Confessional Subscription

Making Progress in a Day of Decline
by James M. Renihan, Ph.D.|August 8, 2017|Church, Confession, Confessional Subscription, Doctrine of the Church, Ministry, Reformed Theology, Theology
Submitted by Prof. Renihan Overall, the state of our churches seems to be healthy. But...
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Confessional Faithlessness
by James M. Renihan, Ph.D.|June 9, 2017|Arminianism, Calvinism, Church History, Confession, Confessional Subscription, Reformed Theology
History is full of examples of confessional faithlessness. I have coined this phrase to refer...
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Calling a General Assembly in 1689
by James M. Renihan, Ph.D.|April 20, 2017|Associationalism, Baptist History, Benjamin Keach, Church, Confession, Confessional Subscription, Ecclesiology, General Assembly, Hansard Knollys, Particular Baptists, Providence, Puritans, Reformed Theology, William Kiffin
The Letter Calling for the 1689 General Assembly (This material is taken from Joseph Ivimey's...
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Benjamin Beddome’s Exposition of the Baptist Catechism
by James M. Renihan, Ph.D.|April 6, 2017|Baptism, Baptist Catechism, Baptist Forefather, Baptist History, Benjamin Beddome, Calvinism, Christology, Confession, Confessional Subscription, Doctrine of God, Doctrines of Grace, Ecclesiology, Means of Grace, Ordinances, Particular Baptists, Puritanism, Puritans, Reformed Theology, Regulative Principle of Worship, Theology
A couple of years ago, Mike Gaydosh and I worked together to reprint Benjamin Beddome's...
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On the Headings of Association Letters
by James M. Renihan, Ph.D.|March 2, 2017|Associationalism, Baptist History, Baptist Magazine, Confession, Confessional Subscription, Ecclesiology, Reformed Theology, Theology
This interesting piece was published in the 1832 issue of the Baptist Magazine, page 187...
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Address to the Baptists
by James M. Renihan, Ph.D.|February 27, 2017|Baptist History, Baptist Magazine, Church, Confessional Subscription, Evangelism, Gospel, Healthy Lifestyle, Ministry, Reformed Theology, Worship
Address to the Baptists To the Editor of the Baptist Magazine. Published in 1809  ...
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Some Objections Considered (Part 3)
by James M. Renihan, Ph.D.|February 8, 2017|Authority, Baptist History, Church, Confession, Confessional Subscription, Ministry, Puritans, Regulative Principle of Worship, Scripture, Worship
Questions about the Historical Record It is argued that the Independents did not have any...
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Some Objections Considered (Part 2)
by James M. Renihan, Ph.D.|February 7, 2017|Associationalism, Authority, Baptist History, Church, Confession, Confessional Subscription, Ministry, Puritans, Regulative Principle of Worship, Scripture, Worship
Some Objections Considered (Part 2) A Question of the Baptist use of the Savoy Platform...
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Confessional Associationalism in Practice
by James M. Renihan, Ph.D.|February 3, 2017|Associationalism, Authority, Baptist History, Church, Confession, Confessional Subscription, Ministry, Puritans, Regulative Principle of Worship, Scripture, Worship
The Practice of Associationalism as Implemented by our Forefathers There is still another important facet...
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The Confession on Associations
by James M. Renihan, Ph.D.|January 19, 2017|Associationalism, Authority, Baptist History, Church, Confession, Confessional Subscription, Ministry, Regulative Principle of Worship, Worship
The Confession on Associations There may be some who read the words of our last...
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