1689 Federalism: Baptist Covenant Theology

Today, Lucas Enge, a pastor over at Grace Hill Church in Merton, WI, unpacks for us Baptist Covenant Theology aka 1689 Federalism!

Be sure to also watch my other video on Dispensationalism

Below are some links to books and other resources for you to view/read on your own if you wish to dive deeper into this vast subject!

The Divine Covenants by A.W. Pink

The Mystery of Christ by Samuel Renihan

From Shadow to Substance by Samuel Renihan

A Reformed Baptist Manifesto by Samuel E. Waldron

The Distinctiveness of Baptist Covenant Theology by Pascal Denault

The Kingdom of God by Jeffrey Johnson

From Paedobaptism to Credobaptism by W. Gary Crampton

The 1689 Baptist Confession of Faith in Modern English

Pastor Lucas' Church info

Time stamps:
Intro/Book Recommendations - 0:00
What is 1689 Federalism? 5 distinctives - 6:39
Continuity vs Discontinuity - 12:26
Dispensationalism Compared to 1689 Federalism - 14:31
Presbyterian Compared to Baptist Covenant Theology - 16:16
Presb. CT & Disp Similarities - 22:18
Covenant of works - 24:37
Why do we need to know this? - 34:00
No over-arching covenant of grace with multiple administrations - 41:44
Biblical proof - 46:37
How are OT saints saved? - 58:27
Covenants (Plural?) of Promise - 1:6:12
Dichotomous Nature of the Abrahamic Covenant -1:11:49
How does all of this affect my day to day? - 1:15:31
Outro - 1:26:18

[alanlloyd]

Great content and easy to follow but the music is distracting .

[changjsc]

Very informative! Thank you very much.
Liked and subscribed! Hoping to start a similar channel.

[JBOwen]

The Reformed Baptist Manifesto was written by two authors who have different views on covenant theology. Sam is a 20th-century baptist convenat theologian, whereas Barcellos is a 1689er (however, I'm not sure if he was when that book was written).