Articles from the Faculty

Alumnus and Pastor Richard Zekveld explores how the Holy Spirit functions as the vital connection between believers and Christ by weaving together biblical wisdom and pastoral insights on everything from the balance of justification and sanctification to finding assurance amid spiritual struggles.

Amid the growing debate over Christian nationalism, Dr. Alan Strange challenges believers to consider whether the Reformed confessions already provide a sufficient framework for engaging culture and politics. Instead of longing for a bygone era of Christendom, he calls the church to faithfulness in the present, focusing on spiritual renewal and a gospel-centered witness in an ever-changing world.

This article critically examines Douglas Wilson's approach to Christian nationalism, its theonomic foundations, and its implications for Reformed and evangelical traditions.

This blog critically examines Stephen Wolfe's vision of Christian nationalism by exploring its roots in historical Reformed theology and highlighting the need for contemporary theological reflection to navigate modern political complexities.

This article examines the ongoing debate surrounding Christian nationalism, analyzing its definitions, theological implications, and historical pitfalls. Dr. Alan Strange contrasts different Reformed perspectives, critiques the movement’s ideological foundations, and highlights internal divisions among its proponents.

Mid-America Reformed Seminary prepares students for effective, Christ-centered ministry by grounding them in Scripture, celebrating the Reformed tradition, and providing practical pastoral training through its comprehensive curriculum. With courses in biblical languages, theology, apologetics, and pastoral care, alongside hands-on mentorship in the Ministerial Apprenticeship Program, MARS equips future pastors to serve congregations and communities with wisdom and resilience.