We sit down with the lead pastor of Faith Bible church, Sung Cho, to discuss ministry during the Corona virus.
Recommended reading on the topics discussed in this episode:
Statement on Anti-Asian racism in the Time of Covid-19
How DC Churches Responded When the Government Banned Public Gatherings During the Spanish Flu of 1918
We sit down with a member of our church, John Warren, and listen to his story of growing up Black in America in the 50s and 60s.
We discuss the problem of abuse in the church and what the Bible calls us to do about it.
Recommended reading on the topics discussed in this episode:
For spiritual care for abuse recovery The Bruised Reed by Richard Sibbes
Part three in the series on the Baptists Distinctives: Priesthood of all believers.
Recommended reading on the topics discussed in this episode:
The Priesthood of All Believers and the Quest for Theological Integrity by Timothy George
Part two in the series on the Baptists Distinctives: Autonomy of the local church and congregationalism.
Recommended reading on the topics discussed in this episode:
"Don't Fire Your Church Members: The Case for Congregationalism" by Jonathan Leeman
We start a series on the Baptists Distinctives by discussing Biblical Authority.
Recommended reading on the topics discussed in this episode:
Baptists and the Bible by L. Russ Bush and Tom J. Nettles
Daily Does of Greek By Dr Robert Plummer
We discuss the first Baptist in Ireland and his legacy with special guest Micah Caswell
Recommended reading on the topics discussed in this episode:
Thomas Patient: The Father of the Irish Baptist Church By Micah Caswell
We discuss the history of Baptists in relation to the Reformation and Protestantism.
Recommended reading on the topics discussed in this episode:
The Baptist Heritage: Four Centuries of Baptist Witness by H. Leon McBeth
We discuss the history of altar calls and the man that made them so popular.
Recommended reading on the topics discussed in this episode:
We discuss the historical relationship between Independent Baptists and the King James Version of the Bible.
We answer some of the questions we have received from listeners.
Recommended reading on the topics discussed in this episode:
Plain Theology for Plain People by Charles Octavius Boothe
How Baptists viewed the American Revolution before, during, and after the war.
Recommended reading on the topics discussed in this episode:
Baptists in America: A History by Thomas Kidd and Barry Hankins
Missionaries You Should Know: George Liele by Lesley Hildreth
Mark and Matthew discuss the recent discussion around a post from John MacArthur about race. They discuss where race came from and the origins of the Curse of Ham
Recommended reading on the topics discussed in this episode:
Post by MacArthur
This week Mark and Matthew discuss the book The Trail of Blood by James Carroll. They discuss what claims the book makes, why Baptists want to make those claims, and if they stand up to historical scrutiny.
Mark and Matthew discuss the first Baptist confession from 1611. Who wrote it, why he wrote it, and what it means to be a Baptist based on history.
Recommended reading on the topics discussed in this episode:
A Declaration of Faith of English People by Thomas Helwys 1611
Readings in Baptist History: Four Centuries of Selected Documents by Joseph Early Jr
Mark and Matthew discuss Calvinism. What it is and isn't, where it came from, and how it should be viewed by Arminians.
Recommended reading on the topics discussed in this episode:
Tulip and Reformed Theology by R.C. Sproul
Mark and Matthew introduce the theme and style of the podcast.
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