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Renewing Christian wisdom for the church.

About

The Davenant Institute supports the renewal of Christian wisdom for the contemporary church through scholarship, education, and publishing.

Davenant Hall

Graduate-level online courses in theology, history, and ethics, equipping pastors, teachers, and laypeople in the Reformed and Protestant traditions.

Ad Fontes

A quarterly journal of Protestant letters featuring longform essays, columns, and book reviews on the Christian intellectual tradition.

Davenant Press

New editions of classic Protestant texts and original works of contemporary scholarship, preserving and disseminating the Reformed tradition.

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Browse Davenant Press titles, Ad Fontes back issues, and Davenant Institute merchandise.

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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! 

  • 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.

  • 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.

  • 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.

  • The Reformation and the Modern World

    Protestants need to stop self-flagellating and embrace their heritage for the good of the world.

  • The Heidelberg Catechism: Still The Church’s Book of Comfort (Davenant Hall Course Preview)

    What is the Heidelberg Catechism, and why should you study it?

  • Augustine – The Greatest Theologian? Davenant Hall Course Preview

    Why study the major works of St. Augustine?

Mission

The Davenant Institute brings the wisdom of classical Protestant Christianity to the Church today through books, journals, public conversation, and online learning, re-integrating Word and world for the renewal of the contemporary Church.

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