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Dan takes a look at precious saint and Particular Baptist, Hanserd Knollys.

Dan takes a look at the life of William Kiffen and lessons from it.

Dan looks at atheism and apologetics.

Dan looks at some wisdom from the Puritan William Ames.

Is HOW baptism is performed as important as baptism itself?

Dan discusses this topic from a confessional and biblical perspective.

In this episode, Dan discusses William Penn, Quakers, and Particular Baptists.

Do General Baptists fall into the family of Particular Baptists?

Dan takes a look at a Particular Baptist confession that was published in 1656.

Dan discusses the importance of heritage as it relates to our confession.

In this ad hoc episode, we respond to a recent episode from Particular Pilgrims on religious freedom amongst Particular Baptists.

Here is the episode in question: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DGRebL7lskg

Is confessionalism growing or is that only apparent?

Dan looks at Reformed preaching in 16th century England.

How does a Christian father lead his family? What does that look like practically? Take a listen!

Do we work with God in our salvation? What role do our wills have to play in the process? Take a listen to find out!

Are the wicked wiped out at the last judgement? Is the doctrine of eternal judgement a gospel issue? Does the Bible teach it? Take a listen!

How can a good God ordain suffering?

Welcome to the third episode of Particular Takes! In this episode, Sean looks at a tweet from Pope Leo XIV and talks about the Pope’s desire for Christian unity and what that really means. The tweet may be found here: https://x.com/Pontifex/status/2012880151608959116.  The Gospel presentation mentioned in the episode can be found here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fNsaVLEBGKI

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If God is in control, why pray?

Free-will? Providence? Oh my! Today's episode provides helpful arguments against libertarian free-will from a confessional perspective.

Welcome to the second episode of Particular Takes! In this episode, Sean looks at a tweet from Pope Leo XIV and talks about the Pope’s view of other religions. The tweet may be found here: https://x.com/Pontifex/status/1999098088506417177 If you would like to support our ministry, subscribe today at Patreon! patreon.com/theparticularbaptist

Dan takes a fresh look at how Christians are to relate to civil government.

Dan looks at this very important distinction from a Particular Baptist perspective.

Welcome to the inaugural episode of Particular Takes! In this episode, Sean looks at a tweet from Pope Leo XIV and talks about how the Pope mishandles John 1:29-34.

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Dan discusses a "common" (pun intended) theological concept in Reformed circles.

Dan discusses this controversy with the backdrop of Beza's book addressing Westphal.

Particular Takes is a short-form series hosted by Sean Cheetham where he'll dive straight into responding to those dissenting Tweets and online posts from a solid confessional Baptist perspective. Think of it as our rapid-fire rebuttals—concise, scriptural, and unapologetically Reformed. Each episode will be bite-sized, perfect for your commute, workout, or coffee break, clocking in at under 7 minutes.

Dan reviews an important book from James Baird.

Dan discusses some theological considerations as we go into this new year.

Dan takes on a controversial topic in Christian circles from a Particular Baptist and biblical perspective.

In this episode, we discuss a recent "scandal" where Kirk Cameron denied eternal conscience torment otherwise known as "eternal judgement". In addition to discussing his actual position a bit, we focus most of our time on the response to this news.

We sit down with Dr. Gatewood and discuss his new book, "Truth Not Served by Human Hands".

Dan discusses expository preaching and Paul Washer.

Dan looks at some parts of a recent episode from The Lone Bulwark.

Do Baptists believe in councilor authority?

Dan takes a look at the recent split at Theocast.

Dan discusses Richard Baxter and whether he was a Christian.

In this episode, Dan takes a look at recent popery by King Charles III and looks at this in light of his two namesakes.

Dan looks at Ligonier's "State of Theology" for 2025...and it doesn't look great.

Dan interacts with some recent comments from Dinesh D'Souza.

We discuss the New Hampshire confession and whether it finds itself among the Reformed confessions.

Dan tackles congregationalism in today's episode.

Dan and Andrew sit down with Dr. James Dolezal and have a blessed conversation about Nicaea, 1700 years after the Council.

Dan discusses the concept of a Christian nation and the light of nations.

Dan discusses celibacy, Catholicism, and more!

Dan discusses the gospel call in relation to God's sincerity. Is God insincere if he sends the gospel call to both the elect and the reprobate?

This episode is more about Barrett than I wanted it to be, but we do discuss his departure from Baptist theology to Anglicanism. And then we discuss living in the kingdom of Christ as a Christian.

Dan unpacks this thorny topic in our latest episode.

In this Independence Day Special, I discussed the founding fathers and them grounding our nation's founding on natural law, religious toleration of the founding fathers vs. Particular Baptist political theology, and more!

Dan discusses American political theology surrounding Israel and the 1689.