Reformed Theology
Journey Books Make Great Christmas Gifts
If you are still looking for a good Christmas gift, consider starting someone out on the Journey series of theological novels by Dr. Richard Belcher. In this series Dr. Belcher has sought to combine teaching theology with the ongoing story of a man’s life, beginning with his first encounter with Calvinism in Bible college and…
Recovering a Covenantal Heritage: Essays in Baptist Covenant Theology
In case our blog’s readers haven’t noticed yet, over at the 1689 Federalism website, on their books page, is a sign up form to be notified when the forthcoming book, Recovering a Covenantal Heritage: Essays in Baptist Covenant Theology, is published. It promises to be an important work from a collection of excellent Reformed Baptist…
Reminder – The Christmas Giveaway is Coming!
This is just a reminder to the blog’s readers that, as I announced on September 23, this year the Reformed Baptist Blog would like to thank our readers by offering an opportunity to two of the blog’s email subscribers to receive a free book for Christmas this year. Two of our readers will receive a free…
Jeff Johnson Interview Regarding The Fatal Flaw
In case some of our readers missed it, last month Brandon Adams (author of the Contrast blog) interviewed our own Jeff Johnson about his book The Fatal Flaw of the Theology Behind Infant Baptism. The interview was posted as a podcast in two parts at the Confessing Baptist website: Part One Part Two You will want…
Check Out the 1689 Federalism Website
Discover the covenantal heritage of the 2nd London Baptist Confession of Faith. If you want to get a good introduction to Reformed Baptist theology, a good place to start is the 1689 Federalism website, which focuses on the Biblical basis for and the distinctiveness of Reformed Baptist Federalism, also known as Covenant Theology, as outlined in…
The Kingdom of God: A Baptist Expression of Biblical & Covenant Theology by Jeff Johnson
The blog’s readers may well remember that I once recommended Jeff Johnson’s book The Fatal Flaw of the Theology Behind Infant Baptism as the best I have read on the subject. I also described it as a very helpful book in understanding Covenant Theology from a Reformed Baptist perspective. Now, however, Jeff Johnson has written…
How Might Charles Spurgeon Respond to the "Free Will Song"?
In the following video the “Joy Quartet” at Pensacola Christian College seek to teach us about the Arminian doctrine of free will. . The following quotation from a sermon by Charles Spurgeon entitled Free Will—A Slave is a fitting response, I think. You have heard a great many Arminian sermons, I dare say; but you never…
Download R.C. Sproul’s Crucial Questions eBooks For Free
Today I received an email from Ligonier Ministries informing me that the entire Crucial Questions eBook series by R.C. Sproul is now being made available for free forever. Here is what the webpage announcement says: To further help Christians know what they believe, why they believe it, how to live it, and how to share…
Download Louis Berkhof’s Systematic Theology For Free
The folks at BiblicalTraining.org have made available a free online version of Systematic Theology by Louis Berkhof here. It is available in PDF or ePub format, or you can read it online by section. This was the textbook for my basic theology courses when I attended Covenant Theological Seminary, and I highly recommend it. If…
Jeff Johnson and Michael Horton Debate Covenant Theology
This video contains the audio of the debate between Jeff Johnson (author of The Fatal Flaw and a valued contributor to this blog) and Michael Horton concerning the Credobaptist versus the Paedobaptist view of Covenant Theology. The debate took place at the 2012 Semper Reformanda Conference at Grace Family Baptist Church. It is a very…