As is true in the development of theological ideas, a credible proof-text can be seen only in light of a more comprehensive synthesis of relevant passages in their larger context.
De-Caffynating the 1689 Confession of Faith | Eduardo Flores
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.”
1689 Baptist Covenant Theology | Sam Waldron
The question has been discussed among those who subscribe the 1689 whether the New Covenant is the Covenant of Grace. I have come to that opinion myself.
Hard Conversations | David Bess
We share difficult, hard truths with others because we truly love them.
Liberalism, Salvation, & What it Truly Means to be Human | Johnny Zacchio
J. Gresham Machen describes Christianity as the “religion of a broken heart.” He is speaking of the reality of man’s sinfulness, their insatiable desire for self-glory, and their separation from the God who made them.
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.
A Biblical Approach to Historical Theology | Sam Waldron
I am addressing this subject because I am convinced that the lack of a biblical approach is not only responsible for many common errors that have plagued the study of church history, but is also not well understood by many influenced by the retrieval movement.
“Keep your doctrine. Just give me Jesus.” | Johnny Zacchio
Perhaps we’ve heard it before: “Doctrine is not that important—what’s important is that we’re experiencing Jesus.”
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 Seminary in Owensboro, KY for this year's Labor Day modular course—a weekend of theological study, fellowship, and worship together. The course was taught by...
The Book You Never Knew You Needed | Johnny Zacchio
The task of defending true Christianity against liberalism will not be finished until glory.
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