The authority of Scripture and biblical hermeneutics are vital differences between Protestant and Baptist distinctives. In the podcast today we will further discuss briefly the difference in interpreting the Scriptures in relation to the Greek word “ἐκκλησία” [ek-klay-see'-ah].

The authority of Scripture and biblical hermeneutics are vital differences between Protestant and Baptist distinctives. In the podcast today we will further discuss briefly the difference in interpreting the Scriptures for what is said rather than from “good and necessary consequence.”

The authority of Scripture and biblical hermeneutics are vital differences between Protestant and Baptist distinctives. In the podcast today we will introduce some of the issues and show that too often people that profess to be Baptistic in belief adopt ideas and concepts that identify more with that of the Protestants or other hermeneutics.

Sadly, when discussing the covenants, the conversation  generally revolves around the “covenant of works” and the covenant of grace,” while ignoring “the everlasting covenant” made with the Triune God (Father, Son, and Holy Spirit) in eternity. Today we will  devote our attention to this “everlasting covenant.”

We are continuing our study of more differences of the Protestants and Baptists beliefs. Today we are reviewing the distinction between the Old and New Covenant.

Today we are continuing the expansion of the podcasts published originally explaining some of the basic differences between Reformed and Baptist ideologies. The explanation of types, figures, ordinances, and sacraments are basically reviewed.

Today we are beginning an expansion of the podcasts published originally explaining some of the basic differences between Reformed and Baptist ideologies.

Today is the conclusion of our study of some of the names of God from the Old Testament. In this podcast we will consider God as Qanna—Jealous.

In our continued study of some of the names of God from the Old Testament, today we will consider God as Jehovah-Tsidkenu—The Lord Our Righteousness.

In our continued study of some of the names of God from the Old Testament, today we will consider God as Jehovah-Shammah—The Lord Is There.