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Category Archives: Inerrancy
God at Work in Germany: A Testimony
Recently, Barry King, pastor of Grace Baptist Church (http://tiny.cc/te1v3), Wood Green, London came into contact with some friends in Germany who are at the heart of a struggle for Biblical reformation in their land. The testimony of Anita Kupfermann is … Continue reading
Posted in Convictions, Doctrine, Education, Gospel issues, Inerrancy, Scripture, Testimony
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The Geisler-Licona Controversy:
Part 1: What Is This All About?
Part 1: What Is This All About?
by Steve Lemke, Provost, Professor of Philosophy and Ethics, McFarland Chair of Theology, and Director of the Baptist Center for Theology and Ministry at New Orleans Baptist Theological Seminary. A debate has been swirling in Apologetics circles (particularly the Evangelical … Continue reading
Posted in Apologetics, Doctrine, Gospel issues, Inerrancy, Scripture
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Sufficency of Scripture
Matthew 7:5-13 tells us of a time the Pharisees confronted Jesus about his disciples’ non-washed hands before they would partake of a meal. Jesus responded to them about their own traditions where they were dishonoring the word of God through … Continue reading
Posted in Doctrine, Inerrancy, Scripture
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Podcast Episode 23
This week’s podcast is our longest yet, at just over forty-four minutes, but hopefully the discussion will prove worth the time. We didn’t even cover all the topics we intended to address. In times past, such long-windedness would have been … Continue reading
Posted in Audio, Church, Doctrine, Evangelism, Inerrancy, Pastors, Podcast, Seminary Issues
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Baptists and the Bible: By What Authority?
Rev. Steve Grose is pastor of the Newcastle Baptist Tabernacle in Newcastle, New South Wales, Australia. He blogs at Grosey’s Messages. Steve is a conservative Baptist serving in a Baptist Union in New South Wales, and this article was written … Continue reading
Posted in Gospel issues, Guest Author, Inerrancy, Scripture
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Whose Jesus Do We Follow?
In the epistle of 1 John, the apostle is fighting a heresy that is contrary to a proper understanding of Christology. The heresy was known as Gnosticism and it distorted a true apprehension of who Jesus is, what Jesus did, … Continue reading
Abandoning Doctrinal Fidelity for the Lowest Common Denominator
While attending the FBC Jacksonville Pastor’s conference, the events of last week have weighed heavily on my mind. Namely what our site, SBCToday, should be about. The resource managers have primarily taken up the cause of the nearly forgotten doctrines … Continue reading
Closed Communion and Inerrancy Part II
As you begin reading Part II, I need to remind you of a disclaimer. I am writing this taxonomy as if I were writing in 1980. The conclusion brings everything up to today, but the first part of this paper … Continue reading
Posted in Baptism, Baptist Identity, BF&M, Ecclesiology, Inerrancy, SBC Issues, SBC Perspective
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One Truth of Scripture?
Someone well said; A minister without boldness is like a smooth file, a knife without an edge, a sentinel that is afraid to let off his gun. Men will be bold in sin, and ministers must be bold to reprove. … Continue reading
Posted in Church, Dissent, Gospel issues, Inerrancy, Preaching
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THEOLOGICAL FOUNDATIONS: APOLOGIA
John Mann, who has contributed to SBC Today before, has offered a new treatise which we are happy to publish. He is pastor at La Junta Baptist church and in 2001 he lead the congregation to disfellow themselves from the … Continue reading
