A Free Will Baptist Handbook

by J. Matthew Pinson

Publisher:

Randall House

, 1998

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. A Free Will Baptist Handbook is an excellent primer to the theology, history, and practices of the Free Will Baptists. This handy book introduces who the Free Will Baptists are, where they came from, and what they believe. The book is understandable, yet also a thorough and up-to-date study. The book is ideal for new church members, prospective members, or as a refresher course for the seasoned Free Will Baptist church member or pastor.

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Key Features

• The theology of Free Will Baptists is thoroughly explained
• Includes bibiographical references and index

Praise for the Print Edition

This is the kind of book we have long needed. It is a relatively brief and easy-to-read summary of who Free Will Baptists are, what we believe and what we do. This volume should be required reading for all pastors, missionaries, teachers and others who are involved in Free Will Baptist work on a full-time basis. Knowing who we are and what we believe can only help us serve the Lord more effectively.

—Thomas Marberry, Contact magazine

Product Details

• Title: A Free Will Baptist Handbook
• Author: J. Matthew Pinson
• Publisher: Randall House
• Publication Date: 1998
• Pages: 308

About J. Matthew Pinson

J. Matthew Pinson is President of Free Will Baptist Bible College in Nashville, Tennessee. Prior to that, he served as a pastor of churches in Alabama, Connecticut, and Georgia. He has received Bachelor's and Master's degrees from the University of West Florida, Master's degree from Yale, and Doctorate from Vanderbilt. His primary interests are historical theology, the intersection of ecclesiology and cultural studies, higher education, and leadership. He lives with his wife, Melinda, and their children, Anna and Matthew, in Nashville.