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04

Jun
2021

In Resources

By Brandon Adams

Promise, Law, Faith – A Review Article (JIRBS 20)

On 04, Jun 2021 | In Resources | By Brandon Adams

The 2020 edition of the Journal of the Institute of Reformed Baptist Studies has just been published. It includes a lengthy (46 page) review of T. David Gordon’s “Promise, Law, Faith: Covenant-Historical Reasoning in Galatians” by Brandon Adams. He argues for a 1689 Federalist interpretation of Galatians, noting where Gordon’s interpretation complements it and where Gordon’s view could be sharpened by it.

The issue also includes a brief review of Richard P. Belcher Jr.’s new book on covenant theology by Samuel Renihan.

The Reformed Baptist Academic Press website is undergoing construction so the journal is not available through the site currently. Instead, you have three options:

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01

Jun
2021

In Audio
Video

By Brandon Adams

Podcast: Theocast Intro to Covenant Theology

On 01, Jun 2021 | In Audio, Video | By Brandon Adams

The Theocast podcast has put together a helpful 5-part introduction to covenant theology from a 1689 Federalism perspective. This truly is an introduction to covenant theology for those who are not familiar with it (i.e. not just an introduction to baptist distinctives).

Introduction to Covenant Theology (website)

Introduction to Covenant Theology (YouTube)

[Editor’s note: I have only listened to these 5 episodes and am otherwise unfamiliar with the podcast] Facebooktwittermail

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23

Oct
2020

In Audio
Resources
Samuel Renihan

By Brandon Adams

Lectures: Sam Renihan @ Doctrine & Devotion 2020 Conference

On 23, Oct 2020 | In Audio, Resources, Samuel Renihan | By Brandon Adams

Sam Renihan taught on 1689 Federalism at the 2020 Doctrine & Devotion Conference: Covenant Theology: God’s Promises for God’s People. He had 4 lectures

  1. Abrahamic Covenant
  2. Mosaic Covenant
  3. Davidic Covenant
  4. New Covenant
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23

Oct
2020

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Resources
Samuel Renihan

By Brandon Adams

Podcast: Sam Renihan @ Distilling Theology

On 23, Oct 2020 | In Audio, Resources, Samuel Renihan | By Brandon Adams

Episode 39: Concerning Hobbits // A Discussion on 1689 Baptist Covenant Theology w/ Samuel Renihan

We’re thrilled to be joined this week by Dr. Samuel Renihan, author of “God without Passions,” “The Mystery of Christ, His Covenant, and His Kingdom,” and “From Shadow to Substance: The Federal Theology of the English Particular Baptists.”

Eric is back with us and he tries to become best friends with Sam, Justin revels in roasting Blake for his minority Covenant Theology position (this week), and there’s enough dad jokes to last the trip to Mordor and back. The guys sip Johnnie Walker Double Black Label, a blended scotch whisky favored by our esteemed guest, and deep dive into some of the distinctives of Baptist Covenant Theology.

We’re giving away a copy of Dr. Samuel Renihan’s book “The Mystery of Christ” and a DT Glencairn – Enter to win by visiting www.DistillingTheology.com/Giveaway between now and Friday, 9/25.

The entire 2.5 hour EXTENDED EDITION of this episode is available in full exclusively at patreon.com/distillingtheology. Check out more extended episodes, watch us live stream our episodes before they are released, and get access to exclusive bonus content on Patreon, starting at just $4.99 per month: https://patreon.com/distillingtheology
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23

Oct
2020

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Resources
Samuel Renihan

By Brandon Adams

Podcast: Sam Renihan @ Theology Driven

On 23, Oct 2020 | In Audio, Resources, Samuel Renihan | By Brandon Adams

Special Guest – Sam Renihan

Listen in as Sam Renihan explains the importance of Baptist Covenant Theology!

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23

Oct
2020

In Audio
Resources
Samuel Renihan

By Brandon Adams

Podcast: Sam Renihan @ The Sword & the Trowel

On 23, Oct 2020 | In Audio, Resources, Samuel Renihan | By Brandon Adams

TS&TT: Sam Renihan | Mystery of Christ & Covenant Theology

Today on The Sword & The Trowel, Tom Ascol and Jared Longshore welcome Dr. Samuel Renihan on the show to discuss the release of the newest Founders Press title The Mystery of Christ, His Covenant and His Kingdom. They talk about how the book came to be, why it was written and why it is an important resource for Christians today.

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23

Oct
2020

In Audio
Resources
Samuel Renihan

By Brandon Adams

Podcast: Sam Renihan @ London Lyceum

On 23, Oct 2020 | In Audio, Resources, Samuel Renihan | By Brandon Adams

Episode 42: Baptist Covenant Theology with Sam Renihan

Jordan and Brandon discuss covenant theology and Baptist covenant theology with expert pastor-scholar Sam Renihan. What is a covenant? Wha tis covenant theology? How much unity or diversity is there in Reformed covenant theology? Why should every church member care about covenant theology?

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23

Oct
2020

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Resources
Samuel Renihan

By Brandon Adams

Podcast: Sam Renihan @ Theology on the Go

On 23, Oct 2020 | In Audio, Resources, Samuel Renihan | By Brandon Adams

From Shadow To Substance Podcast @ Theology on the Go, “A Place For Truth,” Alliance of Confessing Evangelicals

What is Federal Theology? Sam Renihan joins our hosts to address this very question. Sam is a pastor at Trinity Reformed Baptist Church in La Mirada, CA and author of From Shadow to Substance: the Federal Theology of the English Particular Baptists. 

 Is it fair to say that Federal theology was the theology of the post-reformation English Puritan? If so, how? Sam focuses his attention on the distinctive features of Federal Theology among particular Baptists, their place in the 17th century literature, and the implications of departing from the English social institutions of long-held beliefs.

Show Notes

·  Theologian Casper Olevian

·  Theologian John Cameron

·  Minister Benjamin Cox 

·  Unity and Continuity in Covenantal Thought by Andrew Woosley

·  The Covenantal Theology of John Spilsbery by Matthew Bingham

·  The Distinctiveness of Baptist Covenant Theology by Pascal Denault 

·  Divine Rule Maintained: Anthony Burgess, Covenant Theology, and the Place of the     

Law in reformed Scholasticism by Casselli

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