They are an offshoot of DTS w/out the progressive dispensationalism.
They lack the prestigious faculty of DTS, but they have the potential (Dr. Cone is a sharp guy along w/ some others).
They've begun a publication ministry putting out books (many on dispensational issues) and even a theological journal "Journal of Dispensational Theology."
They are calvinistic and practice a plurality of elders form of church-planting (a ministry the school has).
Academically, I think it would be very challenging.
You can do many courses d.e. I believe.
Their biggest negative is no accreditation (their policy).
Some of their reasons are laudible.
Others are downright silly (they want to have an inbred faculty).
Yes, I live in Sea Level, NC.
March 2012 will be my 4th year as pastor of Sea Level Bapt. Church.
I'm looking for a low cost, yet challenging, doctoral program.
Tyndale appears to be the most challenging of the non-traditional seminaries that I've researched.
Thanks for your input.
It's quite possible we have met, but I don't recall.
I have a B.A. from Gardner-Webb.
I started the M.Div. program at GW but was called to Sea Level and eventually finished the M.Div. at Newburgh.
Kewl...
curious... could you tell about your experience at Newburgh.
It is a school I'm not real familiar with.
You don't have to do it on this thread.
I've already hijacked and derailed this one (I'm sorry about that).
If you get the chance.
I hope you become a regular poster.
I am going to send you a pm (private message) so we can keep talking about your pastorate and if we have met.