Ben Dunson (Greenville Seminary) surveys the depth and breadth of unfolding the New Testament—tracing its major themes and how they inform exposition and preaching.

Ben Dunson contrasts attraction to ancient aesthetics with a rooted Presbyterian faith, arguing the Westminster Standards ground genuine worship and doctrine over mere style.

Ben Dunson (Greenville Seminary) sermon urging Christians to follow the faithful example of their forefathers—embracing historic Reformed doctrine and practice.

Ben Dunson explains how the Westminster Confession informs teaching at GPTS, showing that what we believe, confess, and teach is drawn directly from Scripture.

William VanDoodewaard explains that love for the Confession and catechisms should flow from a deeper love for God and His Word, since they faithfully and joyfully teach Scripture.

Greenville Seminary’s William VanDoodewaard delivers a short sermon, ”A Sound Summation of Precious Truths,” summarizing core gospel doctrines and pastoral truths.

William VanDoodewaard explains how Greenville Seminary weaves confessional fidelity through every course, cultivating a lasting confessional heritage in students.

Dr. William VanDoodewaard explains how the Reformed standards shape personal piety, family worship, and daily Christian life, grounding believers’ devotion and practice.

Ryan McGraw explains that memorizing the Westminster Standards gives clear, organized summaries of biblical truth that sharpen personal devotion and strengthen teaching.

Ryan McGraw explains how to use the Westminster catechisms—especially the Larger Catechism with its Scripture proofs—in personal prayer and devotion to deepen Christian worship and devotion.

Ryan McGraw explains how creeds and confessions are integrated across GPTS courses, shaping both doctrinal instruction and the practice of the Christian life.

Lecture by Ryan McGraw (Greenville Seminary) on the spiritual riches of confessional standards in systematic theology, showing how historic standards shape doctrine and devotion.

David Gilbert explains how the Westminster Confession aids preaching by providing biblical clarity, sound doctrine, and helpful language for communicating God’s truth.

David Gilbert (Greenville Seminary) on the love and piety of the confession in preaching: urging affectionate confessional fidelity and godly devotion in proclamation.

Jonathan Master (Greenville Seminary) teaches how to prepare to give an account of your Christian beliefs — practical apologetics and clear articulation of the faith.