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Pro Pastor: A Journal of Grace Bible Theological Seminary – Reformed Baptist Blog
Grace Baptist Theological Seminary has been producing a journal since 2022. It is available for free on the seminary website.
Our King Is Still on His Throne – Reformed Baptist Blog
Election seasons have a way of revealing where we have placed our hope. We follow the returns, consider the consequences, and wonder what the future holds for our children, our churches, and our country.
The Pulpit and the Centrality of the Preached Word – Reformed Baptist Blog
Every room teaches. Before anyone speaks, the space has already told you where to look and what to expect.
J. Oliver Buswell’s Timely Warning From the Past – Reformed Baptist Blog
Recently, I was reminded of some sound admonitions I had read many years ago from J. Oliver Buswell in his 1962-1963 work entitled A Systematic Theology of the Christian Religion.
MacArthur and Sproul – Two Pastor-Theologians I Really Miss – Reformed Baptist Blog
I sure do miss these two guys. They both finished well by the grace of God, and I pray that I will too.
Check Out the KJV Parallel Bible – Reformed Baptist Blog
Mark Ward has designed a vert helpful website for those who want to see the differences between the Textus Receptus that underlies the King James Version and the critical text that underlies most modern versions.
“Most excellent Theophilus” (Luke 1:3) Identified? – Reformed Baptist Blog
Luke began his Gospel with the following words: NKJ Luke 1:1-4 Inasmuch as many have taken in hand to set in order a narrative of those things which have been fulfilled among us, 2 just as those who from the beginning were eyewitnesses and ministers of the word delivered them to us, 3 it seemed…
The First Reformed Baptist Theology – Reformed Baptist Blog
Free Grace Press is making A Body of Doctrinal and Practical Divinity from 1657, by Robert Purnell, available now for a discounted price. It appears to be the first Reformed Baptist systematic theology work ever written.
Why Your Weakness Is Your Greatest Strength by Jeff Johnson – Reformed Baptist Blog
While stuck at home this morning due to Winter Storm Fern, my wife and I were blessed by this sermon from Jeff Johnson. It is a great heart check for us all.
Christmas Isn’t Pagan and Here’s Why by Wes Huff – Reformed Baptist Blog
As we approach the Christmas season, I thought it would be good to share this interesting video, which counters many misconceptions.
What Can I Do? – Reformed Baptist Blog
What can I do? I don’t have a large platform to reach the masses.
Mixed Feelings – Reformed Baptist Blog
I am confused. My heart is full of joy and full of sorrow.
Time to Rejoice, Pray, Discern, and Proclaim – Reformed Baptist Blog
It is time to rejoice. It is hard to believe that God has broadcast the gospel to a hundred million people—including some of the most powerful people in the world.
A Balanced View on the Use of Bible Apps – Reformed Baptist Blog
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0i0ct6zgfis The young man in this video, Aden Russell, makes some excellent points.
Matthew Everhard’s Review of the Legacy Standard Bible – Reformed Baptist Blog
Matthew offers a very good, albeit brief, review of the Legacy Standard Bible from the point of view of one who prefers the Majority Text of the New Testament. Let me know what you think in the comments.
Josephus and Jesus: New Evidence for the One Called Christ – Reformed Baptist Blog
A new book is available for per-order on Amazon. It is entitled Josephus and Jesus: New Evidence for the One Called Christ, written by Dr. Tom C. Schmidt.
A Better Resting Place – Reformed Baptist Blog
If God promised Abraham the land of Israel as an everlasting possession (Gen. 17:8), then the land of Cannan was not the land God had in mind. One, Abraham never owned any of that land.
What Love Is This? – Reformed Baptist Blog
Perfect love—Can it Be? Can love even exist in an evil world full of darkness, hate, and selfishness?
Time with Jesus – Reformed Baptist Blog
There is no substitute for spending time with Christ Jesus. If we desire to be useful for the Master, we do not need formal education.
A CAUTIONARY TALE – Reformed Baptist Blog
I wonder if Demas decided to leave the ministry in his pursuit of the world in a moment or if it was a slow, gradual decision. Demas had once been a great help to Paul (Phil.