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1:45:30

Open Air Theology- "James White vs Jared Longshore" debate review

REM

Reformed Ex-mormon

almost 2 years ago

1:04:08

You can be credo, credo, covenantal, confessional, calvinistic.

54:50

142: Table Talk with Dewey Dovel

RCP

Rural Church Podcast 2.0

6 months ago

7:42

So it's mostly Catholic, confessional, Calvinistic, covenantal, and we're credo -Baptist, and that also

1:42:50

What is a Reformed Baptist

OAT

Open Air Theology

almost 2 years ago

1:38:54

Which we're saying the definition of a reformed Baptist is what is historically shown as Catholic credo

54:59

Creeds and Confessions #1 - Why Creeds and Confessions?

RBF

Redeemer Bible Fellowship

over 2 years ago

3:07

The minute you say we hold to this, congratulations, you're confessional. So the question is, how do you be creedal and confessional in a way that is biblically.

41:56

Reformed Baptist Distinctives

Reformed Rookie

almost 3 years ago

40:56

We're creedal, confessional, covenantal, Calvinistic.

6:45

Where Does The Reformed Camp Stand in Complete Agreement?

Theocast

over 2 years ago

0:24

To be historically Covenantal, we affirm the Covenant of Redemption, the Covenant of Works, and the Covenant of Grace.

39:10

Exciting Update: Gospel Advancement | Theocast

Theocast

over 4 years ago

8:05

Part of the reason that we have seen that GRN is necessary is because the confessional heritage amongst

32:59

Covenant Theology: Introduction & Overview (Part One)

Theocast

over 5 years ago

31:43

Covenant theology is inextricably linked to that, and I think that will become increasingly clear over episodes and sessions that we do. Especially in seeing what Jesus accomplished in the covenant of grace by fulfilling the covenant of works in order to accomplish the covenant of redemption, there is certainty and rock to put under our feet, and it helps us understand how there is no room left for anything else to be contributed.

1:40:51

Open Air Theology "What is a Reformed Baptist?"

REM

Reformed Ex-mormon

almost 2 years ago

12:51

First one is Catholic, credo, creedal, confessional, covenantal, Calvinistic, long gospel distinction

41:55

Are Baptists Reformed? | Theocast

Theocast

over 2 years ago

22:52

We as Reformed Christians, broadly speaking, affirm that covenant of redemption. Just a brief note here too. This podcast, in one sense, what we're doing right now is our attempt at what we might call Reformed Catholicism.

2:16:42

Covenant Theology vs New Covenant Theology

SFE

Striving for Eternity Videos

almost 7 years ago

3:54

I do hold to Covenant Theology, but since I'm a Reformed Baptist, it's not exactly the mainline version of Covenant Theology. And I also do want to preface the fact that since I do consider myself confessional, holding to the Second Lenten Baptist Confession of 1689, there are some...I don't fully subscribe to it, but for the most part I do agree with, I guess you could say, 95 % of it.

43:30

1689 London Baptist Confession Of Faith (part 1)

BBC

Bethlehem Bible Church

about 9 years ago

0:49

What about this concept? Somebody says, and this is an example given in Carl Truman's book, The Credal Imperative. A man holds up his Bible and says, this is our only confession, this is our only creed.

56:43

"The Significance of the Local Church" An interview with Josh Lofthus of The Reformatory Podcast

HIS

Here I Stand Theology

over 4 years ago

16:58

Well, they are awesome. They are awesome. So so, of course, we're confessional covenantal so basically being covenantal means we hold to Chiefly the covenant of works the covenant of grace and the covenant of redemption, correct?

1:21:23

BOOK STUDY: The Mystery of Christ, His Covenant, and His Kingdom (Part Four)

Theocast

over 5 years ago

35:27

That tri -covenantal covenant of works, or excuse me, covenant of redemption, covenant of works, covenant of grace does the most justice to the biblical witness and keeps the categories as clearly defined as we can to help people have the best understanding of this as possible.

1:21:00

Covenant Theology pt3- Laborers' Podcast

TIL

Truth in Love Network

almost 2 years ago

8:30

It's really about continuity versus discontinuity, right. Covenant theology everybody agrees, right. Whether New Covenant theology reform Baptist Presbyterian, whatever it might be. We all agree. There's a certain amount of discontinuity and a certain amount of continuity between the Old Covenant in the Old Testament and the New Testament.

45:14

Why We're Not Presbyterian | Theocast

Theocast

over 2 years ago

0:00

Have you ever wondered about what's the difference between a confessional Baptist position on covenant theology and a Presbyterian and Reformed position on covenant theology? I know that many of you have wondered this because you've asked me about it personally at events where we've been together.

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What Does It Mean To Be Confessional? | askTheocast.com

Theocast

about 6 years ago

3:47

We are confessing, we are trusting, we are believing, we are resting in those truths. That is what it means to be confessional.

8:02

When You Reject the Truth, THIS Happens

TreasureChrist

over 4 years ago

4:32

We don't, we don't, we're so far removed from confessionalism that they don't even occupy a real space in our understanding. So now, in this era, here we are in a confessional church, having a confessional conference, recognizing that many of you may be post -confessional.

25:50

App For Confession

NCR

No Compromise Radio

almost 15 years ago

15:52

So we part ways right away. Both Protestant and Roman Catholic would believe that confession is proper. It's not just good for the soul. It is biblical that you are to confess. And then once we go to James chapter five, then we begin to part ways.

1:19:00

Open Air Theology “Creeds & Confessions” The guardrails of Grace

SFE

Striving for Eternity Videos

over 1 year ago

30:14

That's what all common in the 17th century each one of those confessions is articulating and arguing for that view of Scripture is that God has revealed himself through the means of Covenants. They'll differ on how to understand the Covenants.