The effectual call comes to specific individuals and is not just a divine “group hug.” Effectual calling is specific, personal, and individual—not merely corporate.
God Knows How to Deliver from Troubles by Troubles | Jon English Lee
While reading an old sermon that Thomas Brooks preached to the House of Commons in 1648, I was struck by this passage below describing how God uses afflictions/troubles/trials in order to save us from greater afflictions/troubles/trials.
No Salvation Outside the Church? Yes and No | Quinn Privette
Reformed Baptists agree with Calvin’s assessment that it is especially through the preaching of the Word that God builds up believers unto salvation.
No Salvation Outside the Church?: What is the Church Anyway? | Quinn Privette
Reformed Baptists reject not merely the authority, but the very existence of such an episcopate which exercises quasi-apostolic authority over various churches.
No Salvation Outside the Church?: What Reformed Baptists Cannot Affirm | Quinn Privette
Reformed Baptists maintain that true “apostolic succession” is the passing down of the faith which the apostles taught.
Meet the Class of 2026
We are thankful for the Lord’s faithfulness to the CBTS Class of 2026 and for the joyful time of celebration at the 2026 Graduation Ceremony. Embedded below is the official commencement brochure from the ceremony, including the order of service, graduate...
2026 Graduation Ceremony & May Module
This past weekend was a joyful and encouraging time at CBTS as the seminary hosted two events: the 2026 Graduation Ceremony and a 3-day in-person modular class. 2026 Graduation Ceremony On Friday evening, CBTS held its 2026 Graduation Ceremony,...
Who was Benjamin Keach? | Tom Hicks
Benjamin Keach was the greatest theologian of the second generation among English Baptists.
Fall 2026 Live Class Registration Open
Registration is now open for the live Fall 2026 courses at Covenant Baptist Theological Seminary, along with summer and modular offerings. Whether you are beginning your studies or continuing your degree program, we are excited to announce the various upcoming live courses available.
Death, Hell, and Christ’s Descent: Biblical Arguments against a Descent to Hades | Ben Habegger
The first biblical doctrine which I will use to argue against that idea is the doctrine that Christ completed his work of atonement on the cross.
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