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CCF Episode Twenty-Four: Christian Liberty According to the 1689 (Part Two)
In this episode, JD and Billy sit down to discuss Christian Liberty in light of The Baptist Confession. Featuring music from Nora Bayes – MP3 Download | stream:...
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Covenant Theology: From Adam to Christ by Nehemiah Coxe and John Owen...
Covenant Theology: From Adam to Christ by Nehemiah Coxe and John Owen; ed. Ronald D. Miller, James M. Renihan, and Francisco Orozco 388 pages Publisher: Reformed Baptist Academic Press; (October 1,...
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Christian Liberty According to the 1689
Grab your copy of The Baptist Confession and join JD and Billy as they discuss Christian liberty from a Reformed Baptist perspective. CCF Episode Twenty-Three: Christian Liberty According to the 1689...
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CCF Episode Twenty-Eight: Concluding Our Discussion of Covenant Theology
In this episode, JD and Billy sit down with Junior “The Big Dippa” Duran and Rene Del Rio to conclude their discussion of Covenant Theology: From Adam to Christ by Nehemiah Coxe and John Owen. – MP3...
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CCF Episodes 13-14, 25-28: Covenant Theology by Nehemiah Coxe
Grab Covenant Theology: From Adam to Christ by Nehemiah Coxe and John Owen and read along with the CredoCovenant Fellowship as we engage its major themes from a Reformed Baptist perspective: CCF...
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[Repost] Trinitarian Foundations for Education, Full Paper
This paper was originally published in full on December 01, 2012. Read the paper in three parts here, here, and here, or read the full paper below. In the history of educational theory a dichotomy or...
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CredoCovenant 2.0
We are now actively and publicly recruiting new contributors to the blog. We’re looking for all kinds of bloggers with different backgrounds and life experiences. We will be privately contacting some...
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[Repost] Senior Thesis
This post was originally published on CredoCovenant on July 12, 2012, and it is being reposted to replace the Senior Thesis page as we are now officially a ‘plurality of bloggers’ site....
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Why Mark Jones Is Right… and Wrong
Mark Jones Let me be the first (perhaps not) Baptist to admit that Mark Jones was spot on in many regards in his post “A Plea for Realism”:Are Presbyterians Christians? It seems to me that Mark Jones...
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[Prayer Request] RBS’s Creeds and Confessions Module
Please be in prayer for the students and professors who will be attending RBS’s upcoming Creeds and Confessions module in Las Vegas. The list of professors includes: Michael Haykin Tom Nettles Tom...
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A Reformed Baptist Perspective on Public Theology – The Reformed Confessions...
Read the first four posts here, here, here, and here. ______________ In the last post, we examined the approach of the framers of The Belgic Confession to public theology, specifically as it regards...
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A Reformed Baptist Perspective on Public Theology – The Incarnate Lord (Part I)
I realize it’s been a while since our last post on Public Theology. That’s because it was agreed ahead of time that I’d do this next series and, with two full-time jobs and a young family, anything...
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A Reformed Baptist Perspective on Public Theology: The Pauline Epistles, Part...
You can read earlier posts in this series by clicking on the links below: An Introduction Augustine’s Two Cities Two Kingdoms in Luther The Reformed Confessions (Part I) The Reformed Confessions (Part...
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Studies in The Baptist Catechism: Section Two – Theology Proper (Q.8)
Q.8: Are there more Gods than one. A. There is but one only, the living and true God.1 1Deuteronomy 6:4; Jeremiah 10:10 Besides monergism, monotheism is the doctrine that most distinguishes...
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Studies in The Baptist Catechism: Section Two – Theology Proper
In writing this humble series, I don’t hope to stand shoulder-to-shoulder with the great theologians who have already written on these subjects. What I do hope to accomplish is to make The Baptist...
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A Reformed Baptist Perspective on Public Theology: The Pauline Epistles, Part...
You can read earlier posts in this series by clicking on the links below: An Introduction Augustine’s Two Cities Two Kingdoms in Luther The Reformed Confessions (Part I) The Reformed Confessions (Part...
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Studies in The Baptist Catechism: Section Three – The Decrees of God (Q.13)
Alfred Hitchcock is accredited with having said, “Self-plagiarism is style.” While my views have changed since writing the paper “Trinitarian Foundations for Christian Education,” I have largely used...
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Studies in The Baptist Catechism: Section Three – The Decrees of God (Q.14)
Q.14: What are God’s works of providence? A. God’s works of providence are His most holy,1 wise,2 and powerful preserving3 and governing of all His creatures, and all their actions.4 1Psalm 145:17...
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The Whole Counsel: Introduction to the Holy Scriptures
The Whole Counsel Introductions to the Books of the Bible Introduction to the Holy Scriptures Several years ago, while celebrating a holiday at a friend’s house, I recall having a conversation with...
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Studies in The Baptist Catechism: Section Three – The Decrees of God
Table of Contents Part I – Prolegomena Section One: Authority, Revelation, and Scripture Part II – What Man Ought to Believe Concerning God Section Two: Theology Proper Section Three: God’s Decrees...
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