The Council on Biblical Manhood and Womanhood held their national conference the morning of April 8, 2014 at the Galt House in Louisville. There were 1,300 in attendance. Ligon gave the opening address, “Where CBMW & Complementarianism Has Been.” In this address, Ligon briefly recaps the origins, history, and mission of the Council of Biblical Manhood and Womanhood. He also provides a succint and helpful explanation of complementarianism.

Metro Christian Living, a magazine in Jackson, Miss., has published in their April issue an article titled “Ligon Duncan: Faithfully Following Christ.” Here’s an excerpt from the article: The leadership challenges facing an evangelical seminary in 2014 are far more complex than they were back in the 1960s when RTS was founded. Training people in the Bible and in truth, and equipping them to engage the culture, has never been more critical. “I think RTS is uniquely positioned. I want us to provide the pastors and church leaders for the evangelical church in this crisis moment in our culture.” As Ligon explains, “In my opinion, we have gone through the biggest cultural worldview mega shift, in the history of the world, just in the last 40 years. That deeply…

On Dec. 31, 2013, Dr. Ligon Duncan said on his Facebook page, “Today is my last day as senior minister of First Presbyterian Church, Jackson, MS. 17+ years of joy and privilege. I am deeply grateful to God and to this wonderful congregation.” The chancellor has moved his extensive library to RTS/Jackson and his assistant Jan Hyde will also be going with him to assist him at the seminary.