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The Doctrine of Last Things with Sam Waldron
The Doctrine of Last Things: An Optimistic Amillennial View is the culmination of Dr. Sam Waldron's pastoral heart on eschatology, which spans over thirty years. This book aims to clarify the often contentious and complex discussions surrounding the doctrine of last things (eschatology). Waldron even-handedly addresses various eschatological views, including premillennialism, postmillennialism, and amillennialism, while emphasizing the importance of understanding the relationship between Christ's return and the millennium. Beneficial to all believers, regardless of eschatological position, lay readers and theologians alike will revitalize their hope in these last days and behold clearly the exalted-Christ.
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Dictionary of the New Testament use of Old Testament with Ben Gladd
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With the torrent of publications on the use of the Old Testament in the New Testament, the time is ripe for a dictionary dedicated to this incredibly rich yet diverse field. This companion volume to the well-received Commentary on the New Testament Use of the Old Testament (CNTUOT) brings together leading evangelical biblical scholars to explore and explain the many facets of how the New Testam...
Hot Water with Austin Walker | Covenant Podcast
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Hot Water: A Baptismal Controversy from the 1690s and its Relevance for Today In the 1690s a contentious debate broke out in Suffolk, England, between an Anglican rector and those we have come to know as Particular Baptists. The purpose of this book is to examine this controversy and consider some crucial issues it raised, principally the nature of the church of the Lord Jesus Christ. It involv...
"Authorized" with Mark Ward | Covenant Podcast
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The KJV beautifully rendered the Scriptures into the language of turn-of-the-seventeenth-century England. Even today the King James is the most widely read Bible in the United States. The rich cadence of its Elizabethan English is recognized even by non-Christians. But English has changed a great deal over the last 400 years, and in subtle ways that very few modern readers will recognize. In Au...
The Law of God with Brice Bigham | Covenant Podcast
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In this conversation, Austin McCormick and Dewey Dovel speak with Brice Bigham on the Law of God. Brice Bigham came on staff at CBTS in 2019. He serves as a Deacon at Grace Reformed Baptist Church of Owensboro, KY. He has earned a Bachelor’s Degree from Columbia International University and a Master of Divinity from CBTS (’24). He lives with his wife Alina and their four children. Brice particu...
The Active Obedience of Christ with Patrick Abendroth | Covenant Podcast
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The active obedience of Christ is a vital biblical doctrine that helps sinners see Jesus better. Many know Jesus to be the one who atoned for sin, securing forgiveness for those who trust in Him. This is both wonderful and crucial. But being forgiven is not enough. God requires perfect obedience for eternal life. Even Jesus says so. Thankfully, God not only requires perfect obedience but also g...
Call to the Ministry with Bart Carlson | Covenant Podcast
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In this episode of the Covenant Podcast, Pastor Dewey Dovel interviews Pastor Bart Carlson on a "Call to the Ministry." Pastor Bart Carlson graduated from Trinity Ministerial Academy in 1992. After a brief time assisting churches in the Philippines he became an elder at Trinity Baptist Church in 1995 and since then has served the church in full-time preaching, teaching and pastoral duties. For ...
1689 19:4 The Present Status of the Judicial Law | Confessing the Faith
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1689 19:4 The Present Status of the Judicial Law | Confessing the Faith "This paragraph is clearly based on Calvin’s treatment of the judicial law in the Institutes. This treatment is very relevant in light of the idea of the abiding validity of the judicial law being espoused in our day." For more information visit: cbtseminary.org
Every Man's Conscience with Ryan Burton King | Covenant Podcast
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Readers of this volume will be both informed and perhaps even transformed, by a better understanding of the Early English Baptist development of a biblically distinctive theology of religious liberty in an era when it was not enjoyed by many and was endorsed by few, well before the radical cultural and intellectual shifts of the eighteenth century. To purchase a copy of this book click here: he...
1689 19:3-4 The Threefold Division of the Law | Confessing the Faith
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1689 19:3-4 The Threefold Division of the Law | Confessing the Faith "The Confession in these paragraphs distinguishes three types of laws in the law of Moses: the moral, the ceremonial, and judicial and asserts that the ceremonial and judicial have been fulfilled and abolished, but that the moral law continues to bind all men." For more information visit: cbtseminary.org
Baptist Identity with Tom J. Nettles | Covenant Podcast
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In this conversation, Austin McCormick and Dewey Dovel interview Dr. Nettles on Elements of Baptist Identity, drawn from his book "The Baptists: Vol.1" Dr. Nettles writes that Baptists are: 1) Orthodox 2) Evangelical 3) Ecclesiological Separate 4) Conscientiously Confessional Desire theological training? Enrollment to CBTSeminary is open year-round! For more information visit: cbtseminary.org
1689 19:2 The Ten Commandments | Confessing the Faith
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1689 19:2 The Ten Commandments | Confessing the Faith "Here the Confession teaches the substantial equivalence of the requirements of the law written on Adam’s heart with the Ten Commandments." For more information visit: cbtseminary.org
The Witness of God and the Mission of the Church with Justin Schell | Covenant Podcast
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The Witness of God and the Mission of the Church with Justin Schell | Covenant Podcast
1689 19:2 The Law Written in the Heart of Adam | Confessing the Faith
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1689 19:2 The Law Written in the Heart of Adam | Confessing the Faith
Preaching the Psalms Christologically with James Renihan | Covenant Podcast
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Preaching the Psalms Christologically with James Renihan | Covenant Podcast
1689 19:1 Of the Law of God | Confessing the Faith
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1689 19:1 Of the Law of God | Confessing the Faith
Bible Translations with Mark Ward | Covenant Podcast
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Bible Translations with Mark Ward | Covenant Podcast
1689 18:4 Assurance of Salvation is Variable | Confessing the Faith
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1689 18:4 Assurance of Salvation is Variable | Confessing the Faith
Comforts from Psalm 139 with Gordon Taylor | Covenant Podcast
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Comforts from Psalm 139 with Gordon Taylor | Covenant Podcast
CovCon'25: The Law of God | March 13-15, 2025
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CovCon'25: The Law of God | March 13-15, 2025
Why study Aramaic? with Scott Callaham | Covenant Podcast
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Why study Aramaic? with Scott Callaham | Covenant Podcast
1689 18:3 Assurance of Salvation is Attainable | Confessing the Faith
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1689 18:3 Assurance of Salvation is Attainable | Confessing the Faith
Navigating Cultural Chaos for Children & Teens with Andrew Walker | Covenant Podcast
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Navigating Cultural Chaos for Children & Teens with Andrew Walker | Covenant Podcast
1689 18:2 Assurance of Salvation is Infallible | Confessing the Faith
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1689 18:2 Assurance of Salvation is Infallible | Confessing the Faith
Child Rearing to the Glory of God with George McDearmon | Covenant Podcast
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Child Rearing to the Glory of God with George McDearmon | Covenant Podcast
"Don't Waste Your Breath" with Brian Borgman | Covenant Podcast
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"Don't Waste Your Breath" with Brian Borgman | Covenant Podcast
God's Glory in Creation with Jeff Williams | Covenant Podcast
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God's Glory in Creation with Jeff Williams | Covenant Podcast
Textual Criticism with Timothy Decker | Covenant Podcast
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Textual Criticism with Timothy Decker | Covenant Podcast
The Neurological Healings of Jesus with Dr. Richard Dewey Jr. | Covenant Podcast
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The Neurological Healings of Jesus with Dr. Richard Dewey Jr. | Covenant Podcast
My Lyft driver gave me a recommendation to listen to Voddie. We were on the subject about marriage and having kids and I was hesitant about having children of my own. The first video that popped up for me was this one when I searched him up. It’s God sending me a sign. “Laying down roots says something, something optimistic. We live multigenerational- multiply there and do not decrease. Optimistic people get marriage and have kids!” A change in perspective. I pray ❤️🥹
On a few occasions I have been able to point out that there was more to Jeremiah 29 then verse 11. That we must consider verses 10-14. All scripture has been fulfilled in Jesus Christ. The final word from Jesus on the cross was, “It is finished.” John 19:30. Jesus has set up the eternal kingdom. We are just traveling through and on our journey we bless and live our lives together in harmony.
That's my pastor my preacher my dad
I think this was the least favourite talk I've seen. It sends conflicting messages, and it shows a different world than many of us know. For example, every young person I know, Christian or secular, ranks money (lack of it, high inflation, high taxes, stagnant pay, layoffs, unemployment, not qualifying for a mortgage, can't afford to get married, can't afford to buy a home or land, can't afford to have kids, sky high cost of rentals, no money for health care or insurance, stiff competition with illegals in side hustles, etc) as THE reason they're not getting married, not having kids, not going out with friends, not going on holidays, and having to move back in with their parent/s. They've 'lost hope' because that's what the 1 % want.
Also, out of all whom are seemingly against me on a daily basis..who is it to benefit MORE from me tossing away my Christianity for the sake of a thriving bustling economy, especially when THE LORD Promises of Goals foreseeable ..and the lucrative thought of a dream without any true substance is all that is thrown at any one of Earth's citizens from its citizens is all its citizens can provide.... What is it that YOU'D offer that is better than Eternal Life with The Father?
They say the entire struggle is a POWER MOVE... Those whom are trying to cease control over the one who's made it. WHAT WAS SAID?
So then, my complaints are justified. For it isn't God whom isn't favorable of my confusion and frustration, vocally expressed... it's the people. But, it is the devil who's MAKING people feel forced to listen to Me all dang day. Folks seeking to sabotage what has gotten ME through 45 years of self talking my way out of serious conflicts, because they are either bored of hearing it or stunted from enjoying their private and personal lives, due to my lonesome highway rambles to myself.....
I am translating this interview into Spanish. Where could I get permission to re upload it? This is very important for the church of our days.
Great video! Also, that must have been a lot of fog juice!
I have listened to you for a couple of years, but this is my first time seeing you and you don’t look like what I pictured. Funny how that is.
Theonomy or autonomy
Amen! Question? I am 47 and would love to have studied the Greek ; is there any reason why I should make an attempt now that I’m older ?
The doubting thomas.yoi served in India and the eastern religions
You cannot serve 2 gods you will hate one and love the other
He was the 12 disciple.called himself an apostle apostate
Trying to be Simon peter
Judas is Saul also known as Paul.doubting thomas
Peter is always going to be a discipline disciple not a apostle
When peters shadow fell on people they were healed
I obey Jesus or Paul
Saved by grace Peter wrote acts and romans
Episcopal isn't a letter an episitle you put all 10 letters in one book.iys ten separate letters ten books
Apologies
Exodus
When you have tooky justice name in vain calling him allah Jake's you take ancient Hebrew Abraham name for the Almighty one.jakes and jennings
Godliness is next to cleanliness holiness
There is only one who is righteous
What our justice says is what goes.but just know nobody not even the papacy escapes the wrath of my shaddai judgement
Tightly divided
Luke gentile
The first verse you learned
Apostolic Leslie Toles picked the same thing Baptist first verse they learn is John 316
I agree with Mr. Ward that there is a great blessing in having the whole community fluent in one translation. Another valuable reason to be familiar with the KJV is because old books and sermons used it. I can't imagine reading Bunyan without familiarity with the KJV. I still use it for personal use. I teach or preach from the ESV. Maybe someday in the future another translation will emerge that captures the hearts and minds of generations.
God aborts fetuses every hour of every day. We call it miscarrying, but it's just the 'christian' god having fun.
Religion poisons everything
Do they? Because every Christian has a different answer. Most Christians are pro-choice, so maybe you're in the wrong? After all, God did end life of many, many children, including the unborn ones.
OMG dude you're insane. We don't care about Christianity. We don't care about the Christian God. It's as simple as that. We don't accept Bible as the word of God.
Great summary. The more I study this the more I see how glorious the reformed understanding of justification is!
Life verse Acts 4:12 (KJV) Neither is there salvation in any other: for there is none other name under heaven given among men, whereby we must be saved.
Fantastic sermon as always
I’ve not listened to the whole video yet, but in my 5 year walk with the Lord in my spirit man I knew this verse did not mean how my soul and flesh had taken it to mean. As I’ve walked with the Lord I’ve learned that His definition of prosperity and fulness of life in Him are complete opposite to the world’s even the church. God is good and He promises to withhold no good thing from us. Even Joseph said to his brothers after then persecuting him and leaving him for dead, selling him into slavery ‘what you meant for evil God meant for good!’ We only gave to look at nearly r dry biblical character and we are no different as children of God especially the remnant who have surrendered ‘everything’ to Him and laid down ALOT for the Gospel know that ONlY God knows what is good and will prosper His Chosen one’s.. persecution, suffering, trials are all to purify us and refine us in His fire NOW in this life as the Holy Spirit in us takes us from faith to faith and glory to glory and finishes what He started within us when we first became born again from ABOVE! God promises He is for us not against us and no weapon formed against us will EVER prosper even though the fiery darts of the enemy will come at us but if we TRUST in Him, in His Will, His Ways, His Goodness and Mercy that we will go through storms but the waves will not overwhelm us, we will be tried in the fire but we will come out not smelling of smoke nor one hair on our head singed.., we’ve just gotta TRUST in Him and let Him take us by the hand and lead us through it all to the over side just as He did Jesus and the patriarchs. And I pray as we walk in the Spirit and are led by Him, He won’t let us forget this Truth.., yet let us remember He will wipe away every tear, and give us mourning for dancing and beauty for ashes. Now these may not be spoken either in context but there is the Priciple of God’s divine redemption plan for all true believers in Christ ❤❤❤
God is with me in my suffering
Question: Why we accept translation and updates in the Holy Word of God and reject do the same with our Confession? Excellent program
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I love Mark Ward! 😊 Praying for the Lord to provide him a good if not great income as he ventures to make social media, web design, published books, and other avenues profitable so he can continue edifying the church with his very intelligible and very intelligent mind and other gifts! Edit. Really looking forward to his forthcoming book on KJV false friends. Already bought and read Authorized which was fantastic.
If English Bible translations were Star Wars characters... 😋 * ESV = Yoda. Knowledgeable and wise, comes from a long and venerable heritage (Tyndale-KJV), but often talks backwards. * NASB = C3PO. Technically precise, popular with fellow robotic eggheads, but too literal-minded and woodenly awkward. NASB 2020 is C3PO with a smooth talking chip installed. * LSB = K3PO. A different shade or color of C3PO in a land far, far away, i.e. Southern California, but every once in a while throws in a foreign or exotic sounding word and becomes obsessively consistent in repeating the exact same word over and over again as if it's glitching. * NET = R2D2. Said to be the robot's robot (the translator's translation), plugs in and interfaces with the latest tech, but most people don't really use it, per se, they only use it for its technical tools (NET notes). * CSB/HCSB = Mace Windu. Boldly willing to take risks, even if it breaks with tradition (e.g. John 3:16, Rom 3:25), has a strong fan base within certain factions (SBC), but otherwise less popular than one might think. * NIV = Han Solo. Broadly popular, plain spoken and easy to follow, effectively gets the job done without any fancy acrobatics, but sometimes seems to be shady and may be smuggling illicit pronouns. * NLT = Ewoks. Communicates with simple expressions, not the most technically proficient, but heart is in the right place and once in a while pleasantly surprises everyone. * KJV = Darth Vader. Once thought to be the chosen one, speaks in an authoritative voice, but took a turn to the dark side when it began lording it over anyone who doesn't fall in line with the one true imperial text, the KJV Only. * NKJV = Dark Helmet. On the one hand, it's a new and improved Vader. On the other hand, it looks like Vader lite. * NRSV/NRSVue = Kylo Ren. Let the past die, forward thinking and progressive, but lack of faith is disturbing. * Biblical Hebrew and Greek = Chewbacca. The most powerful warrior in terms of brute strength, but a bit woolly sounding to most people and as such needs a translator to understand.
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biblical truth
I already commented that this sermon was excellent. I then discovered that it was more than excellent...is that possible??? I'm listening again and share this sermon with people in order to bless them!!!!!!
First thing i saw is at like :22 he is throwing up the 👌🏼which represents three sixes 666 for satan. So 22 seconds in and he's telling us who he really worships. The triangle behind him. Ive seen some stuff in other videos as well... Dang i really wanted him to be who he seemed to be. Dont be decieved y'all they are wolves in sheeps clothing
Amen and Amen...