The Power of Preaching by Brian Borgman
Many of us can recall being profoundly impacted by God’s word preached. The potency of God’s word proclaimed derives in part from Scripture’s own self-authenticating power that pierces into the deepest...
View ArticleStill Time to Register for Seminar on Epistle to the Hebrews
On the week of September 29 – October 3, Grace Baptist Church of Taylors will host Reformed Baptist Seminary‘s seminar on the Book of Hebrews. Pastor Robert Martin (PhD) will provide an exegetical and...
View ArticleOn the Validity & Value of a Confession of Faith: Two Free Video/Audio Lectures
Should a church or association of churches adopt and affirm a written confession of faith? Or is a simple commitment to the Scripture or NT as the church’s creed sufficient? In the two-part lecture...
View ArticleWhy Is the Bible Necessary?
Can God reveal himself to humans apart from Scripture? Or is the Bible necessary? If the Bible is necessary, why? What precisely is it about Holy Scripture that makes it indispensable for a saving and...
View ArticleChoosing & Using a Confession of Faith: Some Biblical and Theological Guidelines
If we grant the legitimacy and usefulness of a confession of faith,1 we’re faced with two practical questions: first, what particular confession of faith should a local church or collective body of...
View ArticleOn Choosing & Using Bible Software
In the four-part video series below, Dr. Mark Ward Jr. introduces and evaluates the three major Bible software platforms: Bibleworks, Logos, and Accordance. In the first lecture, he identifies and...
View ArticleThe Hermeneutics of the Emergent Church
Pastor Mark Chanski serves as a professor of biblical studies for Reformed Baptist Seminary and teaches the seminary’s course on hermeneutics (i.e., the science of interpretation). In the spring of...
View ArticleModern Trends in Missions
Over the last several decades, the modern missionary movement has continued to undergo important changes and developments. Any church or individual interested in missionary endeavor needs to...
View ArticleShun Sectarianism, Cultivate Catholicity
One can detect sectarianism in a church or denomination when, according to Robert Briggs, “Men are governed by fear instead of faith, and they are marked by pride instead of humility, and they are...
View ArticleThe 1689 Baptist Confession: Its Purpose and Theology
The confessional standard of the seminary I serve is the Second London Baptist Confession, a.k.a., the 1689 Baptist Confession. In the two lectures below, Dr. Michael Haykin, one of our seminary...
View ArticleSt. Patrick: Separating the Man and His Mission from Myth
For many St. Patrick’s Day or the Feast of Saint Patrick is mainly about food and alcohol consumption. One would think Ireland’s patron saint was a monk who partied a lot and got drunk. But behind the...
View ArticleReading the Old Testament in Its Ancient Near East Context
Bible scholars have long recognized the importance of interpreting the Scriptures in their historical context. For this reason, students of the Old Testament should acquaint themselves with the...
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