Baptist Doctrine: a theology book about Christian life and pastoral care!
This book was formerly titled “Brief Studies in Christian Doctrines” and was written by Dr. J.E. Cobb in 1957 and revised later by Dr. James L. Silvey. This book is considered one of the most comprehensive theology books produced by the BMA.
Topics include:
The Doctrine of God
The Doctrine of the Bible
The Doctrine of Christ
The Doctrine of the Holy Spirit
The Doctrine of Angels
The Doctrine of Man
The Doctrine of Sin
The Doctrine of the Church
The Doctrine of Last Things
222 Pages Total
This classic theology book is now available as a download!
This book was formerly titled “Brief Studies in Christian Doctrines” and was written by Dr. J.E. Cobb in 1957 and revised later by Dr. James L. Silvey. This book has been referred to as one of the most complete and comprehensive theology books produced by the BMA.
Topics include:
The Doctrine of God
The Doctrine of the Bible
The Doctrine of Christ
The Doctrine of the Holy Spirit
The Doctrine of Angels
The Doctrine of Man
The Doctrine of Sin
The Doctrine of the Church
The Doctrine of Last Things
222 Pages Total
What is a church? What is an association?
Those two questions may seem simple to answer, yet a number of opinions exist. It seems that many years ago, there was a clearer understanding of the nature of a local church and how those churches are to associate. Over the years, that understanding appears to have gradually faded.
This book is intended to bring clarity to the BMA’s historical position on the nature of a local church and how associations should function, according to Scripture.
As you read this little book, you will find it to be encouraging and informative. The local church and the associational form of cooperation are not man-made, they are God-ordained. Therefore, we have an obligation to consider what God’s Word says and to pattern ourselves after what is plainly revealed in Scripture.
By Dr. Joe Pendleton
This manual is designed to aid you in Bible study. It is written to give you a systematic, comprehensive approach to Bible study, an approach that follows methodical steps. Each session will conclude with a study of a passage of Scripture. This will enable you to put into practice the methodology of Bible study.
Readers will learn how to do inductive Bible study.
Inductive Bible study is the prayerful analysis of a passage of Scripture with the goal of answering the following questions: a. What does the passage say? b. What does the passage mean? c. How does the passage compare? d. How should I apply the passage to my life? e. How can I use the passage to bless my life and the lives of others today.
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Contents include:
-Introduction
-Section One: Historical Baptist Documents
1. The Essential Qualities of A Church (From J.E. Cobb’s Baptist Church Manual)
2. The Association of Churches (From J.E. Cobb’s Baptist Church Manual)
3. The New Hampshire Confession of Faith
4. Doctrine Review Questions (Spurgeon’s Catechism)
5.Guidebook for Baptist Churches (Samuel Jones’ Treatise of Church Discipline)
-Section Two: Pastoral Helps
1. Sunday Morning Worship Service (By Jordan Tew)
2. Lord’s Supper (By Dr. Charley Holmes)
3. Baptism (By Dustin Wisely)
4. Ordination (By Charles Johnson)
5. Wedding (By Richard Smith)
6. Funeral (By Randy Crudgington)
Appendix A: Licensure and Ordination Preparation Exam and Answer Key
Appendix B: BMA Doctrinal Statement
Appendix C: Church Covenants
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