As 2024 comes to a close, we celebrate a year of incredible milestones and blessings at Redemption Seminary. This has truly been a transformative year in our journey of equipping students for impactful ministry.

Celebrate and reflect on the Christmas message with this devotional from Luke 2:40.

The holiday season can be a difficult time, but Hope for the Heart offers a beacon of hope and healing. This ministry provides a wealth of resources, including books, articles, and online courses, to help individuals navigate life's challenges and find spiritual growth.

Additionally, the ministry offers educational programs, including a caregiver program with potential transfer credit opportunities.

Redemption Seminary has moved our headquarters. We are still based out of the Phoenix area and have upgraded our office facilities to a space at the Mesa Center of Higher Education.

Brandon Hilgemann has a YouTube channel. This week he has an interview with Dr. John Schwandt where they get into the founding story and innovations that Redemption Seminary is offering to adults interested in learning theology in a serious and programmatic way — but a way that accommodates and integrates with a realistic busy life.

The wait is over! At their January meeting, the Distance Education Accrediting Commission (DEAC) voted to grant accreditation to Redemption Seminary.

August 31st was the site visit, a big day in Redemption Seminary’s story. The event opened with a presentation from the president. This post provides the presentation and then outlines what is next.

We are excited to invite you to be a part of a powerful and transformative moment in the life of Redemption Seminary. As we strive to continue our mission to provide excellence in distance education and spiritual growth, we are humbled to announce that the day of our accreditation evaluation has arrived. Please consider being part of this important day by scheduling 15 minutes of prayer for the seminary on this day.

Church members often wait in line for spiritual shepherding and attention from the pastor, which is frustrating for parishioners and overwhelming for pastors. Each church already has people that can multiply the church’s shepherding and ministry work with proper training. Learn how spiritual growth among adults can provide multiplying benefits to help address this problem.