Come and hear the Tyndale Jazz Combo ensemble in their first 2025 Winter Semester performance. The Tyndale Jazz Combo ensemble features Hunter Birch (drums), Matthew Bullard (bass), Isaiah Giles (guitar), and Anisimus Thapa (guitar), the Tyndale Jazz Combo is directed by Prof. Brandon Davis.

The Biblical Studies and Theology Department is hosting Dr. Jordan J. Ryan who will present on "Ancient Synagogues from the Time of Jesus." 

All Tyndale faculty, staff and students are invited.

We are privileged to hear from Dr. Jen Gilbertson, Assistant Professor of Biblical Studies. Prof. Gilbertson will be speaking to us on C. S. Lewis’s “Till We Have Faces and Imagining Pedagogy.”

A professional development webinar for psychotherapists. Working with couples and families is more than working with two or more individuals. It requires a systems approach with many and various contributors. In this webinar, we will address a variety of ethical issues that may arise at many different points in the therapeutic process.

This module will explore the impact of death and loss upon the family system. You will explore death and the family life cycle, looking at how families react to loss. A special emphasis will focus on how children understand death and express their grief.

This is your chance to interact with faculty, meet current and future students, tour the campus and meet with our admissions team.

A professional development webinar for psychotherapists. This Gottman introduction will review how to use the "7 Principles for Making Marriage Work" in your work with couples. Join presenter, Melissa Johari, for this important topic.

In an increasingly fast paced world, Jesus' invitation to rest is desperately needed.  Jesus’ invitation to living a restful life is countercultural to a society that idolizes efficiency, productivity and hustle culture.  We were never intended to live busy and worn out lives. In our time together, we will explore a theology of rest that flows from our identity as the beloved of God.

Discernment is a crucial part of our spiritual formation, and a crucial part of walking in the will of God. However, many Christians struggle with discernment, in part because we simply aren’t sure how to do it in a way that makes sense.

A review of faith-based concerns and an exploration of how we can encourage our faith communities to engage more frequently in conversation on dying and death.