One Eternal Day

As I followed links looking for something I eventually didn't find, I happened upon "Why I Am a Baptist" by Albert Mohler . Mo...

I started blogging here shortly after I retired from teaching in 2005, usually posting several times a week. Consequently, there is a lot of...

Thomas Kidd has posted "Confessions of Faith and the Baptist Tradition" responding to Rick Warren, pastor of Saddleback Church, a...

Remember, O Lord, Thy tender mercies and Thy loving kindnesses; for they have been ever of old. Last night I re-watched one of my favori...

I have no strong opinion about the larger argument in this post — I didn't really read it attentively — but when I noticed this paragra...

From R. Albert Mohler Jr. on "Why I Am a Baptist" in First Things : .... Every great movement probably begins in an argument ...

The Center for Baptist Renewal continues a series on an "Evangelical Baptist Catholicity Manifesto" with Article IV, "Bapti...

From an interview with Bobby Jamieson, author of Going Public: Why Baptism Is Required for Church Membership : Church membership is a p...

Doing a search on this blog I came across something I had posted here last January. Alison Krauss singing about baptism:

Jonathan Leeman reviews Baptism: Three Views [2009] at 9Marks. Before engaging with the arguments in the book he makes a point important ...

If a doctrine isn't essential to salvation, is it then unimportant? My denomination exists because of doctrines that aren't essent...

When he was six James Kushiner's parents told him that he shouldn't take communion until he was old enough to understand and until ...

Among the highlights of the week at the just concluded Seventh Day Baptist General Conference sessions were the presentations by Rev Brian ...

Via Denny Burk, Spurgeon on believers' baptism: “If I thought it wrong to be a Baptist, I should give it up, and become what I beli...

O GOD, who hast prepared for those who love Thee such good things as pass man's understanding; Pour into to our hearts such love toward ...

At Books & Culture , Mark Noll, in "So You're a Baptist," reviews two books about Baptist identity, concluding that the m...

Craig Blomberg on the importance of baptism : .... I don’t for one minute want to argue for baptismal regeneration—the belief that you must...

Nathan Finn, who teaches Baptist studies and church history at Southeastern Baptist, notes a controversy about whether it is possible for...