
Theological content from a 1689 Baptist perspective.
| Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 370 | Founded | 7 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Religion & SpiritualityChristianity | |||

Roger Williams’ most important work on liberty of conscience caused a sensation when first published in London in 1644 and has had an enduring impact in the debate on that subject ever since. It was entitled “The Bloudy Tenent of Persecution, for Cau... more
In this conversation, Pastors Joe Wilson and Lee McKinnon offer tips to help pastors lead their churches amid conflicts and disputes.
They discuss the sources of conflict, external circumstances that lead to disputes, and ways pastors can guard thei... more
CBTS Vice President and Professor of Practical Theology, John Miller, discusses his experiences as a church-planting pastor and the lessons he learned from planting Reformed Baptist churches. He further discusses Reformed ecclesiology and missiology ... more
"Williams deeply hated the idea of forced conversions or government-imposed religious rituals, like infant baptism, which placed the name Christian on people. He likened pressuring unconvinced men to worship God to a man forcing a woman into bed. He ... more
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I had the pleasure of meeting Austin McCormick at an in-person module held in Owensboro, KY. Hey used the phrase “bit by the Baptist bug” a few times and now that saying sticks in my mind every time I come to listen to another episode of the Covenant Podcast.
It’s a silly expression that makes me laugh, but it’s a fitting description for this show as these men seek to honor Christ in all they do.
Love this show and love these brothers! Keep up the good work.
The Covenant Podcast continues to produce edifying content thanks to the addition of Dewey Dovel to the team!
Great 1689 content
Thank you for this episode.
You are always in for a Theological treat when tuning into this podcast. The guests are always solid, the questions are always thought provoking and Christ is always exalted. I definitely recommend that you add this podcast to your weekly list of listening.
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This podcast explores a range of theological topics viewed through a 1689 Baptist perspective, engaging listeners in discussions on historical Baptist beliefs, religious liberty, and doctrinal teachings. Episodes cover the legacy of key figures like William Carey and John Calvin, as well as contemporary issues like Christian nationalism and presuppositional apologetics. The hosts, who are likely pastors and theologians, often invite guests who bring rich academic and practical insights, ensuring a mixture of scholarly and accessible content that resonates with both laypeople and those involved in church leadership. This podcast is notable for its emphasis on education, both in personal faith and theological understanding, making it a compel... more
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Recent guests on Covenant Podcast include:
1. John Miller
2. Brian Croft
3. Dr. Jason Edwards
4. Jeff Smith
5. Dr. Samuel E. Masters
6. Dr. James Anderson
7. Dewey Dovel
8. Michael Emadi
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