The Particular Baptists wanted to manifest their consent with their Presbyterian and Congregational brothers. However, “some things,” as they wrote in the epistle, “are in some places added, some terms omitted, and some few changed.”
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Hard Conversations | David Bess
We share difficult, hard truths with others because we truly love them.
The Ultimate End for the Study of Biblical Languages | Josh Wilson
For many seminary students, the joy of learning can soon be extinguished when the knowledge to be gained in a...
Maintaining Peaceable Unity in the Truth | Ron Miller
The closer we are to someone doctrinally, the more likely we are to fixate on what separates us rather than what unites us.
Students Gather for Labor Day Weekend Module: History of Christian Philosophy
Students Gather for Labor Day Module Over Labor Day weekend, students gathered at Covenant Baptist Theological...
The Lord’s Supper as God’s Provision for the Doubting Christian | D.W. Barger
The Lord’s Supper should not only be cherished as God’s provision for strengthening the weak faith of doubting Christians, but furthermore, when our churches appreciate this understanding of the Supper, it can transform how God’s people approach the Table.
Jeremiah: The Man and His Ministry | Russell T. Fuller
Few men have ever experienced such a direct call from God, but few men have ever faced such persecutions and difficulties.
The Call of Jeremiah | Russell T. Fuller
Men may not presume to call themselves into the ministry. Isaiah did not just decide to become a prophet. David did not anoint himself or call himself to be king. Those prophets in the Old Testament who called themselves were false prophets.
2026 Annual Board Meeting: Giving Thanks for God’s Faithfulness
Last Tuesday, July 28, the Board of Directors of Covenant Baptist Theological Seminary gathered in person for its...
The Informed Scholar with a Pastoral Heart: CBTS Honors Dr. Waldron
On Monday evening, Covenant Baptist Theological Seminary gathered for a special dinner during its annual in-person...










