97: Are Early Baptists Really Just Congregationalists? (LBF 1646, §30–33)

98: Is there a resurgence of religion in Canada? Interview with Ray Pennings

In this episode of Into Theology, Wyatt interviews Ray Pennings, Executive Vice President of CARDUS, about the role of religion in Canada and the insights gained from their collaboration with the Angus Reid Institute. They discuss the spectrum of spirituality, generational differences in religious commitment, the impact of immigration on religious demographics, and the trends among youth seeking deeper spiritual engagement. The conversation also touches on the challenges of cultural Christianity and the future of religion in Canada, highlighting the importance of understanding these dynamics in a rapidly changing society. Make sure to read the study here: https://www.cardus.ca/research/spirited-citizenship/reports/religion-for-the-common-good/

97: Are Early Baptists Really Just Congregationalists? (LBF 1646, §30–33)

In this conversation, Wyatt and Dr. John Cleland explore the London Baptist Confession, focusing on its historical context, theological implications, and the evolution of Baptist beliefs. They discuss the nature of the church, the significance of atonement, assurance of faith, and the trials believers face. The conversation also delves into the distinctives of Baptist ecclesiology, particularly regarding baptism and the relationship between local and universal church concepts. The discussion concludes with reflections on the clarity of later confessions compared to earlier versions.

96: Must I Give the Law Before Sharing the Gospel? (LBF 1646, §25–29)

Do I need to share the commands of God before giving the Good News? Must we hear the bad news before we hear the Good News? We here take a look at the First London Baptist Confession to find out how early Baptists answered that question.

95: The London Baptist Confession (1646): §19–24

Join us on "Into Theology" as Wyatt and guest co-host Reverend Dr. Jon Cleland delve into the profound themes of the First London Baptist Confession. This episode explores the kingly office of Christ, the intricacies of faith as a divine gift, and the perseverance of the saints. Through engaging discussions, they unravel theological insights, drawing connections to scripture and historical perspectives. Tune in for a thought-provoking journey into the depths of reformed theology. #Theology #Faith #ReformedTradition

94: The London Baptist Confession (1646): §15–18

In this conversation, Wyatt and Dr. John Cleland delve into the threefold office of Christ as prophet, priest, and king, as outlined in the 1646 London Baptist Confession. They explore the significance of Christ's role as a prophet who reveals God's will, the nature of his priesthood and sacrifice, and the implications of his kingship. The discussion emphasizes the importance of understanding Christ's dual nature as both divine and human, and how this informs Christian theology and practice.