Become a Christ-centered expositor who loves & shepherds the flock

“The pastor-professor model has been the greatest element of my theological education.”

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1 Christ-Centeredness

The person of Christ is the beginning, middle, and end of our curriculum.

2 Pastor-Professors

Our pastor-professor model provides students with that rare combination of pastoral wisdom and theological rigor.

3 Mentorship

TCBS students are mentored by shepherds who are experienced and fruitful in ministry.

4 Local Church Engagement

Our professors exemplify a commitment to the local body.

Why choose TCBS?

Our Vision for Your Pastoral Ministry

The Cornerstone Seminary fulfills its mission by working in conjunction with the Lord and His local church to fashion each of His gifted, fruitful, and called men into expositors who love and shepherd the flock.

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The M.Div. Seminary Program

The Master of Divinity curriculum presents a three-year program in graduate level theological education to provide one with the necessary theological, practical, and exegetical skills to effectively serve as a pastor, elder, and/or missionary at home or abroad.

News & Resources

Updates & helpful resources from TCBS

We are excited to introduce a new program of study at The Cornerstone Bible College and Seminary: The Combined B. A. + M.Div. Dual Degree 
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Leadership Update
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The Latest Installment of the Cornerstone Journal of Pastoral Theology and Ministry is Now Available!
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February 27, 2026

Professors, Keep Improving Your Classes
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December 8, 2025

John Calvin on the Work of God the Father
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December 1, 2025

The Nicene Creed and Baptist Paterology
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November 12, 2025

New Book by Ryan Rippee and Ron Prosise!
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November 12, 2025

Exciting TCBS Accreditation News!
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June 17, 2025

Rod Phillips Joins TCBS Faculty
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tcbcseminary The Cornerstone Bible College and Seminary @tcbcseminary ·
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Latest book by TCBS Academic Dean Dr. Derek Brown and TCBS professor Dr. Cliff McManis

Proclaim: A Comprehensive Guide to Christian Evangelism

Proclaiming the good news of Jesus Christ is a wonderful privilege. Many Christians, however, struggle to make this important

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Newest book by TCBS professor and Board member, Dr. Cliff McManis.

The Biblical Church: What Scripture Says About Christ's Bride

How does a church grow?
Who builds the church?
What is real, honorable church growth anyway?

These questions hound local pastors, motivate church

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19 Mar

We are excited to introduce a new program of study at The Cornerstone Bible College and Seminary:
The Combined B. A. + M.Div. Dual Degree

The Combined B.A. + M.Div Dual Degree Program integrates your undergraduate and graduate coursework and allows you to earn both a Bachelor of

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18 Mar

Our Spring Quarter begins in 2 weeks (March 31), and there's still time to register for classes.

We are excited to offer the following classes:

Biblical Counseling II - Kevin Kirby
Christian Apologetics - Dr. Cliff McManis
Christology - Dr. John Fernandez
Church History III -

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