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Calvinism Conference 2012

August 06, 2012
Executive Office Team
4 Comments

Conference sessions are available on DVD (video) and CD (audio).  DVDs are $20 and CDs are $10.  Click here to place your order.

Video from the Calvinism Conference has been posted in the YouTube playlist below.  View all sessions back to back, or click/hover over the bottom of the YouTube player to select from the playlist the session you wish to view.

Listen to audio here:

David Dockery: Overview of the History of Baptist Theology | download the .mp3

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David Dockery: The Current Resurgence of Reformed Theology | download the .mp3

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Calvinism: Dialogue from Differing Theological Perspectives | download the .mp3

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Panel Q and A | download the .mp3

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Frank Page: A Vision for a Unified SBC | download the .mp3

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Related posts:

  1. Calvinism Conference: Q and A (Audio)
  2. David Dockery: Overview of the History of Baptist Theology Part 1 (Audio)
  3. Calvinism: Dialogue from Differing Theological Perspectives (Audio)
  4. David Dockery: The Current Resurgence of Reformed Theology Part 2 (Audio)
  5. Frank Page: A Vision for a Unified SBC (Audio)
  1. Josh Dear August 6, 2012 at 11:38 pm Reply
    Is there any chance that the Calvinism Conference messages will be published as a book? I sure would love to get that! Thanks!Josh Dear Assistant Pastor Lakeside Baptist Church Muskegon, MI
    • Brenda Rick Smith August 7, 2012 at 7:29 am Reply
      As of now, there are no plans to publish any print materials out of the conference. I will pass along you comment to panelists, though, and see if they have any recommendations.Thanks for commenting!
  2. TC Robinson August 7, 2012 at 3:36 pm Reply
    We should embrace both Calvinism and non-Calvinism in our convention, since both are a part of our history as Baptists.
  3. Josephine Albert August 10, 2012 at 9:24 pm Reply
    I enjoyed the articles. I found this one in the Baptist Press. I agree Baptist and Calvinist have more that binds us together than separates us. My son became a Calvinist several years ago, so now I am a mixture of Baptist and Calvinist. I absolutely love both. God continues to draw me closer to him the more I learn. I am so grateful.Thank you very much. Coram Deo

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