After debating Dr. Michael Brown on the question “Have the New Testament Charismatic Gifts Ceased?“, Dr. Waldron was interviewed on the Confessing Baptist podcast to follow-up on the continuation of the charismatic gifts. They recently posted part 2, and we encourage you to check it out.
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Preface: Recently I visited a group of folks interested in starting a church. I think what I shared with them might be useful to many others who follow this blog. Thus, I share an edited version of what I said to them with you. I am here this morning with a...
The evangelistic efforts of Johann Gerhard Oncken deserve high recognition, and a deep study will provide encouragement and instruction for how believers today ought to participate in evangelism and missions. As Baptist historian, H. Leon McBeth puts it, “the greatest pioneer of the Baptist faith in Europe was J. G. Oncken.”
The 1689 Baptist Confession gives us an extensive doctrine of sola scriptura. This is a glorious inheritance from our Baptist forefathers. We must not truncate its meaning or significance.