The goal of this series is to help us discern where sinful anger is at work in our lives, and to equip us with Scripture truth that will help us to bring it into subjection to Christ.
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Brice Bigham
Sinful Anger: Unrighteous Roots | Brice Bigham
“Our subject is something that poses great danger to the unity and well-being of your families and of the church. Very often, it is excused and tolerated, even while it is destroying relationships.”
2024 by the Numbers
2024 by the Numbers 2024 has been an exciting year filled with God's gracious provision. More men are being raised...
Roberto Soriano | CBTS Graduate
My seminary journey began on June 7th, 2020, while I was living in Lawrence, MA. Four months later, Covenant Baptist...
Austin McCormick | CBTS Graduate
By the free and sovereign grace of the Triune God, I have salvation in Jesus Christ. The giver of every good gift and...
John Zacchio | CBTS Graduate
My name is John Zacchio Jr., and I am married to my wonderful wife Faith Zacchio. Together, we are raising 2...
2023 in Review
2023 in Review 2023 has been a transformative year at Covenant Baptist Theological Seminary. As we reflect...
Can Thomists be “Reformed” on the Imago Dei? | Brice Bigham
After considering the radical distinction between the Reformed and Thomistic/Catholic conception of the image of God, a pertinent question arises for contemporary Reformed Evangelicals. Does Thomism as a system really solve the problem of contemporary theistic mutualism?
Did Matthew Twist Scripture? Examining Matthew’s Use of the Old Testament
Introduction Every Christmas season a few questions come to the minds of some astute readers when the advent...