Dr. Denny Burk – Psalm 67
Posted by Allison Parker on September 28, 2009
Dr. Denny Burk, Dean of Boyce College, delivers a message at the Boyce Dorm Meeting on Psalm 67.
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Announcements
- Highlights from the D3 conference
Highlights from the D3 Youth Conference 2010 from Southern Seminary on Vimeo.
Here are some highlights from the D3 Youth Conference 2010.- Fall 2010 Dorm Meeting Schedule
8/16/10 Denny Burk, Dean, Boyce College
8/23/10 Jim Hamilton, Professor, SBTS; Pastor, Kenwood BC
8/30/10 Owen Strachan, Professor, Boyce College
9/6/10 Labor Day
9/13/10 Chad Brand, Assoc. Dean of Theology, Boyce College; Pastor, Northside BC
9/20/10 Hall Ball
9/27/10 Denny Burk, Dean, Boyce College
10/4/10 Fall Break
10/11/10 Kevin Smith, Professor, SBTS; Pastor, Watson Memorial BC
10/18/10 Kevin Ezell, Sr. Pastor, Highview BC
10/25/10 R. [...]- Congratulations, Dave Adams!
Congratulations to Dr. Dave Adams who was named Liberty University’s SBC Pastor Alumnus of the year! Liberty’s Director of Alumni Relations has the story here.
- Congratulations, class of 2010!
Here are pictures from today’s graduation ceremony.
- Pictures from 2010 Boyce College Banquet
Special thanks to Devin Maddox for capturing these outstanding photographs.
Boyce College Eschatology Forum with Schreiner, Ware, and Brand
Posted by Allison Parker on September 23, 2009
Dr. Denny Burk moderates a panel discussion with Dr. Tom Schreiner, Dr. Chad Brand, and Dr. Bruce Ware about views on tribulation and millennialism. The panel met during Boyce College’s Wednesday chapel hour.
Dr. Mark Coppenger – Acts 20:17-38
Posted by Allison Parker on September 14, 2009
Dr. Mark Coppenger, Distinguished Professor of Christian Aplogetics at The Southern Baptist Theological Seminary, delivers a message at Dorm Meeting on Acts 20:17-38.
Pictured above: Dean Burk with Dr. Coppenger in the emergency room last year after Dr. Coppenger injured his wrist in the Boyce Bulldogs exhibition game against the faculty (October 29, 2008).
Panel – N.T. Wright and the Doctrine of Justification
Posted by Denny Burk on September 3, 2009
Dr. R. Albert Mohler moderates a panel discussion with Dr. Denny Burk, Dr. Tom Schreiner, Dr. Mark Seifrid, Dr. Brian Vickers about N. T. Wright’s views on justification. The panel met today during SBTS’s Thursday chapel hour.
Dr. Russell Moore – James 1:9-18
Posted by Allison Parker on August 31, 2009
Dr. Russell Moore delivers a message at Dorm Meeting from James 1:9-18.
Boyce College Dorm Meeting Worship
Posted by Denny Burk on
We just had an outstanding dorm meeting at Boyce College tonight. Dr. Russell Moore preached a message from James 1 (which I will appear on the Boyce College blog tomorrow). Buck Buchanan is leading our worship band, and they are doing a bang-up job—really incredible. I hope they’ll record some of their music this year so that I can share it with you here. Until they do, please enjoy the album that the band produced last school year. You can download the entire album as a zip file here, or listen below.
It Is Finished
Satisfied
Come Thou Fount
How Deep the Father’s Love
Come Ye Sinners
It Is Well
Doxology
RBL Reviews Dr. Joslin’s Book
Posted by Denny Burk on August 26, 2009
Boyce College professor Dr. Barry Joslin published a book late last year titled Hebrews, Christ and the Law: The Theology of the Mosaic Law in Hebrews 7:1–10:18. The book just received a favorable review in The Review of Biblical Literature. The reviewer is David M. Allen of the Queen’s Foundation in Birmingham, England.
Congratulations, Dr. Joslin!
Denny Burk, “The Great Commission” part 2 (Matthew 28:16-20)
Posted by Denny Burk on
Dr. Burk delivers the part two of an exposition of Matthew 28:16-20.
Jason Allen – 2 Corinthians 5:18-21
Posted by Allison Parker on August 24, 2009
Professor Jason Allen delivers a message at Dorm Meeting on 2 Corinthians 5:18-21.
Dr. Randy Stinson – I Peter 1:1-5
Posted by Allison Parker on August 17, 2009
1 Peter 1:1-5
Dr. Randy Stinson, dean of the School of Church Ministries at Southern Seminary, talks about living with the future in view and not just for the moment.