Carlton Wynne

Dr. Carlton Wynne, an expert on John Calvin's Institutes of the Christian Religion, discusses Calvin's theology, natural revelation, the effects of the fall on human reasoning, and the impact of modernism on the church. Comparisons to Thomas Aquinas and Cornelius Van Til are also explored.

In this lively discussion, Stephen Spinnenweber, a pastor and author from Jacksonville, dives into the rich themes of the Book of Numbers and its lessons for the church. Carlton Wynne, associated with Reformed Theological Seminary, shares insights on the pastoral calling and the nature of ministry. Pat Daly previews an upcoming confessional conference focused on pastoral roles, while the panel reflects on the challenges of preaching difficult texts. They emphasize the joy of revealing Christ in Scripture and the importance of community in theological engagement.

Carlton Wynne, a PCA minister and theologian, delves into the profound meaning of baptism during his talk. He connects baptism to Old Testament events like Noah's flood and Israel's Red Sea crossing, illustrating how these foreshadow New Covenant truths. Wynne emphasizes baptism as a sign of salvation and judgment, a call to faith, and a means of grace that strengthens the church. He urges listeners to appreciate baptism's role in initiating believers into the covenant community and affirming God's promises.