Dr. Nettles' author archive at Founders Ministries. Dr. Nettles has written a number of books, including Baptists and the Bible, which is described as "one of the most complete and oft quoted sources for reliable, incisive, and detailed information on the history of Baptist attitudes towards the doctrine of the inerrancy and infallibility of the Bible."

Dr. Nettles' book recommendations:

Whole Gospel, Whole World: The Foreign Mission Board of the Southern Baptist Convention, 1845-1995 by William R. Estep

A Memoir of the Life and Labors of the Rev. Adoniram Judson, D.D. by Francis Wayland (available to read for free on the Internet Archive)

Maybe you've heard it said that no nation can be Christian.

I'm here to tell you a different story.

Nepotism, corruption, and simony. Oh my!

The 5 Most Interesting Popes in History: https://www.contexttravel.com/blog/articles/5-best-popes-in-history

You've got questions. Christian Nationalists have answers.

As we go through this process, though, will you please pray with me?

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Discussion of the rise of the papacy and guest interview.

Welcome to the launch the first of what we hope is many Friendly Christian Nationalist Fridays with new Servants & Heralds author Lucas Scott Roberts laying out the big ideas and practical application of Christian Nationalism.

Bonus: Prefer text? You can read the manuscript for this episode on ServantsAndHeralds.com!

Here's the recent Spaces audio from Servants and Heralds featuring Dr. Jared Moore and Jeff Wright on The Queering of the SBC.

Works Cited:

Patrick Shreiner - A Primer on Whether Same-Sex Attraction is Sinful

David Prince - Temptation, Jesus, Sin, and Same Sex Attraction (Backup Web Archive Link)

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The first part of our series on the history and theology behind the rise of the papacy. This episode will be an introduction and high-level overview.

Ben Woodring joins the podcast to talk about his new book Creeds and Confession: Particular Baptist Edition.

We get into why the Second London Confession looks so much like the Westminster Confession, why there are two First London Baptist Confessions, and how studying the creeds serves the Christian life.

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