The opponents of eternal sonship may convince themselves that they have refuted it by offering several plausible reasons why Christ is called the Son of God before His incarnation which do not require that He is eternally generated by the Father. The problem with...
Why I’m Still a Baptist
Dr. Bob Gonzales, Academic Dean and a professor at Reformed Baptist Seminary as well as an Adjunct Professor of Old Testament Studies here at MCTS has posted an article defending Believer Baptism (Credobaptism) against Infant Baptism (Paedobaptism) on his new...
Who’s Tampering with the Trinity? (Part 8) The Biblical Support for Eternal Generation: The Fact of Eternal Sonship
Another important evidence of eternal generation is the eternal sonship of Christ. The Scriptures clearly teach that the Christ was the Son of God before He came into the world and when He came into the world (John 3:16, 3:17; 10:36; Romans 1:3, 4; 8:3; Gal. 4:4; 1...
Who’s Tampering with the Trinity? (Part 7) The Biblical Support for Eternal Generation: The Meaning of “Monogeneis”
The most obvious evidence for the doctrine of the eternal generation of the Son is the biblical assertions that (1) the Son is begotten of the Father and (2) He is the only begotten Son of God. In the modern era difficulties have been raised with both these apparent...
Who’s Tampering with the Trinity? (Part 6) An Objection to the Doctrine of Eternal Generation: Is it “Subordinationism”
The rumor has lingered in evangelical circles over the last couple of centuries that the Nicene doctrine of the eternal generation of the Son is “subordinationism.” One may hear this rumor already in the writings of Princeton’s B. B. Warfield and his opinion that the...
Serving Christ in Namibia, Africa
Dear Brothers and Sisters in Christ, Grace to you and peace from God our Father and the Lord Jesus Christ! Dr. Richard Barcellos and I were privileged to serve our Savior in Namibia, Africa earlier this month. At the request of several Reformed Baptist pastors and...
Who’s Tampering with the Trinity? (Part 5) The Nicene Doctrine of the Eternal Generation of the Son
In my previous blogs posts I have cited a little of the biblical and historical evidence for the doctrine called the monarchy of the Father. This doctrine is clearly articulated in the first words of the Nicene Creed: “We believe in one God, the Father Almighty,...
MCTS Podcast 24: Dr. Walron’s Fall Course
On this week's video podcast, Dr. Waldron discusses his fall course at MCTS.
MCTS Podcast 23: Dr. Waldron’s Upcoming Writing Projects
In our latest video podcast, Dr. Waldron discusses his upcoming writing projects, including some thoughts on the regulative principle of worship.
Who’s Tampering with the Trinity? (Part 4) The Monarchy of the Father
In my previous blog I have expressed my suspicion that many evangelicals—if they were honest—are not really convinced of the first paragraph of the Nicene Creed: “We believe in one God, the Father Almighty, Maker of heaven and earth, and of all things visible and...
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