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Andrew Fuller: Teachings And Legacy – The Reformed View (Episode 4)
This Episode: Over the last twenty-five years, Andrew Fuller has become a household name within Reformed Baptist circles. He is presented as a thoroughly orthodox theologian, whose influence not only rescued the Particular Baptist churches from Hyper-Calvinism during the 18th century, but also spearheaded the modern missionary movement. In this episode, Jared examines the appraisal given of Fuller by a number of reputable Reformed Baptist leaders.
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Hyper-Calvinism: Modern Definition – Historical Controversy (Episode 3)
The Baptist Particular Podcast serves as an analysis of Particular Baptist history and theology from a Hyper-Calvinist point of view. This Episode: A one-hundred year controversy broke out during the 18th century between the Moderate-Calvinists and the Hyper-Calvinists. The controversy reached beyond Denominational lines, with supporters of both teachings belonging to the...
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Hyper-Calvinism: Modern Definition – Theological Framework (Episode 2)
The Baptist Particular Podcast serves as an analysis of Particular Baptist history and theology from a Hyper-Calvinist point of view. This Episode: How do Moderate-Calvinists define Hyper-Calvinism? They say, "Hyper-Calvinism is the magnification of divine sovereignty to the exclusion of human responsibility." In this episode, Jared Smith distinguishes between the...
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Hyper-Calvinism: Defined By A Hyper-Calvinist
The Baptist Particular Vodcast serves as an analysis of Particular Baptist history and theology from a Hyper-Calvinist point of view. This Episode: How does one define Hyper-Calvinism? While there are modern and free-lancing definitions, there is also a historic definition which serves as the goal post for the label. In this episode, Jared Smith traces the historical and doctrinal developments from John Calvin during the 16th century to the tenets of Hyper-Calvinism during the 18th century.
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John Berridge And The Duty Faith Issue
A valued friend in Sussex, and a reader of “Waymarks,” when writing to us a brief while ago, very modestly made the suggestion that we might consider the last sermon of John Berridge adapted to the pages of our little Magazine. Not having this sermon in our possession, we wrote asking our friend for the loan of his copy. In sending on the sermon, he says: “It occurred to me it might prove, by God’s grace, a blessing to readers of ‘Waymarks,’ and for that reason I have sent it to you.”
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John Gill And The Free Offer Of The Gospel
John Gill (1697-1771) was a Particular Baptist preacher and theologian. For fifty-one years he served as pastor for the Goat Yard Chapel (Carter Lane) meeting in London. He is best known for writing the first Baptist systematic theology and a complete set of commentaries on the Old and New Testament Scriptures.
