Old Testament Month
On Friday, April 10 @ 14:00 CAT, Dr. Titus Kennedy will speak on “The Archaeology of Zoar and its relevance to Sodom”.
Dr. Titus Kennedy is a field archaeologist who has been involved in archaeological projects at 18 sites spanning 6 countries, including directing and supervising multiple projects from the Bronze Age through the Byzantine period, and has also conducted artifact research and photography at museums and collections around the world. He is a research fellow at the Discovery Institute, a university and seminary professor, a consultant, writer, and guide for history and archaeology documentaries and curricula, and regularly publishes articles about biblical archaeology and history in academic journals and magazines. Attendance at these events is free and open to anyone.
Click HERE to join on Friday, April 10 @ 14:00 CAT.
Study Short Courses at SATS
If you want to study the Bible or theology without investing the time and money required for a full degree programme, Micro Seminary may be a good fit for you. You may be:
A seminary graduate committed to lifelong learning
A pastor who never had the opportunity to go to seminary
An ordinary Christian with a longing to learn about God and His Word
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Counsellor’s Corner – March: Approaching the Cross
How does hope shape you when the path includes suffering?
“…becoming like him in his death, and so, somehow, attaining to the resurrection from the dead” (Philippians 3:10–11, NIV).
As we move toward Easter, we are reminded that transformation often comes through surrender as God works in us by his Spirit. Mental health healing is rarely instant; it unfolds through patience, lament, and hope. Paul holds suffering and resurrection together—neither stands alone. This season invites us to sit honestly with pain while trusting God’s redemptive work. If you are in a difficult season, remember that healing can be slow, but hope can still be real.
Announcements:
We are very excited to again be launching new counselling courses in the BTh Counselling space, this time in term 2. One of which is BCC3122 Problem Solving and Opportunity Development. This course is based on Gerard Egan’s Skilled Helper model. Visit our website for more details. For those who have already graduated from the BTh Counselling, let us know if this is a course that you would like to study as a stand-alone subject to continue your professional development. You can contact Dr. Candida Millar at candida@sats.ac.za.
Additional Free Resources
SATS has free resources available in a variety of formats. Our YouTube Channel covers a broad range of topics, ranging from African Theology, Bible Interpretation, Christology, Ecclesiology, and others that can be viewed for your personal growth. In addition, we provide monthly Blog articles on interesting topics written by expert theologians and bi-annual academic articles in our scholarly journal, Conspectus. You are also welcome to register for future free events on our Events page.