The Master’s Seminary is thrilled to host five expository preaching workshops throughout 2026 located in Walnut Creek, CA; Prescott, AZ; Washington D.C.; Dallas, TX; and St. Louis, MO. John MacArthur said expository preaching is “preaching in such a way that the meaning of the Bible passage is presented entirely and exactly as it was intended by God.” The goal of these preaching workshops is to help any preacher or Bible teacher, no matter his experience, do that more effectively. Each workshop looks at tools to . . . --Analyze the Text --Outline the Passage --Identify the original meaning --Organize the sermon --Use Illustrations effectively --Craft compelling introductions and conclusions For more information and to register visit macarthurcenter.org/workshop

"We need to continue to uphold the purity of the gospel message to be true to what is at the heart of the gospel, namely the person and the finished work of Christ." —John Kim

"God may use the faithful character and behavior of our everyday, ordinary lives to make door-opening impressions, change the minds of our worst critics, and break down the preconceived notions of unbelievers about what it means to follow Jesus." —Matt Ng #TMSBlog

This past month, we gathered to celebrate the 40th anniversary of The Master’s Seminary. It was a joyful evening of fellowship and reflection on God’s abundant faithfulness to TMS over the past four decades. We were deeply encouraged to see founding faculty, current leadership, ministry partners, graduates, and their families all join together for this special milestone.

“The only logical response to inerrant Scripture . . . is to preach it expositionally. By expositionally, preaching in such a way that the meaning of the Bible passage is presented entirely and exactly as it was intended by God.” —John MacArthur

“Jesus kept entrusting Himself to Him who judges righteously. The ultimate example of humble submission is the man on the cross.” — Brian Biedebach m.youtube.com/watch?v=zQgpt7…

“Christ went more willingly to the cross than we do to the throne of grace.” —Thomas Watson

Watch Drew Hunter's TMS chapel message "Friendship and Fulfillment of Ministry" from 2 Timothy 4 on YouTube.

"For while we were still weak, at the right time Christ died for the ungodly. For one will scarcely die for a righteous person—though perhaps for a good person one would dare even to die—but God shows his love for us in that while we were still sinners, Christ died for us." —Romans 5:6-8

“Biblical exposition must begin with reverence for God. If you want to be an expositor, you must get the starting point right. In short, start and stay with God.” Read “The Making of an Expositor” on the TMS Blog. #TMSBlog blog.tms.edu/the-making-of-a…

"In the face of severe obstacles, how can we operate with a kind of supernatural courage and peace? It is because of the truth of Psalm 46:1, 'God is our refuge and strength, an ever present help in times of trouble.'" —Nathan Busenitz #TMSChapel

"Prayer begins and ends not with the needs of man but with the glory of God (John 14:13). It should be concerned primarily with who God is, what He wants, and how He can be glorified.” —John MacArthur, "Alone With God"

Are you serving the church and have an interest in expository preaching? Consider training for a lifetime of pastoral ministry. Find out how every lecture, class, and course in the TMS M.Div. program has an intentional impact on pulpit ministry. info.tms.edu/all-roads-lead-…

On May 10, The Master’s Seminary celebrated the commencement of its 40th graduating class. 152 men have been sent out for gospel ministry. They join over 2,000 others who have preceded them and now serve Christ in dozens of countries. Thank you for your prayer and support. You are training men for gospel ministry.

Watch Jesse Johnsons's TMS chapel message "Love Believes All Things" from Matthew 18:19-20 on YouTube.

“Death loses its sting when it is recognized as the doorway into the presence of the one for whom we have been longing.” Read Michael Staton’s new TMS Blog article, “A Faithful View of Death.” #TMSBlog blog.tms.edu/a-faithful-view…

"My prayer and longing, not just for pastors but for all believers, is that they would come to the end of their lives and be able to exhale with the apostle Paul, I have fought the good fight. And as long as we are alive, this fight will never end. The characters change, the scenes shift, but the battle remains the same—the fight is always and ever over the Word of God... The hardest part of the fight is to not become so jaded by the battle that you lose your love, compassion, and joy with the people you shepherd week in and week out. The wonderful thing about a long-term ministry is that you are surrounded and supported by so many loving and faithful people who are living evidence of genuine, flourishing Christianity. Pastors would do well to stay at a church long enough to see that." — John MacArthur info.tms.edu/why-i-fight

“The Great Commission is a time-spanning, globe-straddling project of comprehensive disciple-making that will keep the church busy and blessed until the Lord returns.” —Joel Beeke

“Revel in the gospel of grace through every aspect of your studies.” —Adam Bailie

"Humility and dependence are linked character traits. They go hand in hand. A person who is humble will be dependent on God. A humble person realizes who he is before an all powerful God. The person who regularly depends on God will be characterized by humility." — Michael Grisanti #TMSChapel youtube.com/watch?v=SN0G9IOL…

"Now to him who is able to keep you from stumbling and to present you blameless before the presence of his glory with great joy, to the only God, our Savior, through Jesus Christ our Lord, be glory, majesty, dominion, and authority, before all time and now and forever. Amen." —Jude 24-25