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The Center for Baptist Renewal seeks to equip Baptists with the resources of the Christian tradition so they might incorporate these beliefs and practices into the life of the local church.
Unknown Host hosts Center For Baptist Renewal, a religion show with 179 episodes published.
In this episode, CBR Directors Matt Emerson, Winston Hottman, Brandon Smith, and Luke Stamps discuss Stanley Fowler's book More than a Symbol: The British Baptist Recovery of Baptismal Sacramentalism . This episode accom
In this episode, CBR Directors Matt Emerson, Winston Hottman, and Brandon Smith discuss Richard Barcellos's book The Lord’s Supper as a Means of Grace: More than a Memory . This episode accompanies our 2026 CBR Reading C
In this episode, CBR Directors Matt Emerson, Winston Hottman, and Brandon Smith discuss Richard Barcellos's book The Lord’s Supper as a Means of Grace: More than a Memory . This episode accompanies our 2026 CBR Reading C
CODY G. BARNHART: Walking like the Son in humility, consider how we should share in the sufferings of the subjected Son.
CODY G. BARNHART: Walking like the Son in humility, consider how we should share in the sufferings of the subjected Son.
PATRICK SCHREINER: There are times when God sovereignly intends more than the human author.
PATRICK SCHREINER: There are times when God sovereignly intends more than the human author.
MICHAEL COOPER: By examining Keach’s sermons and writings through the lens of specific theo-homiletical questions, a systematic homiletical theology emerges.
MICHAEL COOPER: By examining Keach’s sermons and writings through the lens of specific theo-homiletical questions, a systematic homiletical theology emerges.
In this episode, CBR Directors Matt Emerson, Winston Hottman, and Luke Stamps discuss Michael Haykin’s book Amidst Us Our Beloved Stands: Recovering Sacrament in the Baptist Tradition . This episode accompanies our 2026
In this episode, CBR Directors Matt Emerson, Winston Hottman, and Luke Stamps discuss Michael Haykin’s book Amidst Us Our Beloved Stands: Recovering Sacrament in the Baptist Tradition . This episode accompanies our 2026
BILL WATSON: Use Jesus’s words and eagerly wait to see what they will do in us
BILL WATSON: Use Jesus’s words and eagerly wait to see what they will do in us
WINSTON HOTTMAN: Spurgeon’s hymn is striking in how comfortably it celebrates Christ’s presence at the table.
WINSTON HOTTMAN: Spurgeon’s hymn is striking in how comfortably it celebrates Christ’s presence at the table.
In the 2026 CBR Reading Challenge, discover why you don’t have to leave the Baptist tradition to embrace a robust sacramental theology .
In the 2026 CBR Reading Challenge, discover why you don’t have to leave the Baptist tradition to embrace a robust sacramental theology .
TY KIESER: Dan Treier taught me what it means to be an evangelical professor, not as a career, but as a Christian professing the good news of Jesus.
TY KIESER: Dan Treier taught me what it means to be an evangelical professor, not as a career, but as a Christian professing the good news of Jesus.
WINSTON HOTTMAN: The 2025 CBR conference was an immensely encouraging event.
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Center For Baptist Renewal is hosted by Unknown Host. The show is categorised under religion (spirituality) and has published 179 episodes.
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