Jordan talks with Zach Williams about the life and theological contributions of Abraham Booth, an 18th-century English Baptist. They explore Booth's doctrine of sanctification, his historical context, and the rise of antinomianism, discussing its implications on the understanding of justification and holiness in the Christian life.

Resources:

1) The First Counsellor of Our Denomination, Michael Haykin

2) A Messenger of Grace: A Study of the Life & Thought of Abraham Booth, Raymond Arthur Coppenger

Chapters

00:00 Introduction to the London Lyceum Podcast

22:15 The Doctrine of Sanctification and Antinomianism

29:33 The Complexity of Justification and Holiness

39:03 The Role of Law in Sanctification

46:13 Booth's Place in the Reformed Tradition