Psalm 15 begins with a simple question: Who may dwell with God? Professor Benjamin Reese reflects on integrity, wholeness, and learning to live in God's kingdom.

Through the story of Onesimus, Philemon, and Paul, discover what it means to see people through the eyes of Christ and pursue reconciliation shaped by prayer and grace.

What do discipline and freedom have in common? Professor Benjamin Reese reflects on how spiritual practices like prayer, Scripture, and community help develop the inner self and lead to greater freedom in Christ.

Psalm 42 teaches us to find God's song beneath life's noise. Professor Benjamin Reese reflects on prayer, praise, and God's faithful love in the midst of chaos.

In this student sermon, Angelique Nibaruta reflects on Psalm 9, thankfulness in suffering, and learning to trust God’s faithfulness even after tragedy and loss.

In this student sermon, Tyler Worlow reflects on testimony throughout Scripture and church history, encouraging believers to see their stories as part of God’s ongoing faithfulness through His people.

In this student sermon, Emma Lyons reflects on chronic illness, suffering, and learning to trust God’s faithfulness without constantly asking for signs, drawing from John 20 and 1 Peter 1.

Esther Bargatze’s sermon transcript, reflecting on Psalm 4, anxiety, solitude, and the importance of intentional time alone with God.

Institute students are gaining hands-on ministry experience through Bible studies, service projects, and outreach with inmates at the Davidson County Jail in Nashville.

The Institute’s preaching club gives students hands-on experience in sermon development, public speaking, and biblical application—preparing them to proclaim the Word with clarity and confidence.

The Institute for GOD partners with The Arts at Center Street to bring students into a full theatre production, equipping them with professional experience, creative collaboration, and real-world performance opportunities.

The Institute for GOD welcomes a new Chief Financial Officer whose extensive experience in financial management and organizational leadership will strengthen stewardship, support student affordability, and advance the mission of the institution.

Professor Brynn Buchanan reflects on the burial of Jesus and the place we make for him in our lives.

A response to allegations involving a former leader, explaining steps toward accountability and calling for dignity and accuracy in public discussion about our community.

A GRACE Investigation Update, issued March 13, 2026.

As students navigated a season of change, First Aid Arts was offered as a free resource—helping them build practical skills for emotional regulation and care for the mind alongside their faith.

An update regarding a lawsuit concerning our former president.

The Institute’s Board of Directors have authorized an independent, third-party investigation through GRACE (Godly Response to Abuse in the Christian Environment). Read more about this decision in this post.

An update regarding the resignation of Gregg Garner.

In this blog, Summer Intern Kaiden reflects on a day of service at St. John’s Primary School in Bombo, Uganda. From teaching lessons to sharing songs and skits, Kaiden was struck most by the children’s joy, eagerness to learn, and deep spiritual richness—a reminder that while the world may call them poor, they are rich in spirit.