Michael Patton and Samson Covatch finish their discussion about baptism and the role of the Church.

Is the Church the main focus when it comes to baptism or is it all about the individual? Samson and Michael discuss baptism in a covenantal theology and how it differs from a linear Evangelical Baptist theology.

We start a conversation about baptism. This is the introduction to the conversation.

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Samson reacts to one of Michael’s videos from his YouTube channel. We needed something quick as the internet connection wasn’t good for what we were planning to do.

Samson Covatch will be challenging and denying the popular and historical understanding that someone is justified by their faith in Jesus Christ alone. In this six-part series, Michael Patton and Samson Covatch will examine the doctrine of Sola Fide (Faith Alone) to determine if Protestants utilize faith as a work. The doctrine will be deconstructed and evaluated to demonstrate familiarity with the history of the doctrine as well as to show that we have a good grasp of what is being articulated. The last two episodes will walk through a new paradigm for understanding the doctrine of justification. Samson will be advocating for adherence to the trilateral TPC view of justification (Theological, Paradigmatic, Canonic) or better said, a return to the Christological understanding of faith. www.credohouse.org www.thetheologypit.com

Samson’s paper on this topic can be found here. https://www.academia.edu/43491446/The_Forgotten_Faith_of_Christ

Samson Covatch will be challenging and denying the popular and historical understanding that someone is justified by their faith in Jesus Christ alone. In this six-part series, Michael Patton and Samson Covatch will examine the doctrine of Sola Fide (Faith Alone) to determine if Protestants utilize faith as a work. The doctrine will be deconstructed and evaluated to demonstrate familiarity with the history of the doctrine as well as to show that we have a good grasp of what is being articulated. The last two episodes will walk through a new paradigm for understanding the doctrine of justification. Samson will be advocating for adherence to the trilateral TPC view of justification (Theological, Paradigmatic, Canonic) or better said, a return to the Christological understanding of faith. www.credohouse.org www.thetheologypit.com