Brendan Case came on to discuss whether there would have been an incarnation even if Adam had not sinned. Don't miss the latest episode of the London Lyceum, wherever you get your podcasts!

A PhD program shouldn't be about maximum efficiency. Don't miss the latest Kiffin's Keep!

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"Noting that the same things promised to faith are also promised to baptism in the New Testament, he argues that baptism is “the vehicle of faith, the means by which faith becomes a conscious, tangible reality.” Fowler notes that in many Baptist contexts, faith becomes this conscious tangible reality in a prayer of repentance and faith, which is not wholly inappropriate. However, he argues that in the New Testament, this prayer inheres in baptism, which is itself an acted prayer."

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Had a great time with brothers at @LondonLyceum discussing worship. Always a blessing to get to speak with other pastors who are passionate about the local church.

@brandon_d_smith of the @BaptistRenewal joined Generally Particular to talk Baptists and retrieval, hermeneutics, and more!

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Adriel Sanchez reminds us that God is a generous host who calls us into his presence in worship. Don't miss the latest episode of the London Lyceum, available wherever you get your podcasts!

Is Baptism more than a symbol? Check out our latest book review of Stanley Fowler's book on the British Baptist Recovery of Baptismal Sacramentalism.

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🚨PSA: Isaac Backus was NOT a magisterial Baptist.

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"Until these New Fundamentalists demonstrate the humility to rectify the quarrelsome environment they have cultivated, and good-faith dialogue is restored, the biblical counseling movement is destined to split into a “big tent,” cooperative-evangelical form of biblical counseling and fundamentalist biblical counseling." ~ @jared_poulton

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"This central tension between the boundaries and identity of biblical counseling has reached the point where even institutions, such as the Biblical Counseling Coalition, that continue to tolerate clinically informed biblical counselors and promote their works are being identified as liberal and theologically compromised." ~ @jared_poulton

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Had a good time chatting with @jake_stone89 and @JesseFOwens about Baptists and retrieval.

We discussed a little bit of @BaptistRenewal’s history, how Baptists can do retrieval, and the need for it today.

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Fun discussion with @brandon_d_smith and @JesseFOwens over the subject of Baptists and retrieval! Check it out:

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"Simply put, neither postliberal Christian Nationalists nor neo-Whig conservatives can have the final say when it comes to Presbyterianism’s legacy and identity in the twenty-first century. History of any kind is not meant to be decisive in settling matters of principle. Just as the proper fulfillment of the English Reformation was endlessly debated at its onset in the sixteenth century, so it remains the case with how its current inheritors seek to honor its memory amidst rapidly changing conditions as revealed by Hart here."

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If you have not already, make sure to check out our latest book review on Presbyterians in the Age of Revolution, reviewed by Flynn Evans.

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