Resources
Above all, know God.
Learn about upcoming events, read articles from our faculty, or listen to past chapel messages, geared toward helping you grow in your faith.
RBC Blog
December 01
New to Biblical Theology? Here’s Where to Begin
Written by Dr. Matthew Dudreck, associate professor of New Testament
For some, the phrase...
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November 29
This Giving Tuesday, Help Disciple the Next Generation
Written by Dr. Stephen Nichols, president and professor of apologetics
We have much to be...
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November 09
How Do I Choose a Seminary?
Written by Dr. Ben Shaw, professor of Old Testament
When I made the decision to go to seminary, I co...
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November 01
2023 Essay Contest: Christianity and Liberalism
We’re pleased to announce our 2023 Essay Contest. If you are an incoming student who will be joining us on campus in the fall 2023 semester, you could win a fu...
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October 26
Lessons I Learned While Studying Abroad
Written by Dr. John Tweeddale, vice president of academics and professor of theology
Firewor...
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Events
RBC hosts a variety of events and activities throughout the academic year, both on campus and online. We invite you to join us at one of our upcoming events.
Chapel Messages
Listen to past RBC chapel messages on relevant biblical topics from our college’s faculty and guest speakers from Ligonier Ministries, partner seminaries and organizations, local pastors, and missionaries.
“At RBC, we follow well-worn paths of wisdom and truth, exploring all the riches of the Reformed classical tradition.”
Stephen J. Nichols, President
Did you know that our college president hosts two podcasts?
Listen each week.
5 Minutes In Church History
Travel back in time as we look at the people, events, and even the places that have shaped the story of Christianity. Each episode of 5 Minutes in Church History offers an easily digestible glimpse of how the eternal, unchangeable God has worked in the church over prior generations, and how this can encourage us today. This is our story—our family history.
Open Book
Open Book is a weekly podcast about the power of books and the people they’ve shaped. In season one, host Stephen Nichols shares never-before-heard moments with R.C. Sproul in his home library, and now in season two, special guest John MacArthur tells the stories behind the books that left their mark on him and his more than fifty years of ministry.