A Note on Peter Chamberlen and the Sacrament of the Washing of the Saints’ Feet Matthew Pinson The London General Baptist physician Peter Chamberlen (sometimes spelled “Chamberlain”) was probably best known for books he wrote about poverty in England, how it should be addressed, and how poor relief in England should be reformed. The learned Dr. Chamberlen was a noted …
Keep ReadingRecent tragic events worldwide have renewed awareness and raised questions about what it means to be a martyr. The word “martyr,” related to the Greek term for a “witness” has broadened its English definition to mean anyone who has given his or her life for a particular cause. But the term has a rich history within the Church. The Commission …
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Matthew J. Pinson A lot of what I’m going to say in my rambling comments is aimed at our younger ministers, because I fear that the people in my age-group—ten years younger and older than me—are in danger of being weighed down by the mono-cultural sensibilities and categories of Gen-X and older Millennial pop culture, and that we’re going to …
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A Baptist Perspective on Retrieval and the Reform of Worship – Kevin L. Hester
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Cory Thompson Allen Ross states this about worship, For worship to be as glorious as it should be, for it to lift people out of their mundane cares and fill them with adoration and praise, for it to be life-changing and life-defining experience it was designed to be, it must be inspired by a vision so great and so glorious …
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