Theology in Particular

In episode 68 of Theology In Particular, Dr. James Renihan talks about the impact of the 1830's on the religious landscape of the United States. Links International Reformed Baptist Seminary: irbsseminary.org

In episode 67 of Theology In Particular, Dr. James Renihan talks about Puritanism in the New England context. In a way, this interview was inspired by the Puritanism 101 video series put out by IRBS. In that series, Dr. Renihan describes the development of English Puritanism. Some who have listened to that series expressed a desire to know more about New English Puritanism, and so here we are. We hope you enjoy and are edified. Links: International Reformed Baptist Seminary: irbsseminary.org Puritanism 101 Video Lectures: irbsseminary.org/resources/

In episode 66 of Theology In Particular, I discuss the error of biblicism with Dr. James Renihan. To be biblical is good. Biblicism, on the other hand, is a flawed method of biblical interpretation which results in many theological errors.

In episode 65 of Theology In Particular, I interview Dr. James Renihan about the influence that John Calvin had on other reformers on the continent, and puritans in England. Links International Reformed Baptist Seminary: irbsseminary.org Reformation Heritage Books, Christian Biographies For Young Readers https://www.heritagebooks.org/christian-biographies-for-young-readers/

In episode 64 of Theology In Particular, I interview Dr. James Renihan about his forthcoming book, Baptist Symbolics, Volume II. Volume I is a commentary on the First London Confession. It has been out for some time now. Volume II is a commentary on the Second London Confession. It is scheduled to be released in the next few months. Both will be available through the publisher, Founders Press. LinksInternational Reformed Baptist Seminary: irbsseminary.org Founders Press: press.founders.org

In episode 63 of Theology In Particular, I was pleased to interview Pastor Oliver Allmand-Smith about his new book, "Under God, Over The People – The Calling & Accountability Of Civil Government". I trust that this book, and this interview, will be helpful to pastors and church members alike as we seek to understand and obey the scriptures as it pertains to our relationship to civil authorities.

In episode 62 of Theology In Particular, Dr. James Renihan and I spend some time discussing the results of a recent survey conducted by Ligonier Ministries in partnership with Life Way Research on the state of theology in the USA.

In episode 61 of Theology In Particular, Pastor Chad Vegas joins us to discuss evangelism, missions, and why it is good for ministers to receive training in these areas.

In episode 60 of Theology In Particular, Dr. Fred Malone joins us to talk about preaching and the courses he teaches to IRBS to help with the development of preachers. We hope that pastors, future pastors, and congregants alike are encouraged to highly value preaching as one of the ordinary means of grace that God has given to his church.

In this enlightening discussion, James Dolezal, a visiting professor of theology at IRBS and an expert in philosophical theology, tackles profound concepts like the metaphysical problem of the one and the many. He sheds light on the critical distinction between existence and essence, emphasizing how essence alone does not guarantee existence. The conversation navigates Aristotle's insights and their interplay with Christian thought, highlighting the unique nature of divine existence as pure act versus human existence as potentiality. Dolezal's insights challenge listeners to reflect deeply on the nature of reality.