The Particular Baptist Podcast

Dan brings a more practical episode today after a week off from the Valley of Vision.

Dan and Andrew finally respond to Stephen Wolfe on Christian Nationalism.

Dan and Andrew respond to Jeff Johnson's new book, "The Revealed God", from a historical perspective.

In part 1, Dan and Andrew discuss theological issues with Jeff Johnson's new book, "The Revealed God".

For reference, here are some previous episodes:

Immutability and the Incarnation: https://spotifyanchor-web.app.link/e/9YvhFlo82Hb

Did Paul Reject All Greek Philosophy? https://spotifyanchor-web.app.link/e/JhWyWWq82Hb

Analogy and God: https://spotifyanchor-web.app.link/e/oBwn5Js82Hb

Aquinas and Biblical Christianity: https://spotifyanchor-web.app.link/e/9uyMbru82Hb

Dan looks at some tweets from Scott Anoil on natural revelation.

Dan sits down with Pastor Jim Butler of Free Grace Baptist Church and discusses associationalism, an upcoming conference, and other topics.

Dan takes a look at the reaction surrounding Alistair Begg's comments on attending a gay wedding and looks at the broader state of the church.

Dan interacts with Collier, the Particular Baptist heretic from the 17th century, on reconciliation.

Dan sits down with Dr. James Dolezal to discuss liberty of conscience and toleration from John Owen.

Dan discusses the Trinity from the Valley of Vision and how it can be a comfort to us as Christians.

Dan discusses the law and gospel distinction, Federal Vision, and other things surrounding these topics with Dr. Tom Hicks.

Dan discusses apologetics including different approaches and methods.

Dan responds to Dr. Jordan Cooper's video on the Lutheran understanding of "ordo solutis". Their view has a detrimental impact on the cross.

Dan was blessed to be a guest on the "Why Theology" podcast with Khaleel Jones discussing chapter 7 of the 2nd London Baptist Confession of Faith.

You can find Khaleel's podcast here: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/why-theology/id1534205715

Dan discusses living by faith. We shouldn't complicate the Christian life.

Dan discusses when Christians should divide. This is a trait that all Christians must have.

Dan discusses leaving your church in light of the 1st and 2nd London Baptist Confessions of Faith.

Dan joins the discussion around the hit show.

Dan discusses teaching and preaching properly understood.

In this episode, Dan and Andrew respond to a gentleman on the eternal subordination of the Son.

Aquinas and Biblical Christianity: https://www.youtube.com/live/88l9p4K65fo?si=Qg0GmHwWG5BGKPc9 Three Centers of Consciousness? James White and the Doctrine of God: https://www.youtube.com/live/iVrHlQEWILQ?si=Owq2LjPdes2-OKVH

Dan discussions 2 Corinthians 4:6. Salvation is only of the Lord and is not brought by merit, but by the grace of God shining His light into our dark hearts.

Dan discusses cessationism focusing on tongues and prophecy as well as looking at cessationism historically in 17th century Puritanism.

Dan discusses approaches to Scripture from Erasmus and Beza in light of the debate on confessional bibliology.

Dan does a review of Dixon's book, "Nice and Hot Disputes" and brings home some application.

Dan sits down with Dr. Timothy Gatewood to discuss the recovery of classical theology.

Dan has "The Wife" on the show to discuss marriage!

Dan discussed a recent episode of "The Poetry of Reality" in which Richard Dawkins discusses divine simplicity.

Dan reviews Barrett's book on the Trinity.

Dan discuss dispensationalism with Isaac Szijjarto from Free Grace Baptist Church in Chilliwack, British Columbia, Canada.

Dan discusses a recent article put out by Doug Wilson discussing infused and imputed righteousness. Is infused righteousness the means of imputed righteousness? We discuss.

Dan discusses Carl R. Trueman's book on John Owen and some themes from it that can apply to us today.

Dan and Andrew discuss Joel Webbon's book, "Fight by Flight". We address the question, "Should Christians leave blue states?" among other things.

Daniel discusses a work published by Broken Wharfe by Nehemiah Coxe, one of the 2nd London Baptist Confession of Faith signers. We dive into Collier's strange view of unlimited atonement. Thanks to Broken Wharfe for sponsoring this episode.

Sean and Dan sit down with Dr. James Renihan to discuss his new exposition of the 1689 London Baptist Confession of Faith.

Sean and Dan discuss the doctrine of the Lord's Supper.

Sean and Dan discuss the doctrine of Christian liberty.

In this episode, Dan brings a lesson from Daniel 6.

Andrew brings us a church history lesson.

Sean brings a clarification from a previous episode on self-defense then a discussion is had on some Particular Baptist history.

In this episode, Sean and Dan discuss a video put out by the Daily Wire and Jordan Peterson.

Dan and Sean discuss Prager on lust, pornography, and adultery in this episode.

Sean and Dan discuss the Gospel issue of the resurrection of the dead.

Dan brings a lesson from the book of Daniel chapter 1.

Sean brings a church history lesson on a not so innocent pope.

Sean and Dan discuss "lordship" salvation in this episode.

Sean and Dan discuss the 6th commandment in light of Prager's Ten Commandments series.

In this episode, Sean, Dan, and Andrew discuss the doctrine of limited atonement in light of Austin Brown's new book, "A Boisterously Reformed Polemic Against Limited Atonement".

Sean and Dan continue their series through Prager's videos on the Ten Commandments this time discussing the 5th commandment.

Sean and Dan sit down with Dr. Sam Renihan to discuss his new book on Particular Baptist history, "The Petty France Church Part 2".