Episodes
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A Message to Reformed (and/or sacramental) Baptists
Resources: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3WE0Ea2ke_c https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qXMhZR8rW7M https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7j906oIIFB8 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tNpCfynQx-Y https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HVwHdqZE7SM…
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How Baptists (Used to) Argue
Sources: Kiffin's Sober Discourse: https://www.monergism.com/sober-discourse-right-church-communion-ebook Justin Martyr: https://www.newadvent.org/fathers/0126.htm Augustine: https://www.newadvent.org/fathers/1701011.htm
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What’s Up with Zwingli?
Recommended: https://andrewfullercenter.org/media/blog/2013/05/zwingli-against-the-zwinglians https://ca.thegospelcoalition.org/reviews/review-zwingli-the-pastor/ https://ca.thegospelcoalition.org/columns/detrinitate/seven-reformers-you-should-consider-reading/...
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Can Baptists be Sacramental? (Should Baptists be Sacramental?)
Resources: https://wipfandstock.com/9781597527439/baptist-sacramentalism/ https://lexhampress.com/product/213950/amidst-us-our-beloved-stands-recovering-sacrament-in-the-baptist-tradition https://wipfandstock.com/9781498209670/rethinking-baptism/...
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Reformation and Revitalization with Pastor Gregg of @RegeneratedRadio
Today, I am honoured to be joined by Gregg of @RegeneratedRadio ! Join us as we dig into the topic of reformation and revitalization. After defining our terms, Gregg shares his perspective on how to recognize the need for reformation and revitalization in churches, how to get started, and how lay...
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Baptist History & Works with Josh of @PlantChrist
In this interview, I am honoured to finally host Josh of @PlantChrist on the channel! After discussing Baptist history, including a couple of fascinating stories, Josh describes the work he is doing through the Particular Baptist Publishing House. Please make sure to check out Josh's work and let...
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The Landmark Doctrine ft. Pastor David Mark
In this interview, I am honoured to have a discussion with Pastor David Mark on the Landmark Doctrine (Landmarkism). Sparked by my recent reading of J. R. Graves’ “Old Landmarkism,” Pastor David answers my questions about and provides his perspective on Baptist perpetuity, the nature of the…
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From Georgia to Jamaica to Cameroon, Pt. 3: Mission to Cameroon
In this episode, we conclude our series following black Baptist missionaries from Georgia to Jamaica to Cameroon! We'll learn about Joseph Merrick and J. J. Fuller, as they travelled with the Baptist Missionary Society to reach various peoples on the Cameroonian coast with the gospel of Jesus...
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A Theological Research Trip: Oxford
In today's video, I continue the debrief of my recent research trip to England and Ireland. In part 2, I cover my time in Oxford! If you have any questions, please be sure to let me know in the comments below! Youtube link: https://www.youtube.com/@ChristiansColloquy
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A Theological Research Trip: What You Need to Know
In today's podcast, I begin the debrief of my recent research trip to England and Ireland. In part 1, I will cover how to arrange and prepare for a research trip and what it's like working with old materials in libraries and archives. Youtube link: https://www.youtube.com/@ChristiansColloquy
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Ethiopia’s Stretched Hands: The Calvinistic Zeal of 18th-Century Afro-Atlantic Writers
A recording of a lecture given for The Solas Council. https://discord.gg/solascouncil
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From Georgia to Jamaica to Cameroon, Pt. 2: Jamaican Baptists
In this episode, we continue our series exploring a dramatic story of black Baptist missionary work by entering the world of Jamaican Baptists! We'll learn about their origins and expansion, their priorities and objectives, and key elements of their spirituality and legacy. Let me know what you...
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From Georgia to Jamaica to Cameroon, Pt.1: George Liele
In this episode, we begin a short series exploring one story within the amazing world of black Baptist missionary work. We'll meet the characters, churches, and movements that brought the Baptist tradition all the way from Georgia to Cameroon. Today, we're meeting George Liele: the black Baptist...
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Big Plans for 2023! Black Church History, Academic Interviews, PhD Stuff, and More!
Welcome back to Christian's Colloquy! Just want to say a big thanks to everyone who regularly watches, subscribes, and shares my content. I love creating these videos and the conversations that spark because of them! Thank you for making this channel what it is! In this channel update, I share my...
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Charles Simeon and the Ascension
In this episode, I introduce the amazing evangelical Charles Simeon! An influential and respected evangelical Anglican preacher, Simeon is a Christian worth getting to know! After a brief biographical sketch, I share the highlights of Simeon's clear and convicting sermon the Ascension of Christ....
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A Baptist's Thoughts on the Sign of the Cross
Today is the third edition of a Baptist's Thoughts on... In this episode, I share my thoughts on the sign of the cross! Let me know what you think! CA Article: https://www.catholic.com/tract/sign-of-the-cross Latimer Sermon: http://www.anglicanlibrary.org/latimer/card/sermon06.htm My Twitter:...
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Charles Spurgeon's Marks of Fatih
In this episode, we explore Charles Spurgeon's sermon: Marks of Faith. Listen well as Spurgeon, the great Prince of Preachers, explains the three stages of faith, three diseases that plague faith, and three questions to consider about your faith. This is a sermon that is both convicting and...
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Ethical Stewardship: The Environment
In this episode, Connor and I approach the topic of the environment. We why and how conservative Protestants should care about, speak of, and actively steward the natural world. As always, this is an open and honest conversation, please let us know what YOU think! Connor's network:...
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Harriet Tubman, the Salem Chapel, and the Underground Railroad
In this episode, we begin a new mini-summer series! Join me as I take you through some critical figures and locations of my province's church history! Today, we turn to St. Catharines and the history of Harriet Tubman's involvement in the underground railroad. Learn how this abolitionist and...
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Ethical Stewardship: Introduction (ft. Connor Longaphie)
Today, we introduce what might be the most interesting (and perhaps controversial) series on Christian's Colloquy! Alongside my dear friend, Pastor Connor, we will be exploring the topic of Ethical Stewardship. Join us as unpack topics such as creation care, sustainability, veganism/plant-based...
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Interview 19: Caleb Sadler's Mission Trip to Vietnam
Today, we are joined by my longtime friend Caleb! Caleb shares about his recent mission trip to Vietnam, discussing the objectives, challenges, and blessings of this particular mission and mission trips in general. Enjoy! My Blog: https://chancery.home.blog/ My TikTok:...
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A Baptist's Thoughts on Exorcisms
Today is the second edition of a Baptist's Thoughts on... In this episode, I share my thoughts on exorcisms! Let me know what you think! My Twitter: https://twitter.com/Fordeheim My blog: https://chancery.home.blog/ My TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@christiansquietlife My YouTube:...
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Samuel Ajayi Crowther: Linguist, Missionary, Evangelical Churchman
In today's episode, we introduce the bishop Samuel Crowther. This evangelical was the first African bishop in the Anglican Church, worked to translate the Bible into several languages, and worked to promote evangelical spirituality across West Africa. Let me know what you think! Recommended...
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A Baptist's Thoughts on the Crusades
Today is the first episode in a new series: A Baptist's Thoughts on... In this series, I will share my thoughts on various non-Baptisty things. Today we start with the Crusades! Let me know what you think or what things you would like to hear my thoughts on! My Twitter:...
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Phillis Wheatley's Poetry
In this episode, we read and discuss two poems from the great Phillis Wheatley. See how this early African American poet put to verse her evangelical spirituality and experience as a slave stolen from Africa in the eighteenth century. Enjoy! On Virtue:...
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Phillis Wheatley: Slave, Poet, Evangelical Christian
In today's episode, we introduce the poet Phillis Wheatley. This evangelical had the incredible experience mixing the social elite of the 18th-century while a slave due to her literary prowess. Make sure to catch the next episode when we examine some of her poetry! Complete Writings of Wheatley:...
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Evangelicalism and Abolitionism
Hello everyone! In this episode, we introduce some of the figures, works, and realities of early Evangelicalism’s relationship to slavery in the British Empire. While we must accept the hard truth that many theological heroes of Evangelicalism supported the evil of slavery, we must also…
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Interview 18: Arece Hampton on Fatherhood
Today, we are joined by my good friend Arece. We dive into joys, challenges, and theological truths around fatherhood. Hopefully, this will be edifying for you no matter where you are in life! If you have any questions for Arece, please let me know! The Ology: https://www.amazon.com/dp/194257228X...
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Henry Venn's Guidelines for Reading Scripture
In today's episode, we introduce Henry Venn, an 18th-century establishment Evangelical pastor and pioneer. My recent lecture: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EPlVVd3Rl5w My Twitter: https://twitter.com/Fordeheim My blog: https://chancery.home.blog/ My Youtube:...
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Channel Update #4 - The 2022 Return
Hello everyone! Welcome back to Christian's Colloquy. Due to school (and life in general), I had to take a few months off, but now we're back! Let me know what you would like to see from CC in 2022 in the comments, over email, or via Twitter! My Twitter: https://twitter.com/Fordeheim My blog:...
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Interview 17: Tom Gray on the Open Brethren
Today, we are joined by Tom from Scotland! Tom is a member of a Gospel Hall within the Open Brethren. In this interview, we learn about the Brethren movement and also get an inside look into Christianity in Scotland. Please let us know what you think! Check out Tom's recommendations:...
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Interview 16: Jacob Hootman on Anglicanism
Today, we are joined again by Jacob Hootman! Jacob shares with us the origins of Anglicanism, the various streams within the tradition, the foundation of their unity, and what goes in an Anglican parish. There is a lot to take in here, so if you have any questions or comments, please let us know!...
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Interview 15: Connor Longaphie on Lutheranism
Today, we are joined by Connor Longaphie, my friend and a Lutheran vicar. Connor is very active in his denomination and brilliantly unpacks Lutheran history, theology, and church life for us. If you have any questions or comments, please drop us a comment! Check out Connor's work and...
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Interview 14: Greg Seeds on Presbyterianism
Today, we are joined by Greg! Greg is a friend I've known from Reddit for a long time and he joins us now to share about Presbyterianism. We get into a lot of the history, denominations, and church life within Presbyterianism, so if you have any questions, please ask away! Check out Greg's...
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Christian Traditions Series 2021 (The Purpose of Denominational Dialogue)
After some questions and feedback, I thought I would present and explain the purpose of this Christian Tradition Series. If you have any questions or comments please let me know! My blog: https://chancery.home.blog/ My YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/c/ChristiansColloquy
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Interview 13: Alexander Proudfoot on the Dutch Reformed
Today, we are joined by my friend Alexander! Alexander tells us about the history and theology of the Dutch Reformed tradition and then shares his experience in the United and Christian Reformed Churches. Please let us know what you think or if you have any questions! Check out Alexander's...
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Interview 12: Josiah Blencowe on Pentecostalism
In this interview, we begin a series introducing and discussing various Christian denominations and traditions. Today, my friend Josiah presents Pentecostalism, specifically the PAOC. Please let us know what you think or if you have any questions! Check out Josiah's recommendations:...
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Augustus Toplady's Reflections on a Thunder Storm
Today, we discuss another work of the great Anglican theologian and hymnist, Augustus Toplady. Through his reflection on thunderstorms, we consider God as Creator and his powerful use of the created world. Let me know what you think! My recent sermon: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MDFajrUNQjc...
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Anne Dutton's Christ Crucified, Risen, and Ascended
In this hymn review, we unpack Anne Dutton's Christ Crucified, Risen, and Ascended. This is a wonderful and unique hymn about the work of promises of Jesus Christ, and I hope it will provide a lot of further material for your reflection and meditation. Make sure to let me know if you have any...
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Charles Spurgeon's The Personality of the Holy Spirit
In this episode, we present Charles Spurgeon, the prince of preachers! After a short introduction to the life and legacy of this leading Baptist preacher, we discuss his sermon The Personality of the Holy Spirit. This sermon is deep, it not only defends the true personhood of the Holy Spirit, but...
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Jonathan Edwards' The Most High a Prayer-Hearing God
Today, we finally discuss Jonathan Edwards on the channel! After a brief discussion of his life and influence, we turn his sermon The Most High a Prayer-Hearing God. This is a powerful sermon, which demonstrates a traditional Evangelical approach to preaching, prayer, and Scripture. Please let me...
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Interview 11: Cameron Brinkman on Congregationalism in Lutheran Thought
In today's interview, Cameron returns to discuss congregational polity in a Lutheran context. Through a presentation and brief conversation, Cameron tells us about the history, theology, and state of present-day discussions surrounding Lutheran polity. This is the final entry in the...
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Channel Update: One Year (and a bit) In!
Hey everyone! Christian's Colloquy is now a year old! Thank you for all that you do as a part of this community. Whether you're watching, listening, liking, commenting, sharing, or diving in, you help make this channel/community what it is, so thank you! For this update, I review the past year,...
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Interview 10: Lue-Yee on Henry VIII, Edward VI, and Anglican Identity
In today's interview, Lue-Yee returns to discuss the reigns and reformational roles of Henry VIII and Edward VI. Please check out Lue-Yee's blog and other recommendations: https://epeuthutebetes.wordpress.com/ https://northamanglican.com/author/epeuthutebetes/ https://wcccc.us/...
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Congregationalism Q&A - Part 2: Discipline, Heresy, and Development
In this episode, I answer the final three of the questions I have received about congregational polity. Please feel free to reach out with any other questions or comments you have about church government, I would love to continue the conversation! Stay tuned for the final show of this series…
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Congregationalism Q&A - Part 1: Bishops, Priests, and Autonomy
In today's show, I answer three of the questions I have received about congregational polity. Stay tuned for the next episode when I answer the final three. Feel free to reach out with more questions and comments! Today's Recommendations: https://www.9marks.org/article/hierarchy-church/...
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Hymn Review 4: Charles Wesley's O the Depth of Love Divine
In today’s episode, I bring you into some of my coursework by presenting a Charles Wesley hymn on the Lord’s Supper! In this hymn, O the Depth of Love Divine, we see Wesley speak about the Lord’s Supper in a traditional Reformed manner. In contrast to both memorialism and physical presence, this...
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Episode 21: Baptist Polity Today - An Introduction
In this episode, I unpack my church's statement of faith paragraph on "the local church.' While much of the content is similar to what we discussed in Cotton, I believe this will give you a decent idea of how many Baptists in the present-day approach and discuss issues of church leadership and...
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Interview 9: Marek Kizer on Limited Atonement
In this episode, I am once again joined by my friend Marek! Marek recently took part in a debate on limited atonement and I thought he would be well equipped to discuss this doctrine with us. In this interview, Marek presents the biblical foundation for limited atonement, its historical…
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Episode 20: John Cotton's Keys of the Kingdom of Heaven (Part 3) - Independency
Skip the intro and recap: 4:10 In this episode, we continue our series in Congregationalism and examine chapter 7 of John Cotton's Keys of the Kingdom! In this chapter, Cotton presents his view of church independency. This is the critical point of congregational polity, let me know what you think...
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