioning Church of Christ
2022
The Fallible Prophets of New Calvinism
2021
The War Against the Authentic Biblical Text
2019
The True Dynamism of the Local Church
2018
The Depth and Scope of God’s Truth
2017
Our Glorious Reformation Legacy
2016
Calvary and Covenant
2015
Pathway to Power
2014
Rightly Dividing the Word
1979
Four Rare Lectures