Shaping Ministry Leaders for What’s Next
Answer your call to Christian service with your graduate, postgraduate, or doctoral degree in ministry.
The Liberty Theological Seminary equips men and women for leadership in today’s ever-changing culture.
Following the mission of Liberty University and its historic Baptist tradition, Liberty Theological Seminary offers residential and online programs designed to equip you for leadership and service. The seminary functions under the leadership and direction of the John W. Rawlings School of Divinity.
Prepare for a life of serving Christ and His church as you train for traditional areas of Christian service like lay ministry, global leadership, church leadership, and advanced scholarly research.
Coming Alongside the Local Church in Its Quest to Fulfill the Great Commission
Graduate-Level Training
Explore our Master’s, Postgraduate, and Doctoral degrees that will prepare you for ministry in the local church and its sending ministries. Experience life on campus while studying residentially or enjoy the flexibility that comes with online classes. Either way, Liberty will help you pursue your passion for ministry.
A Member of the Association of Theological Schools, the Liberty Theological Seminary stands on a solid, biblically based foundation and a firm commitment to conservative evangelical theology.
A State-Of-The-Art School
The 275-foot-tall Freedom Tower and the large, three-story building encircling its base is home to the John W. Rawlings School of Divinity and the Liberty Theological Seminary.
The School of Divinity is the world’s largest school for religious studies and ministerial training.
Practical Ministry Preparation
Bringing years of research and publishing, ministry, cultural influence, and leadership to the classroom, our renowned faculty will equip you for both Christian service and leadership.
Our faculty have a firm commitment to biblical faithfulness and academic excellence and are committed to shaping leaders to address the most pressing concerns of the church.Â