Gap Center for Biblical Studies Announces Free Spring 2023 Seminars

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Gap Center for Biblical Studies Announces Free Spring 2023 Seminars​

Gap, Pa. – February 18, 2023 – In partnership with the Alliance of Confessing Evangelicals, the Gap Center for Biblical Studies located at 866 Chestnut Street in Gap, Pa., announces its Spring 2023 Bible Series seminars featuring seminary president and Alliance podcast host, Dr. Jonathan Master; pastor, author, and musician, Rev. Timothy Brindle; and seminary professor and minister, Dr. John Currie. The events are offered at no charge. For more information and to register, visit alliancenet.org/gapcenter.

April 14 to 15, Jonathan Master, “The Life of Martin Luther.”

• Fri., April 14. “Martin Luther’s World,” 7 p.m.; “Martin Luther: Troubled Monk,” 8 p.m.; question and answer session, 9 p.m.
• Sat., April 15. “Martin Luther’s Theology of the Cross,” 9:30 a.m.; “Martin Luther and the Work of the Word,” 10:30 a.m.; question and answer session, 11:30 a.m.

Jonathan Master is the president of Greenville Presbyterian Theological Seminary. He holds degrees from Cairn University, Capital Bible Seminary, and the University of Aberdeen (Ph.D.). Before arriving in Greenville in 2020, he pastored congregations in Maryland, New Jersey, and Pennsylvania, and taught at Capital Bible Seminary and Cairn University. Master co-hosts the Alliance’s Place for Truth podcast, Theology on the Go, and is the author of numerous books, articles, and publications.

May 12 to 13, Timothy Brindle, “The Water Judgments.”

• Fri., May 12. “The Flood Waters of Judgment,” 7 p.m.; “The Red Sea Waters of Judgment,” 8 p.m.; question and answer session, 9 p.m.
• Sat., May 13. “Jonah and the Waters of Judgment,” 9:30 a.m.; “Jesus and the Waters of Judgment,” 10:30 a.m.; question and answer session, 11:30 a.m.

Timothy Brindle earned his Th.M. and M.Div. degrees from Westminster Theological Seminary in Philadelphia, where he also serves as senior stewardship officer and is completing his Ph.D. in Old Testament. He is the author of “The Unfolding,” and co-author of “The Acrostic
of God,” “The Acrostic of Jesus,” and “The Acrostic of Salvation.” Brindle also serves as Gap Center for Biblical Studies Announces Free Spring 2023 Seminars pastor at Olive Street Presbyterian Church in Coatesville, Pa. See his preaching, speaking, teaching, writing, and music ministries at timothybrindleministries.com.

June 9 to 10, John Currie, “For Whom Did Jesus Die?”

• Fri., June 9. “Jesus Died for Sinners,” 7 p.m.; “Jesus Died for God,” 8 p.m.; question and answer session, 9 p.m.
• Sat., June 10. “Jesus Died for the World,” 9:30 a.m.; “Jesus Died for His People,” 10:30 a.m.; question and answer session, 11:30 a.m.

John Currie earned his D.Min. from Westminster Theological Seminary in Philadelphia where he also serves as professor of pastoral theology. His academic interests include expository preaching and pastoral leadership. Currie is an ordained minister in the Orthodox Presbyterian Church and has extensive pastoral experience.

About the Gap Center for Biblical Studies. The Gap Center for Biblical Studies, in partnership with the Alliance of Confessing Evangelicals, is located in the town of Gap in Lancaster County, Pa. It exists “to glorify Almighty God as He has revealed Himself in the written Scriptures of the Old and New Testaments by the spread of the Gospel through educational lectures, seminars, classes, and training courses.” For more information, visit alliancenet.org/gapcenter or facebook.com/GapCenterforBiblicalStudies. Audio from past Gap Center conferences is available in CD format or MP3 downloads for purchase at ReformedResources.org.

About the Alliance. Founded in 1949 and headquartered in Lancaster, Pa., the Alliance of Confessing Evangelicals is a coalition of Christian believers who hold to the historic creeds and confessions of the Reformed faith and proclaim biblical doctrine in order to foster a Reformed awakening in today's Church. It primarily does so through broadcasting, printed and online publishing, and special events. It began as Evangelical Ministries, which broadcast The Bible Study Hour radio program and published Eternity magazine. It also played a strategic role in the International Council on Biblical Inerrancy, the Cambridge Declaration, and the establishment of the Philadelphia Conference on Reformed Theology. For more information, visit alliancenet.org.

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