Covenant Podcast

In this episode, we speak with Reagan Marsh on the Particular Baptist Hercules Collins.

Marsh spent his ThM research studying this figure from church history under the direction of Dr. Tom Nettles. Marsh is currently editing the Works of Collins for H&E Publishing, and his thesis on Collins will be published by Wipf & Stock in their Monographs in Baptist History series.

*AUTHOR’S CORRECTION: “I noted The Gospel Minister's Maintenance Vindicated & think I said it was Coxe's work, though properly anonymous--I meant it was Keach's work, though properly anonymous. My apologies for mispeaking!”

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"William Knibb was popular with the slaves because they knew of his work for them."

—Ron Miller

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In this conversation, we speak with Drs. Timothy Decker & Jon English on a newly released book, "The Informed Scholar with a Pastoral Heart: Essays in Honor of Samuel E. Waldron."

You can order your copy here: https://brokenwharfe.com/product/the-informed-scholar-with-a-pastoral-heart-essays-in-honor-of-sam-waldron/

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In this conversation, we speak with Dr. Justin Miller about his newest book published by Free Grace Press, "A Life of Joy." A Life of Joy explores how believers can experience true joy through the grace of contentment.

Order your copy of the book here: https://freegracepress.com/products/a-life-of-joy

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"William Knibb was born on September 7, 1803, in Kettering, England, along with a twin sister. Kettering was, of course, the place of Andrew Fuller’s pastorate and the home of the Baptist Missionary Society."

Ron Miller

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