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The conference brochure may be download here:

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Featured Speakers:

Pascal Denault is the author of The Distinctiveness of Baptist Covenant Theology. He is the pastor at St. Jerome Evangelical Church in St. Jerome, Quebec, Canada.

Jeffrey D. Johnson is the author of The Kingdom of God: A Baptist Expression of Covenant & Biblical Theology, The Fatal Flaw of the Theology Behind Infant Baptism, The Church: Why Bother?, and Behind the Bible: A Primer in Textual Criticism. He is the pastor of preaching at Grace Bible Church in Conway, Arkansas where he resides with his  wife and two sons.

Schedule:

Thursday, Sept. 24th4

10:30 am Registration Opens

12:00 noon No Lunch

1:30 pm Devotional Psalm 32 | Jarrett Downs

3:00 pm What does it mean to be Baptist and Reformed | Fred Malone

4:30 pm Relationship of Covenant of Grace to the Old Covenant | Pascal Denault

5:45 pm Dinner

7:00 pm Hebrews 8 and the New Covenant | Jeff Johnson

Friday, Sept. 25th

7:30 am Prayer Meeting

8:00 am Breakfast

9:00 am Relationship of Covenant of Grace to the New Covenant | Pascal Denault

10:30 am Registration Opens Contemporary Challenges | Jeff Johnson

12:00 noon Lunch

3:00 pm Panel Discussion on Covenant Theology & Q&A | Jason Montgomery

4:30 pm Implications of CovenantTheology | Jeff Johnson

5:45 pm Dinner

7:00 pm Galatians 4:21-31 | Pascal Denault

Announcements:

1. SOLID GROUND CHRISTIAN BOOKS will again be represented at our conference this year. Michael Gaydosh will be bringing many wonderful Reformed books for your perusal. Be sure to come prepared to take home some of these great books that will be for sale!

2. REGISTRATION: A. Modes: To register for our upcoming conference, please mail the filled out registration form to: Heritage Baptist Church, 201 East Broad St., Mansfield, TX 76063 or register online. The option to pay by Paypal is also available.

B.Deadlines: Save $5.00 off general or student registration if you register on or before September 5. If you are requesting to stay in a home, please submit your registration by September 5- first come, first served basis.

C. Contact: If you have any questions about digital notebooks, registration, lodging orany other matter, please contact: Cindy Cason at [email protected]; 817-453-5580.

D. Fees: Early Registration-1 person: $75.00 on or before 9/05 Registration after 9/05-1 person: $80.00

Student Registration (early)- $30.00 Student Registration after 9/05-$35.00

Early Registration Family Cap: $105.00 Registration after 9/05 Family Cap:$110.00

Each Additional Attender: $10.00 Children under age 5-free

The added attendees will not receive notebooks and the children will not receive nametags. Additional notebooks may be purchased at registration desk at the cost of printing.

From Junior’s Credopedia:

2001-10-14: Origin of the Reformed Baptists, Jim Renihan, Immanuel Baptist Church, Sacramento, California

http://ift.tt/Jw58ri

- 2003-12-03: English Baptist Histroy, Erroll Hulse

http://ift.tt/MjtwhW

- 2003-12-06: American Baptist History, Erroll Hulse

http://ift.tt/Mjtwi0

- 2004-09-26: Reformed Baptist Myths, Jim Savastio, Reformed Baptist Church of Louisville, Kentucky

http://ift.tt/Mjtua3

- 2005-09-23: The Founders of the SBC and Calvinism, Fred Malone

http://ift.tt/Mjtx5s

- 2007-02-11: Reformed Baptist History and Distinctives, Jim Savastio

http://ift.tt/Mjtx5v

- 2009-11-13: Credo-Baptism During the Reformation, James Dolezal, Christ The Center

http://ift.tt/Mjtx5A

- 2010-07-03: Doctrines of Grace in Baptist History 1, Dr. Tom Nettles

http://ift.tt/Mjtx5C

- 2011-03-03: Doctrines of Grace in Baptist History 2, Dr. Tom Nettles

http://ift.tt/Mjtx5G

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  From our podcast:

Podcast #7: James Renihan – Particular Baptist History + Book Giveaway

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Podcast #8: Paul Brewster – SBC History: GA Baptist Assocation & Sandy Creek

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Podcast #25 – Tom Nettles – Living by Revealed Truth

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Podcast #24 – Spurgeon’s Sermons: His Preparation to Printed Product – Curt Arend – Rare Document Traders + More

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Podcast #28 – Dr. Steve Weaver – Hercules Collins

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Podcast #29 – Vincent & Dykstra – Reformed Baptist Movement/History in America [1960s to Today]

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  From various conferences:

The English Baptists of the 17th Century [2008 Andrew Fuller Center Conference Audio]

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“Remembering Baptist Women” Conference – May 11, 2013

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“Andrew Fuller & His Controversies” Audio Now Online [2013 AFCBS Conference]

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Being Baptist: Reflections on a History Audio Now Online – AFCBS Conference Feat. Michael Haykin

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Andrew Fuller & His Friends Conference

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Fred Malone, having answered the following questions:

“Should we preach Christ in every sermon?“ [6 min. readout]

“Why should we preach Christ in every sermon?“ [6 min. readout]

“How should we preach Christ in every sermon?” [7 min. readout]

Then illustrating his answers from a

Proverb [7 min. readout]

law [7 min. readout]

historical narrative [11 min. readout]

Psalm [9 min. readout]

wisdom literature [8 min. readout]

Now sets out to…

provide an example of how to preach Christ from OT prophecy.  Christ is not mentioned in the text of the prophecy itself, but He the whole. Malachi 4:5-6 says:

  5. Behold, I am going to send you Elijah the prophet before the coming of the great and terrible day of the Lord. 6. He will restore the hearts of the fathers to their children and the hearts of the children to their fathers, so that I will not come and smite the land with a curse.

  Using the “grammatical, historical, and theological” hermeneutic, we interpret each OT passage according to the whole counsel of God in light of Jesus Christ, the center of God’s revelation to man.

Fred Malone:

My last five posts have attempted to answer three questions: (1) “Should we preach Christ in every sermon?“ [6 min. readout] ; (2) “Why should we preach Christ in every sermon?“ [6 min. readout]; and (3) “How should we preach Christ in every sermon?” [7 min. readout]

I have attempted to illustrate (3) with a Proverb [7 min. readout] , a law [7 min. readout], an historical narrative [11 min. readout], anda Psalm [9 min. readout].

  Now I hope to show how to preach Christ from Ecclesiastes 4:4, a single verse of the Wisdom Literature.

Fred Malone:

My last five posts have attempted to answer three questions: (1) “Should we preach Christ in every sermon?“ [6 min. readout] ; (2) “Why should we preach Christ in every sermon?“ [6 min. readout]; and (3) “How should we preach Christ in every sermon?” [7 min. readout]

  I have attempted to illustrate (3) with a Proverb [7 min. readout] , a law [7 min. readout].  , and an historical narrative [11 min. readout]. Now, I hope to show how to preach Christ from Psalm 42:1-11…