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Helping the church to prepare men to undertake the full range of pastoral responsibilities in serving Christ and His kingdom.
A Confessional Reformed Baptist Seminary
“The things which you have heard from me in the
presence of many witnesses, entrust these to faithful
men who will be able to teach others also.”
2 Timothy 2:2
CBTS fully subscribes to the
1689 London Baptist Confession of Faith.
Those who most need theological education are often those who can least afford it.
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providing rigorous online ministerial training.
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…ought to be the object of more direct and special effort, as well as of more united and fervent prayer. The prayers of Christians ought to be more largely directed to the students, the preachers, the ministers of the Christian church. It is a living ministry that our country needs; and without such a ministry it can not long expect to escape the judgments of God. We need men that will spend and be spent — that will labor and pray — that will watch and weep for souls.”
-Horatius Bonar
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*The following is a poem based on C.H. Spurgeon’s sermon, “Christ the Spoiler of Principalities and Powers" by CBTS Student Joshua Avila. Oh how our Savior died, On that cursed cross He died, A cross as a stumbling block for those who reject,...
*The following is a poem based on C.H. Spurgeon’s sermon, “Christ the End of the Law” by CBTS student Corey Shaver O Christ, the purpose of the law, Its noblest object. In you we rest, our life, our all, To you hearts genuflect. The law, our tutor, led to you,...
*The following is a poem based on C.H. Spurgeon's sermon, “Christ, Destroyer of Death" by CBTS student Luke Schmeltzer. You can read that sermon here. The King of Glory conquers still, Yet the final foe remains. Christ, the God-man, upon Calvary’s hill,...
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