Free Will Baptist Doctrines

by J. D. O’Donnell

Publisher:

Randall House

, 2004

Overview

Free Will Baptist is a denomination of churches that share a common history, name, and an acceptance of the Arminian theology of free grace, free salvation, and free will. This volume will not only bring you a deeper understanding of Free Will Baptist history, it will help you know the doctrines of the Free Will Baptist Church—covering the Holy Scriptures, God and Christ and salvation, doctrine of Last Things and our Church covenant.

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Key Features

• The theology of Free Will Baptists is thoroughly explained
• Includes a background, outline, and introduction to each chapter

Contents

Top Highlights

“An ordinance is an outward rite appointed by Christ as a visible sign of the saving truth of the Christian faith. These three ordinances combine to set forth the central truths of the Christian faith.” (Page 161)

“Thus Athens was ‘wholly given to idolatry’ (Acts 17:16). Paul accused them of being ‘too superstitious’ (verse 22) or overly religious. It was then that Paul introduced them to the one God who had created all things (verse 24) and who commanded ‘all men every where to repent’ (verse 30). This is a universal call which goes out to all men.” (Page 81)

“Free Will Baptists believe in a divine call to the ministry” (Page 144)

“It was the work of Christ which made provision for man’s salvation, and the doctrines of salvation dealt with in this lesson will describe the application of the work of Christ to the lives of individuals.” (Page 80)

“The doctrine of the resurrection of men depends upon the truth of the resurrection of Christ” (Page 186)

Product Details

• Title: Free Will Baptist Doctrines
• Author: J. D. O'Donnell
• Publisher: Randall House
• Publication Date: 1974
• Pages: 208

About J. D. O’Donnell

Dr. Hall’s professional experience includes teaching and instructing at both the Elementary and College level. She has spent several years as a Program Coordinator of Psychoeducational Services and as a school Psychologist. Furthermore, she has served as a Contact Psychologist and for three years as Transfer Coordinator of Student Support Services with a state college. In June of 1995, Dr. Hall was appointed as Dean of General Educational courses with Bethany, later to be named as Chair of Bethany’s Educational Theology Track.