In the act of preaching, the Chief Shepherd is preaching to his people through his appointed servant. The herald of the King must accurately express both the message of the King and the heart of the King.
Jon English Lee Appointed to ThM Program Director
Today Covenant Baptist Theological Seminary is pleased to announce the appointment of Jon English Lee to the position of ThM Program Director.
CBTSeminary hosts ARTS annual meeting
On October 5-6th, Covenant Baptist Theological Seminary had the privilege of hosting the annual Association of Reformed Theological Seminaries meeting in Owensboro. KY. ARTS is an accrediting organization and the mission of ARTS is to preserve and advance the academic quality, accountability, and improvement of institutions committed to educating students in the tenets of Reformed Theology.
The first sentence of the Second London Confession of Faith | Michael A.G. Haykin
Given the very real threat posed by the Quaker movement to Calvinistic Baptist churches, it seems most probable that the strengthening of this statement on Scripture is a definite response to this situation.
A Theologically Informed Pessimism? | Jim Savastio
I have been involved, in one form or another, in the public ministry of God’s word for nearly 45 years. In those years I have taught or preached to saints and sinners over 3,000 times. Some years ago, I noticed a general sense of fatigue in the ministry. I realized that I had been battling discouragement for an extended period of time. This discouragement, for me, was rooted in what I will term a ‘theologically informed pessimism’.
Amazing Grace: 250 Years Old, but Eternally True Pt.2 | Tom Nettles
The Hymn “Amazing Grace,” reached its 250th year of age in 2023. Being first sung under the leadership of its composer, John Newton, by the parish congregation in Olney, Bucks, England, it was published in 1779 in Olney Hymns.
Amazing Grace: 250 Years Old, but Eternally True | Tom Nettles
In light of stated, confirmed, and reconfirmed promises of the eternity of God’s gracious acts, Newton felt perfectly confident in leading his congregation to sing, “But God who called me here below, will be forever mine.”
The Christian Hope | Ben Carlson
Introduction The final destiny of the redeemed is glorious. We read about it in many New Testament passages which speak about the Christian hope. What are believers ultimately looking forward to? What are the eyes of their hearts set upon? What are they waiting...
On building walls and building bridges: an observation on Particular Baptist life in the British and Irish archipelago in the long eighteenth century | Michael A.G. Haykin
“One way of characterizing the change that took place in British and Irish Particular Baptist life in the course of the long eighteenth century (1680s-1830s) is along the lines of walls and bridges: the Particular Baptists transitioned from being a community of wall-builders to one of being bridge-builders.”
CBTSeminary’s Two Modular Courses over Labor Day Weekend
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE September 12, 2023 For the first time, CBTSeminary offered two modular courses over one week in their new building at 800 Chuck Gray Court, Owensboro. The first course was offered at the Master of Divinity and Master of Arts level and covered...
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