Grace Gazette – September 2026: New Degree Options and Christlike Character
Meet our new MTS degree, explore updates to our pastoral training programs, get to know Kym Nies, and consider why sound doctrine and personal godliness belong together.
GBTS Statement Regarding Scott Aniol
Dr. Scott Aniol is no longer serving on the faculty of GBTS. We are grateful for his years of service to our students and for his contributions to the ministry of the seminary. We wish him the Lord’s blessing in his future endeavors. Please join us in praying during this time of transition as we […]
Grace Gazette – July 2026
Summer at GBTS is anything but slow. As students press to finish their courses and our faculty and staff turn toward the fall semester, we are also preparing to host our accrediting body this October — all on the heels of our first-ever Head & Heart Conference and a full summer intensive. This month we […]
Grace Gazette – June 2026
June brought a Head & Heart Conference with over 400 attendees, a Summer Intensive on Man and Sin, and a graduating MAPS student preparing to plant his family in pastoral ministry in North Carolina. The Lord has been kind, and the work continues. Head & Heart Conference: Knowing the Spirit Over 400 people gathered on […]
Grace Gazette – May 2026
May was a season of sending. Seven men crossed the platform at our 4th Annual Commencement, a Presbyterian brother shared what the Lord did in his heart over his years here, and our calendar fills quickly with a Summer Intensive, the Head & Heart Conference, and an October gathering of our accrediting body. Graduation 2026: […]
GBTS’s 2026 Head & Heart Conference
CONWAY, Ark. – Grace Bible Theological Seminary is hosting its first Head and Heart Conference on June 5–6 in Conway, Arkansas! We have 550 registered attendees and have reached our capacity. In this free conference, we are bringing together Dr. Joel Beeke, Chancellor and Professor of Systematic Theology at Puritan Reformed Theological Seminary (Grand Rapids, […]
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