Want to grow in your ability to read Greek? Any level welcome! Pastor Jim Hamilton is leading a Greek Reading group over the Winter term for the Kenwood Institute. The English text is widely available, but we will be working through three chapters in the Greek of the Epistle to Diognetus each Wednesday night of… Read More »Diognetus Greek Reading Group
Join Colin Smothers, the occasional Kenwood elder, and the Kewnood Hall cohort to discuss relevant cultural, ecclesial, and theological issues over breakfast.
Join Colin Smothers, the occasional Kenwood elder, and the Kewnood Hall cohort to discuss relevant cultural, ecclesial, and theological issues over lunch.
Join Dr. Hamilton, Dr. Smothers, and Tom Sculthorpe for this 12-week course on the Book of Romans focused on a biblical-theological and canonical assessment of the heart of the Bible’s message, the Good News of Jesus Christ, “the righteousness of God revealed from faith to faith.”
Join Dr. Kyle Claunch for this 12-week course on Reformed Theology, walking through the major theological loci and their biblical and historical foundations in the Reformed and Baptist traditions, including Trinitarian orthodoxy, Reformed soteriology, and New Covenant theology.
Join Colin Smothers, the occasional Kenwood elder, and the Kewnood Hall cohort to discuss relevant cultural, ecclesial, and theological issues over breakfast.
Join Dr. Hamilton, Dr. Smothers, and Tom Sculthorpe for this 12-week course on the Book of Romans focused on a biblical-theological and canonical assessment of the heart of the Bible’s message, the Good News of Jesus Christ, “the righteousness of God revealed from faith to faith.”
Join Dr. Kyle Claunch for this 12-week course on Reformed Theology, walking through the major theological loci and their biblical and historical foundations in the Reformed and Baptist traditions, including Trinitarian orthodoxy, Reformed soteriology, and New Covenant theology.
Join Dr. Hamilton, Dr. Smothers, and Tom Sculthorpe for this 12-week course on the Book of Romans focused on a biblical-theological and canonical assessment of the heart of the Bible’s message, the Good News of Jesus Christ, “the righteousness of God revealed from faith to faith.”
Join Dr. Kyle Claunch for this 12-week course on Reformed Theology, walking through the major theological loci and their biblical and historical foundations in the Reformed and Baptist traditions, including Trinitarian orthodoxy, Reformed soteriology, and New Covenant theology.
Join us at the Kenwood Institute on Friday, February 16th for an evening with Dr. Albert Mohler, president of The Southern Baptist Theological Seminary, for a conversation on the State of the Southern Baptist Convention.
Join Colin Smothers, the occasional Kenwood elder, and the Kewnood Hall cohort to discuss relevant cultural, ecclesial, and theological issues over lunch.
