How to Thrive in Seminary

Episode 139: Today Drs. Redd, Lee, and Keene discuss the how of seminary—degrees, modalities, schedules, and specific tips to make the best of your theological studies. We will be doing more of these types of episodes over the next year, focusing on seminary life and getting the most out of your time in Graduate school.

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Which Courses Should I Take? (How to Thrive in Seminary, Part 1)

Episode 146. The professors provide advice on developing good study habits in and outside of seminary. This continues our "How to Thrive in Seminary Series." Topics include productivity, what to read and what to skim, helpful software for study, and the impact of learning on post-seminary life.

Study Habits in Seminary (How to Thrive in Seminary Part 2)

Episode 147. Drs. Keene and Redd discuss the art and skill of reading, especially for theological training. Reading isn't a passive thing; it's a skill that needs to be developed and trained. How do we do that, and what are the unique challenges seminarians face when writing papers and studying for exams?

Reading Well (How to Thrive in Seminary Part 3)

Episode 149. Rev. Dr. Mike Park joins us to talk about who should consider seminary. Have you wondered if seminary is right for you? Maybe you're a pastor wanting to deepen your theological well. Or maybe you're a mom or lay leader or just an "ordinary Christian" and think seminary might be beyond you? Today we talk about why seminary might be the right fit, and what to expect from a seminary education.

Who Should Go to Seminary (How to Thrive in Seminary Part 4)

Episode 152. Continuing our series on getting the most out of seminary, the profs discuss how to best prepare for your time at seminary. This can be a great time of spiritual growth, in addition to theological and pastoral training. What conversations and resources can help you hit the ground running?

Preparing for Seminary (How to Thrive in Seminary Part 5)

Episode 153. Most seminary students have to work while they take classes. It's a real challenge and can feel like you have two fulltime jobs, but there are also unique opportunities. This week we discuss working while in seminary and how families, students, and churches can support that work. 

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Working while in Seminary (How to Thrive in Seminary Part 6)

Episode 154. As Dr. Paul Jeon puts it, "Seminary is a trajectory." It gives you a framework and foundation on which you can build. How does one do that exactly? Join the profs as they discuss how to make the most of your seminary education after seminary. They also answer listener questions.

Seminary is Just the Beginning (How to Thrive in Seminary Part 7)

Theologians discussing the Christian faith from their areas of expertise.

How to Thrive in Seminary

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