Robert Lowery

Paul S. Williams, who writes the "And So It Goes" column for The Christian Standard, had some very kind things to say about Dr. Bob’s teaching ministry in his most recent article:

When Bob talks about teaching the New Testament, he lights up like a Macy’s Christmas display. He sounds like a juice machine that can’t get enough oranges. He squeezes the most out of his world. He lives and works among seminary students with abandon, utterly confident in the truth of God’s Word. 

Read the entire piece here.

In response, Dr. Bob adds the following thoughts:

I am truly humbled by Paul’s kind and encouraging words. I have continued in my teaching and preaching ministry at Lincoln Christian Seminary because the community of disciples made up of faculty, students, staff and administrators, have challenged me to be the best steward of my life as I can possibly be and have given me the freedom to pursue my study of God’s Word.

NOTE: The above photograph was taken by Steve Smedley for the Bloomington, IL Pantagraph, accompanying an article on Lincoln Christian Seminary’s Doctor of Ministry program.  Original article here.

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1. Some Kind Words Courtesy of The Christian Standard