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- Corey Abney – 1 Corinthians 4
- by Nicole Raynor – March 8, 2010
Corey Abney, a pastor of Highview Baptist Church, delivers a message at Dorm Meeting on 1 Corinthians 4.
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- Dr. Jim Hamilton – Daniel 1
- by Nicole Raynor – March 1, 2010
Dr. Jim Hamilton, Associate Professor of Theology at the Southern Baptist Theological Seminary, delivers a message at Dorm Meeting on Daniel 1.
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- Denny Burk – Take Heed Lest You Fall
- by Nicole Raynor – February 23, 2010
Dean Burk delivers a message to the Seminary Chapel from 1 Corinthians 10:1-13.
- Dr. Dave DeKlavon – Hebrews 3
- by Nicole Raynor – February 22, 2010
Dr. Dave DeKlavon, Associate Dean for Academic Administration at Boyce College, delivers a message at Dorm Meeting on Hebrews 3.
- Chuck Lawless – What Happens When The Spirit Works through Us
- by Denny Burk – February 8, 2010
Dr. Chuck Lawless, Dean of the Billy Graham School of Missions and Evangelism, exhorts the students of Boyce College to do ministry in the power of the Holy Spirit.
Imagine yourself going to a college where you are taught and trained by some of the finest educators in the world. Imagine studying alongside other students from all over the world who are committed to learning and serving Christ just like you. Imagine walking across a campus located on the same grounds as the world’s largest seminary.
Good news! These things aren’t imaginary. They actually exist at Boyce College, a school that is a part of The Southern Baptist Theological Seminary, the Southern Baptist Convention’s flagship seminary.
At Boyce College, you’ll find a strong emphasis on spiritual development. We know that what’s in your heart and serving Christ is just as essential as the things you learn. Therefore, you’ll have an opportunity to merge classroom concepts with real world Christianity here.
Few decisions are as important as choosing a college. Make sure you choose the right one. For more information about Boyce College, please email the Office of Admissions, or call 1-800-626-5525, x4617 or (502) 897-4617.