New Orleans Baptist Theological Seminary hosted their 17th annual Defend Apologetics Conference Jan. 4-9. Nearly 400 attendees from 18 different states gathered to hear lectures about a variety of apologetics topics including the resurrection of Christ, intelligent design, artificial intelligence, suffering and creation. Tawa Anderson, NOBTS associate professor of...
2025 represented another great year of academic and ministry success for New Orleans Baptist Theological Seminary and Leavell College. “This past year at NOBTS and Leavell College has brought us great joy in New Orleans, and God has richly blessed the School of Providence and Prayer,” said NOBTS President...
The H. Milton Haggard Center for New Testament Textual Studies at NOBTS has announced their newly released digital edition of the Greek New Testament. The Center announced their multi-year project at the Evangelical Theological Society (ETS) in November. The edition of the Greek New Testament is nearing full completion,...
New Orleans Baptist Theological Seminary and Leavell College celebrated more than 250 graduates during its fall commencement ceremonies Friday, Dec. 12. Jamie Dew, president of NOBTS and Leavell College, began the ceremonies by reminding graduates of the unique nature of the seminary’s work as evidenced by the service itself. ...
New Orleans Baptist Theological Seminary raised a record-setting total of just over $500,000 during this Tuesday’s Giving Day (Dec. 2). The seminary raised a total of $502,498, surpassing its Giving Tuesday goal of $500,000. It is the first time that NOBTS has raised more than $500,000 on Giving Day, and...
Tyler Wittman, NOBTS associate professor of theology, has written a newly published book entitled “Creation: An Introduction.” The book, published by Crossway, was released Nov. 18 and is available for purchase from multiple retailers. The text serves as part of Crossway’s series of books titled “Short Studies in Systematic...
The NOBTS Global Mission Center (GMC) has launched a new lecture series focused on the topic of missiology. The first ever “Freeman-Bigler Missions Lecture,” named after the first known NOBTS students to serve as foreign missionaries, was held Oct. 29 and featured the IMB’s Zane Pratt speaking about ecclesiology and its...
NOBTS students participate in Fall Break Mission trips During this semester’s fall break, three different groups of NOBTS students went on mission trips around the world through the seminary’s Global Mission Center (GMC). More than 20 students served on mission trips in New York City, Peru and the...
