Baptist Perspective

Today we will briefly review our previous studies and begin to supply some history of this dichotomy regarding the Christian assembly and civil government as addressed by the Protestants and Baptists.  

Our lesson today is another overview as to the relevancy of our subject. Too many Christians, including ministers, have disregarded this subject too long. May the Lord awaken us before it is too late and all of our liberties and freedoms are removed from us.

The lesson today involves the remaining verses listed by the Protestant confessions to support the congregation striving to change governmental rules and regulations and to promote a social climate under the tenets of the Bible.  

We interrupt our studies today to reflect somewhat concerning the Christian, the congregation of God, and the civil government in connection with the Covid-19 virus.  

We return today to our study of reviewing some of the scriptural references as listed in the confessions. This lesson discusses Isaiah 49:23, Deuteronomy 13:5-6 and Titus 3:1.

Our study today is a break from reviewing scriptural references of the confessions. It is an overview of the “religious right” and civil government.  

We will continue our study of reviewing some of the scriptural references as listed in the confessions in today’s lesson. This lesson centers around I Timothy 2:1-2 and the Christian praying for in authority over us in civil government.  

Today we will continue our study of Luke 3:14 and the overview of a Christian soldier along with the role of the Christian and civil government.  

In this lesson, we continue to look at the relationship of civil government and the Christian as taught in the Scriptures. Today’s study is concerning their relationship to war and the Christian soldier as referenced in Luke 3:14.  

Today we continue looking at the relationship of civil government and the Christian as taught in the Scriptures. Today’s study is centered around II Samuel 23:3 and Psalm 82:3-4.

Our study today is a break from our previous studies of this subject. It is an overview of the difficulties involved in seeking to draw the line of demarcation between that which belongs to Caesar and that which belongs to God.

Today we continue looking at the relationship of civil government and the Christian as taught in the Scriptures. Today’s study revolves around I Peter 2:13-17.

In our study today, we begin looking at the place of civil government as taught in the Scriptures and the role of the Christians related to this government.  

In our study today, we summarize the issues from the previous two podcasts regarding this topic. We introduce briefly the foundations of modern religious involvements in civil government that has resulted in the government becoming more active in defining acceptable religious worship and working to set the guidelines for it.

Today’s study continues to examine various Protestant confessions to show not only some differences within them, but to demonstrate an acceptance of modern social issues within the Christian worship.

Many will think this topic is not essential for our modern times, but in reality it is extremely important. In fact, many Baptists are following Reformed ideology more than the historic Baptist position.

The study for today concludes our studies of the offices of the congregation and the overall subject of “ecclesiastical government.”  

The study for today continues looking at the officers in the congregation that the Lord Jesus Christ appointed and their particular function. This session continues to study the office of deacon.  

The study for today continues looking at the officers in the congregation that the Lord Jesus Christ appointed and their particular function. This session concludes studying the word for elder and his relationship within the assembly and begins looking into the office of deacon.

The study for today continues looking at the officers in the congregation that the Lord Jesus Christ appointed and their particular function. This session concludes studying the word for elder and his relationship within the assembly and found in I Timothy chapter five.