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CELEBRATING GOD’S GOODNESS OVER TEN YEARS
As we celebrate our tenth anniversary year, the Davenant Institute has accomplished extraordinary things on a very modest budget, by God’s grace and the aid of our army of friends and donors.
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The Davenant House Team Grows
We are excited to announce some changes to the team as our ministry continues to grow and develop.
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Bringing Baptists Back to Their Roots
If you are a Baptist wanting to recover your confessional heritage in order to better serve the church, I hope you will consider joining us as we launch this Baptist Studies track at Davenant Hall!
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A Statement on Moral Orthodoxy and Editorial Policy
In seeking to renew Christian wisdom for the contemporary church, the Davenant Institute is committed to defending and propagating historic Christian doctrinal and moral orthodoxy.Last Wednesday, we announced on social media our intention to publish a volume reflecting on the significance of the upcoming coronation of King Charles III.
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Interview: Joe Minich on his Upcoming Residential Course, “Reading the Bible and the World”
To help give prospective students a better sense for what this class looks like and what they can expect, Joe Minich answered some questions about the course.
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Ph.D Partnership with Union Theological College
We are thrilled to announce that effective January 17th, the Davenant team will be joined by an extremely valuable new member, Marina Ziemnick.
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Announcement: Welcoming Our Newest Staff Member
We are thrilled to announce that effective January 17th, the Davenant team will be joined by an extremely valuable new member, Marina Ziemnick.
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Giving Thanks: 22 Things The Davenant Institute Did in 2022
God has been unbelievably kind to the Davenant Institute over the past year, allowing us to expand our reach, strengthen our foundation, and bring Protestant wisdom to more people than ever before. To celebrate the end of an unbelievable year, here are 22 things that, by the grace of God, Davenant do this year.
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Is God Impassible or Does He Have Passions?
God is not passible and has many passions. Though much misunderstanding reigns on both these issues, the position of the catholic church has always been very clear: theologians not only negate passions of God but also affirm passions of God.
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Looking Toward 2023: In Search of Christian Wisdom
Wisdom calls at the gates. It’s time to stop wandering and call the lost to “look to the rock from which we were hewn.”
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