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Master of Divinity Textbooks & Software

Textbooks for Master of Divinity students are available using the links provided below. Texts are listed according to each area of emphasis and also for the pastoral ministry core, so Master of Divinity students will need to access the core link and also an emphasis link below to view related texts. Additionally, textbooks for our two advanced summer courses are available by clicking on the links provided below.

All Master of Divinity students are also required to purchase the Scholar's Library Gold, which is an extensive digital resource produced by Logos Bible Software. Scholar's Library Gold contains more than 700 titles, with a great number of helpful resources for biblical and language studies in particular. For more information on the Scholar's Library Gold, click on the link provided below.

Please note that faculty members update their textbook selections periodically. As a result, we encourage students to delay their textbook purchases until receiving a final confirmation each semester for their upcoming courses.

In an effort to help students keep their educational expenses to a minimum, we encourage online students to utilize competitively-priced online booksellers when purchasing textbooks, keeping in mind that used books may also be an option as long as older editions of a text are not yet obsolete. A helpful link to a wide variety of online book dealers is provided in the adjacent margin tabs.

Students will receive an email notice at least one month prior to their course date, confirming the text list for their upcoming course. Students who desire to order their books well in advance should email the program manager before placing an order. When in doubt, students should contact their professors about the suitability of older text editions.

Remember that final text selections can change due to their availability from a publisher or a professor's discretion. Students are expected to take responsibility for the timely acquisition of their textbooks and will be held accountable for the completion of their course work, even if their particular textbook supplier is delayed in shipping one or more books. As a result, students are not encouraged to back order textbooks. Instead, they should locate a competitively priced copy from another supplier who can ensure delivery of that title in a timelier fashion.