Covenant Baptist Theological Seminary

Covenant Baptist Theological Seminary A Reformed Baptist Seminary equipping future pastors with Informed Scholarship and Pastoral Heart

Covenant Baptist Theological Seminary is committed to informed scholarship with a pastoral heart. Both through our distance learning program and for students who choose to study with us here, we are committed to offering the highest quality of scholarship. Though we teach our courses with pastoral ministry in mind, we also teach them with an eye to current trends in important theological debates.

If you choose to move to be among us, we are also committed to giving our students here ongoing involvement in their lives through pastoral visits and our mentoring program.

06/17/2026

Association Promotes Assimilation | Joel Beeke '26

06/17/2026

Nearby hotel options have been added to our CovCon'27 info page to help you plan for next year's Covenant Conference at the Ark!

https://www.cbtseminary.org/covcon

“You should attend as many modular courses as you can and get to know the fellow students you take classes with. You wil...
06/17/2026

“You should attend as many modular courses as you can and get to know the fellow students you take classes with. You will gain fellowship, encouragement, and camaraderie that will last far longer than your time here at CBTS.”

-Rex Semrad

You should attend as many modular courses as you can and get to know the fellow students you take classes with. You will gain fellowship, encouragement, and camaraderie that will last far longer than your time here at CBTS.

Do you have questions about CBTS?Browse our frequently asked questions (FAQ) page to learn more about us: https://www.cb...
06/17/2026

Do you have questions about CBTS?

Browse our frequently asked questions (FAQ) page to learn more about us: https://www.cbtseminary.org/

"While reading an old sermon that Thomas Brooks preached to the House of Commons in 1648, I was struck by this passage b...
06/16/2026

"While reading an old sermon that Thomas Brooks preached to the House of Commons in 1648, I was struck by this passage below describing how God uses afflictions/troubles/trials in order to save us from greater afflictions/troubles/trials."

Jon English Lee

While reading an old sermon that Thomas Brooks preached to the House of Commons in 1648, I was struck by this passage below describing how God uses afflictions/troubles/trials in order to save us from greater afflictions/troubles/trials.

Israel & the Church with Sam Waldron In this conversation, we speak with Sam Waldron on Israel & the Church. We discuss ...
06/16/2026

Israel & the Church with Sam Waldron

In this conversation, we speak with Sam Waldron on Israel & the Church. We discuss how Israel and the Church relate to each other according to Scripture and how this corresponds to the modern state of Israel.

Tune into the conversation here:

In this conversation, we speak with Sam Waldron on Israel & the Chu...

The Master of Divinity is our flagship program at CBTS. This program combines rigorous confessional theology with person...
06/15/2026

The Master of Divinity is our flagship program at CBTS. This program combines rigorous confessional theology with personal pastoral mentoring & hands-on experience.

Learn more at CBTSeminary.org/degree-programs

J.C. Ryle, the first Bishop of Liverpool, offers a sobering challenge: looking back over a lifetime, no one regrets havi...
06/15/2026

J.C. Ryle, the first Bishop of Liverpool, offers a sobering challenge: looking back over a lifetime, no one regrets having given too much attention to God, Scripture, or the state of their soul.

How might this perspective shape the priorities you carry in the days ahead?



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“The church of brethren has the power, privilege, and liberty to choose their officers.”—John Cotton, The Keys of the Ki...
06/12/2026

“The church of brethren has the power, privilege, and liberty to choose their officers.”

—John Cotton, The Keys of the Kingdom of Heaven

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