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Consider The Confession

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Second London Baptist Confession Of Faith
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A series of brief discussions on matters about and within the Second London Baptist Confession of Faith.

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In this interview with Dr. James Renihan, we discuss how we should view the First London Baptist Confession of Faith and how does it relate to the Second London Baptist Confession of Faith.

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In this interview with Dr. James Renihan, we discuss the conclusion of the First London Baptist Confession of Faith.

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In this interview with Dr. James Renihan, we discuss Article 52 of the First London Baptist Confession of Faith.

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In this interview with Dr. James Renihan, we discuss Article 51 of the First London Baptist Confession of Faith.

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Recent Guests

James Renihan
President of the International Reform Baptist Seminary
International Reform Baptist Seminary
Episode: Episode 206: The Conclusion Of The First London Baptist Confession Of Faith
Dr. James Renihan
President of the International Reform Baptist Seminary
International Reform Baptist Seminary
Episode: Episode 198: Cited Scriptures In Article 48 Of The First London Baptist Confession Of Faith
Jason Walter
Pastor of Christ Reformed Baptist Church in Vista, California
Christ Reformed Baptist Church
Episode: Episode 121: Means, Total Depravity, Two Natures, And The Distance Between God And The Creature (Compilation of Episodes 16, 22, 23, 25, 21)

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Fred Pugh
Host of the podcast and discussion facilitator; frequently introduces topics and guides conversation.
James Renihan
Co-hosting guest expert providing historical context and scholarly insights on confessional texts and church-state relations.

Reviews

4.8 out of 5 stars from 47 ratings
  • Much better intro

    The music of the former intro was very disruptive and to me didn’t fit with the feel of the show itself. I’m glad they changed that.

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    eajustice
    United States2 years ago
  • Very Helpful Insights For Reformed Baptists

    Highly recommend for anyone interested in the Second London Baptist Confession of Faith and understanding it better. Great for family or personal devotions while driving about.

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    Philip Heard
    United States2 years ago
  • A Desperately Needed Podcast for Our Day!

    Pastor Fred Pugh and Dr. James Renihan are such faithful and godly men, and their insights into the Baptist confessions of faith are much needed in our day and age. This podcast needs to be listened to by all Baptists so that we can return to our roots and reconnect ourselves to our history and reformed tradition by being confessional and embracing the truths in these confessions of faith for which godly men before us worked and gave their lives. Pastor Fred and Dr. Renihan wonderfully summarize... more

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    Jeremy Swartz
    United States5 years ago

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Listeners appreciate the rigorous historical grounding and clear explanations of confessional texts.
The discussion format and expert guests help illuminate complex Baptist confessional history.
Many describe the episodes as a valuable resource for understanding church-state relations in 17th-century England.

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Episode 198: Cited Scriptures In Article 48 Of The First London Baptist Confession Of Faith
Q: Why are Romans 13, 1 Peter 2:13-14, and 1 Timothy 2:1-3 important to Article 48, and what is meant by 'in all lawful things'?
These scriptures are cited to ground the relationship between civil authorities and the church in the Word of God, showing that while the civil magistrate has a God-ordained role, obedience is due within the sphere of lawful authority and not when civil power commands the church to violate God's law. The discussion highlights that the Word of God provides direction, not merely human opinion, and that 'in all lawful things' limits obedience to actions that align with biblical principle.
Episode 182: The Responsibilities of Elders In The Local Church In The First London Baptist Confession Of Faith
Q: What are the four responsibilities of elders and how are they supposed to operate within a local church?
The four responsibilities are feeding, governing, serving, and building up the church. Feeding involves preaching and teaching the Word; governing means applying Scripture without overreaching into people's lives; serving means self-giving for the sake of others; and building up refers to both bringing people to faith and nurturing their growth toward spiritual maturity.
Episode 160: Antinomianism And The First London Baptist Confession
Q: Did any of the Baptists actually hold to this justification from eternity?
There were some reformers or particular Baptists in the period who entertained or hinted at related views, but later theologians such as Benjamin Keach rejected eternal justification, indicating that the view was not accepted as a lasting part of their doctrine.
Episode 160: Antinomianism And The First London Baptist Confession
Q: Could you perhaps explain that phrase, justification from eternity?
Justification from eternity is the proper way to understand that justification was decreed by God from eternity, and because God's decree cannot be nullified, all of the elect receive the benefits of that decree and are thus justified in eternity; conversion then reveals a status that has always been in place.
Episode 184: The Duties Of Ministers In The First London Baptist Confession Of Faith
Q: I wonder if you might comment on whether there is a distinction or why this particular article is important to us.
Dr. Renihan explains that the article emphasizes the pastoral responsibilities and the relationship between pastor and congregation, connecting it to earlier duties of elders and highlighting the proper calling and place of the minister as central to governance and care of souls.

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This show presents concise, scholarly discussions centered on the Second London Baptist Confession of Faith, with a strong emphasis on confessional history, church governance, baptism practices, and the relationship between church and state in 17th-century England. Episodes frequently feature two hosts and a scholarly guest, offering historical analysis, doctrinal clarification, and practical implications for Baptist churches today. A standout aspect is the consistent engagement with primary confessional texts and their revisions, guided by academic guests from related seminaries, which gives audiences a rigorous, historically grounded perspective on confessional Baptist heritage.

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