Covenant Succession is the idea that the children of believers “are expected to succeed in the faith of their parents, and this is accomplished through the divinely ordained means of covenant nurture.” There is no theological reason Reformed Baptists shouldn’t believe this.
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Faithful Baptists Should Expect All Their Children To Be Saved
Covenant Succession is the idea that the children of believers “are expected to succeed in the faith of their parents, and this is accomplished through the divinely ordained means of covenant nurture.” There is no theological reason Reformed Baptists shouldn’t believe this.
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Calling Out “Woke” Pastors! (Yes, We Name Them) | with Jon Harris
A few months ago, Pastor Joel Webbon produced an episode of Theology Applied with special guest, Justin Peters, titled “Calling Out False Teachers By Name.” In this episode, Pastor Joel chose NOT to call out certain major leaders in American Evangelicalism who have been pedaling the “woke gospel,” also known as the “social-justice gospel.” Since that time, Pastor Joel has …
Judaism, Gospel, & Theonomy
Although the daily sacrifice in Israel ought to have ceased at the death of Christ, it did not in fact cease until the destruction of the Temple and Jerusalem. Therefore, when considering the larger context of the preceding chapters (Hebrews 10 & 11), what “weight” and corresponding “sin” would most likely be hindering these Christians ability to “run with endurance …
Salvation In The Old Testament Vs. the New Testament
Has God always saved people the same way? Why does it seem that so few were saved in Israel in the Old Testament?
Surrounded By A Great Cloud Of Witnesses
Just as the Israelites were encompassed with the pillar of cloud in the wilderness, New Testament saints are also surrounded by a “cloud.” Only, this cloud which surrounds us is “a cloud of witnesses” – the Old Testament saints whose faith and patience were just mentioned in the preceding chapter. Remember, some of these Old Testament saints experienced immense victory, …
Setting Up Future Generations For Christendom
The spiritual battle of this generation may be won or lost. But even if we are to lose, we can spend our lives in such a way that we position future generations for victory.
Which Pastors Can You Trust? | Tim Keller, John Piper, Gavin Ortlund, Voddie Baucham, Matt Chandler,
In this replay episode of Theology Applied, I play a little game with Megan Basham from Daily Wire. I mention a well-known leader in Evangelicalism by name, and then Megan and I place them in one of three categories. Here’s the list of names we cover in this episode: 1) Timothy Keller2) John Piper3) Gavin Ortlund4) Voddie Baucham5) Matt Chandler6) …
New Testament Saints Have 3 Benefits That Old Testament Saints Did Not
There are at least three benefits possessed by Christians today that Old Testament saints did not have.
Christians Today Are Not The Lesser Sons Of Former Sires
The 1st Century Church was not the spiritual heyday of Christianity. We have not been on a steady decline for the past 2,000 years. *The title of this clip comes from my friend Brian Sauve.
Why “Limited Atonement” Is A Prerequisite To Receiving God’s Fatherly Discipline As Sons
“And have you forgotten the exhortation that addresses you as sons? “My son, do not regard lightly the discipline of the Lord, nor be weary when reproved by him.” -Hebrews 12:5 ESV “By which is meant, not vindictive punishment; this would not be speaking to them, nor dealing with them as children, and would be contrary to the love of …