Reformed Baptist Distinctives
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- Опубликовано: 26 июл 2024
- Listen as we go through the distinctives of Reformed theology and how it differs from Calvinism alone and other traditions. Taught by Pastor Anthony Uvenio, Hope Reformed Baptist Church.
The podcast of this episode can be found here: podcasters.spotify.com/pod/sh...
Links Mentioned in the Show:
Sola Scriptura: • The 5 Solas: Sola Scri...
Sola Fide: • The Five Solas: Sola Fide
Sola Christus: • The Five Solas: Sola C...
Sola Gratia: • The Five Solas: Sola G...
Soli Deo Gloria: • The 5 Solas: Soli Deo ...
Three-Fold Use of the Law- Long version: • The Three-fold Use of ...
Three Fold Use of the Law- short version: • Three Fold Use of the Law
Video Doctrine Playlist: • Video Doctrine
Highlights
📜 Reformed Baptist theology emphasizes the sovereignty of God in salvation.
🙏 Baptism in Reformed Baptist tradition is reserved for believers, not infants.
⛪ Church government in Reformed Baptist churches typically follows a congregational model.
📖 The Bible holds the highest authority in Reformed Baptist doctrine and practice.
🕊️ Reformed Baptists affirm the doctrines of grace, often summarized as TULIP.
🙌 Worship in Reformed Baptist churches tends to be simple and focused on God's Word.
🤝 Evangelism and missions are important aspects of Reformed Baptist ministry. 
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Thank you for the video. I'm a Reformed Baptist Pastor in SE Michigan. Our church's doctrinal statement is the 2nd London Baptist Confession.
Praise God! We're in Coram on Long Island
“I call them Romanists, not Catholics. They departed from the faith, not us!”. Nice 👍🏼
Amen !
Praise God for your explanation
May your video reach more people who are in doubt about the main doctrines of Christianity
This is great! Praise God!
I agree with most of this except for the sabbath. I believe the sabbath is no longer a day of the week but Christ himself
He certainly fulfills it, and is our ultimate rest, but he is also our righteousness so do we jettison all the law? Not keeping the sabbath in the OC was punishable by death- my question would be: did God change His mind?
@@ReformedRookie good point I've always been told that 9 of the ten commandments were brought over the new testament the one being left off being the Sabbath but I need to study that out myself instead of just going with what's been taught
@@clayshrader9477 That's what I heard as well, however why would one drop off?
I see it being celebrated on the first day of the week rather than the second- but it doesn't disappear. We take the Lord's supper on the Lord's Day! Blessings.
John Knox wasn’t burned Wycliffe tho was
TY- it was a mistake.
William Tyndale wasnt exactly burned at the stake. He had a stroke while conducting Mass in the parish church on 28 December 1384. He died a few days later. In 1415 The Catholic Church declared him a heretic and in 1428 his corps was exhumed, burned and ashes thrown in the River Swift. (Seems They really did not like him)
Yes, In 1571, John Knox had a massive stroke and his health became a major concern for his fellow Protestant leaders. They decided it was best to take him away from the conflict in Scotland's capital, Edinburgh, and they sent him to St. Andrews. November 24, 1572
sadly none of the Baptist churches are reformed/conventual in my area they are all dispensational. What are most reformed baptist views on eschatology? I myself lean to a preterist view. Good video
mostly amil & post mill, and partial preterist. No full preterism allowed!
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@@ReformedRookie thanks I'll give it a listen. I've got RC Sprouls book on the last days and some ken gentry and Gary demar ones too in my wish list to buy on Amazon hopefully I'll have time to read them soon coming from a pre mill dispensationalist background I have a lot to unlearn
The pronunciation of "egalitarian" and the John Knox being burned at the stake thing hurt my ears. Other than that, it's a pretty well-done video.
Thank you- I am aware that I made a mistake about John Knox and have offered a correction.
Its the first time I'm hearing about my pronunciation of "egalitarian" but that might be my NY accent...
What about when parts of this contradict other parts?
For example in the Nicene-Constantinopolitan creed, "We believe in One Holy Catholic and Apostolic Church" and "One Baptism for the Remission of Sins", and ordinary Baptist teaching that Baptism is not for the remission of sins?
Spirit baptism is for the remission of sins, and our water baptism points to that.
@@ReformedRookie where did this idea of spirit baptism come from?
@@Dagfari uh... the bible, John the Baptist, and Jesus:
John 1:33-34: I myself did not know him, but he who sent me to baptize with water said to me,
‘He on whom you see the Spirit descend and remain, this is he who baptizes with the Holy Spirit.’
And I have seen and have borne witness that this is the Son of God.”
If you are not baptized by the Holy Spirit and don't have the Spirit in you, you are none of His- Rom 8:9.
@@ReformedRookieare you saying there is more than one baptism?
@@charliego7375 no- Jesus will baptize us with the Holy Spirit.
Our water baptism points to the baptism of the Spirit into Christ- like an engagement ring points to the fact that I'm engaged.
Pastor, I’m confused you say you don’t see purgatory, and the assumption of Mary, and accuse Catholics of worshiping Mary. Etc. But where do you see any of the solas in the scriptures? rather don’t you see scripture that explicitly teaches the exact opposite?
Why are you worried about what the scriptures say implicitly if you don’t even believe what they say explicitly?
please cite the explicit passage that says Mary was bodily assumed into heaven and purgatory exists.
"Worse, the council of Trent pronounces an anathema on any who don't believe in her assumption, and by doing so, adds to the gospel of Jesus Christ.
I refer you to the prayer by Alphonsus Liguori that says:
Most holy Virgin Immaculate, my Mother Mary, to thee who art the Mother of my Lord, the Queen of the universe, the advocate, the hope, the refuge of sinners, I who am the most miserable of all sinners, have recourse this day. I worship thee, great Queen, and I thank thee for the many graces thou hast bestowed upon me even unto this day; in particular for having delivered me from the hell which I have so often deserved by my sins. I love thee, most dear Lady, and for the love I bear thee, I promise to serve thee willingly forever and to do what I can to make thee loved by others also. I place in thee all my hopes for salvation; accept me as thy servant and shelter me under thy mantle, thou who art the Mother of mercy. And since thou art so powerful with God, deliver me from all temptations, or at least get me the strength to overcome them until death. From thee I implore a true love for Jesus Christ. Through thee I hope to die a holy death. My dear Mother, by the love thou bearest to Almighty God. I pray thee to assist me always, but most of all at the last moment of my life. Forsake me not then, until thou shalt see me safe in Heaven, there to bless thee and sing of thy mercies through all eternity. Such is my hope. Amen.
With all. due respect, NO Christian can recite that prayer...
@@ReformedRookie I don’t think you understood my question. I asked you why are you concerned about scriptures implicit teachings, yet you seem unconcerned with scriptures explicit teachings against the solas you preach. Examples James 2:24 against faith alone, 2 Thessalonians 2:15 against scripture alone?
@@ReformedRookie the prayer doesn’t say I worship thee. It says venerate thee.
You claim to follow the commandments isn’t there a commandments that condemns false witness? Come on pastor set a better example and stop misrepresenting the Catholic position.
I think you just lost any credibility you may of had.
@@charliego7375 I don't think you've met the burden of proof and shown me an explicit scripture that proves Mary was bodily assumed into heaven. You know that you can't.
You should watch my series on the 5 Solas and see that they are all rooted and grounded in the scriptures, and not in the vain imaginations of man.
I also have the book by Liguori that uses the word worship- I'm staring at it right now, I'm also sure your RCC websites have scrubbed that out.
I'm not concerned about your thoughts of me- I answer to the Lord for my beliefs which are supported by the scriptures- you're not my judge, nor is your Pope, Cardinals, or bishops who have been misleading people for centuries- may Lord have mercy on their souls.
@@charliego7375 worship: catholicmemories.blogspot.com/2013/05/prayer-of-st-alphonsus-ligouri-to.html
All Reformed people need to read Romans 11 substituting "The Church" for the word "Israel" and for the pronouns that refer back to Israel in Chapter 11. Read it out loud and see if you are making any sense. I have been challenging Reformed/Calvinists to do this for two months and have no takers so far.
when you understand who the "children of the promise" are, it will make complete sense.
And you have national Israel/according to the flesh, and the Israel of God according to the Spirit.
@@ReformedRookie Umm, it's not like I haven't heard that phrase before (c.f., "children of the promise"), or I do not know what it means. Try this on for size: Romans 11: 11 "I say then, [the children of the promise] did not stumble so as to fall, did they? Far from it! But by the wrongdoing [of the children of the promise] salvation has come to the Gentiles, to make them jealous." You can work it the other way: "I say then, [unsaved] did not stumble so as to fall, did they? Far from it! But by the unsaved's wrongdoing salvation has come to the Gentiles, to make them jealous." You see, you can't point at the nation of Israel that Paul the Apostle spotlights at the start of the chapter (vv 1-2) and say, "Look, they are broken off"; then at the end of the chapter (v 26) say that Paul meant the Church or the "children of the promise/not Israel" when you get to the end of the chapter. It doesn't make any sense. The saved are never broken off. Only the Jews. And so . . . "All Israel will be saved"; God does work in different ways at different times (but always by faith); The Jews have a part to play at the end of history. Oh, and Reformed theology is in a shambles.
The Christ approve of "distinctives?"
he sure did between sheep and wolves...
There are no Apostolic sign gifts . Those are gifts to the church as we see the laity practicing the gifts . No Apostolic Gifts and no Apostolic succession . Why do you believe the 5 fold ministry is not for today ? Many millions of us are Spirit Filled and move in the supernatural gifts to the church .
who do you know who has the gift of healing as the apostles did?
@@ReformedRookie Smith Wigglesworth , Amie Semple McPherson , Oral Roberts , Jack Cole , T. Raymond Ritchie , A.A Allen , Katherine Kuhlman , William Seymor ,Reinhard Bonke, John G. Lake ,T.L Osborn ,Gorden Lindsay , William Brannon several more I have seen in local services where They were used by God in healing and other gifts of the spirit . The thing I find error in most is that the 9 spiritual gifts are church gifts and never taught as Apostolic gifts because Paul talks about the churches use and misuse of spiritual gifts and in the Acts of the Apostles we see the 120 exercising those gifts on the day of Pentecost . Also wesee that the 5 fold ministry is for today but the abuses and counterfeiting of the offices is widespread in many Charismatic circles .
You have certainly departed from the church
Both fall under the false heresies of Anglicanism and Calvinism. Note how John Calvin added thousands of pages to the bible, anti chrisr centered and there is no "church" in this theology, merely denominations. Thus channel would be in violation of the 3rd commandment if he dared speak for God. Of course they shall all fall to the counter arguements of judaism 😊