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Symposia

A CONFERENCE OR MEETING TO DISCUSS A TOPIC OF PARTICULAR PUBLIC INTEREST

A symposium is a formal gathering or conference where experts in a specific field present and discuss their research or insights on a particular topic. This format allows for in-depth exploration and dialogue, often including presentations, panel discussions, and Q&A sessions.

Indianapolis Theological Seminary offers symposia to provide a platform for addressing important theological and biblical topics that may not be covered extensively in regular church teachings. These events foster intellectual engagement, encourage deeper understanding, and facilitate the exchange of ideas among scholars, clergy, and the broader community. By hosting these free symposia, the seminary supports its mission of advancing theological education and promoting meaningful discussions that enrich the faith and knowledge of attendees.

Kill the Dragon, Get the Girl

ITS Symposium | Fall 2026

Dr. Jim Spiegel explores why the Christian gospel is the most beautiful story ever told and why that beauty points to its truth. He considers how beauty, goodness, and truth relate, and how the gospel answers the deepest longings of the human heart.

What is Reformed Theology?

ITS Evening with the President | Summer 2026

Dr. Nicholas G. Piotrowski answers the question, "What is Reformed theology?" by looking at this ancient Christian doctrine through its historical, biblical, and ministerial lenses.

The Beacon

Inspired by the words of the prophet Isaiah, “Come, let us walk in the light of the Lord” (Isa. 2:5), The Beacon exists to encourage you in your walk with Christ. As a biannual publication, it offers substantial theological insight paired with thoughtful, practical application, seeking to illuminate the path of faithful discipleship in every season of life.

Past Issues of The Beacon

World Upside Down

World Upside Down

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Welcome to the ITS podcast, World Upside Down, hosted by Dr. Nicholas Piotrowski and Dr. Roger Williams. Each season will focus on a particular load-bearing tenet of Christian doctrine and probe it from several theological angles, exploring its impact on our faith and the life of the Church.

In this first season, Drs. Piotrowski and Williams examine Jesus’ Resurrection, its foundational role for Christianity and how it shapes our hope, mission, and daily lives.

Chalkboard Sessions

Chalkboard Sessions

An ITS Film Project

Intentionally utilizing an antique chalkboard, we produced a series of videos reminiscent of Dr. R.C. Sproul's timeless messages. Dubbed The Chalkboard Sessions, these lectures are intended to give you a window into ITS, with each session highlighting the biblical and theological fidelity of our professors.

We trust you will be edified!

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