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	Sovereign Grace Baptists - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Sovereign Grace Baptists in the broadest sense are any "Calvinistic" Baptists that accept God's sovereign grace in salvation and predestination, including Primitive Baptists, Reformed Baptists, Continental Baptist Churches (org.
		Sovereign Grace Baptist Association of Churches (SGBA) - organized circa 1984, the SGBA sponsors an annual national conference and churches cooperate in missions, publications, retreats, camps and other activities.
		Sovereign Grace Fellowship of Canada (SGF) - a fellowship for Baptist churches in Canada holding to either the Baptist Confession of 1644 or 1689.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Sovereign_Grace_Baptists (669 words)

	Baptist History Articles
		The Philadelphia Baptist Association was the first Baptist Association in America and it adopted the Calvinistic 1689 Baptist Confession from London with two additions, the laying on of hands and the singing of Psalms, and became the Philadelphia Baptist Confession of Faith in 1742.
		I have been a sovereign grace Baptist since 1960, almost 40 years and have witnessed the hand of God in re-introducing and re-establishing the truth of sovereign grace across the land which is nothing short of miraculous.
		The independent Baptist spirit that prevails among Calvinistic Baptists in the 1990's is an American inheritance, and is not a historical Baptist one.
	www.pbpress.org /articles.htm (8167 words)

	JS Mack Library - Fundamentalism File
		Among the various Baptist groups in North America are what are called the “Sovereign Grace Baptists” or, more commonly, the “Reformed Baptists.” As their name indicates, this group combines historic Baptist beliefs with the tenets of Reformed theology.
		One factor in the growth of “sovereign grace” teaching among American Baptists is the ministry of Rolfe P. Barnard (1904-69), who came to Calvinistic views during his ministry as a Southern Baptist pastor, evangelist, and military chaplain.
		Paralleling the Sovereign Grace movement born in Ashland was the import of a British revival of Calvinism.
	www.bju.edu /library/collections/fund_file/refobap1.html (4789 words)

	The First London Confession of Faith (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		The reader is encouraged to read all three portions of this contemporary preface to gain an insight into the historical background and the continuing need for this reprint.
		The second group, which may be identified as "Sovereign Grace Baptists," prefers the 1646 edition of the "First London Baptist Confession and the 1646 Appendix." This group holds that God's absolute law, such as expressed in the two greatest commandments upon which all the law and the prophets hang (Matt.
		If there ever was a time that Particular Baptists, whether Reformed or Sovereign Grace Baptists, who hold unreservedly to the sovereignty of God and the doctrines of grace to doctrinally unite in this sin-wrecked world, it is now.
	www.soundofgrace.com /v10/n2/1646preface.htm (422 words)

	A Welch Succession of Primitive Baptists
		Baptists which believed in election and predestination, but also believed new birth precedes faith, are identified as Baptists of primitive theology.
		Their stated reasons were its poor circulation among the Baptists and a general lack of familiarity with this earlier document among the attendants of the convention.
		Such practices were in contrast to the early Baptists of Wales in the Midlands, who claimed their succession of Baptist heritage through the mother church in Olchon Valley located on the Wales/England border, which is part of that area of Britain known as the Midlands.
	www.pb.org /pbdocs/chhist5.html (19925 words)

	defense1
		It was published to present the position of the Founders Ministries of the Southern Baptist on the subject of Covenant Theology and the issue of law and grace.
		The movement began with an expressed desire to promote the truth of sovereign grace as it was believed and expressed in the preaching and writings of the early fathers of the SB Convention.
		It is not a lack of commitment to sovereign grace or a reticence to openly preach their convictions that keeps these men at arm's length from the Founders.
	www.soundofgrace.com /jgr/index078.htm (3996 words)

	SOVEREIGN GRACE REFORMED BAPTIST (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		We are unashamedly Baptist, but we are a Baptist church with a difference.
		We are Baptists in the tradition of John Bunyan, Benjamin Keach, and Charles Haddon Spurgeon.
		Tragically, Baptist churches, like other churches, have been subject to the erosion and dilution of their biblical convictions.
	www.sovereigngracerb.org (324 words)

	The Meaning of Ordination (by Wm. Loyd Allen)
		While the majority of Hispanic Baptists continue to reside in Texas, Hispanic Baptist churches are quickly being formed in many areas of the country.
		The largest Baptist denomination in the United States continues to be the Southern Baptist Convention (SBC), which has approximately 43,000 churches with 16 million members and has churches in all fifty states.
		The answer is that Baptists continue to agree on their most important doctrine, the centrality of Jesus as Savior and Lord.
	www.baptisthistory.org /contissues/durso3.htm (817 words)

	What We Believe
		We are Baptists because we have, since the time that our precious Lord walked on this earth, held the doctrines outlined in this tract.
		We believe regeneration and conversion to be a simultaneous occurrence as a result of the Holy Spirit using the spoken or written word.
		Finally, we believe in the absolute and eternal sovereignty of God; we believe, presently and in the hereafter, all things will glorify God; everything from his saints, who will be with him, to those who will spend eternity in the lake of fire, glory be to God.
	www.sovereigngrace.net /beliefs.htm (718 words)

	CHAIN LINK ECCLESIOLOGY (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		It is the position of a number of brethren and churches of the Landmark Baptist persuasion that no church is a true church unless there was the vote of a "mother" church to establish it.
		Baptist historians and ecclesiologists are, for the most part, silent on the matter.
		Stearns was ordained among the Separates; and after he had been immersed and ordained as a Baptist minister, impressed with what seemed to him the call of God to remove far to the West to perform a great work for his Master, he and a few of his members, in 1754, departed from Connecticut.
	www.gpp-5grace.com /chain.htm (4845 words)

	About Us
		The Mission of Sovereign Grace Church is to glorify God through the proclamation and demonstration of the gospel of Jesus Christ.
		These churches are cared for by a ministry known as Sovereign Grace Ministries, led by CJ Mahaney.
		Perhaps the easiest way to describe our relationship with the Sovereign Grace leadership team would be to imagine the kind of relationships that existed in New Testament times between the apostle Paul, Titus, and Timothy and the local churches they established and cared for.
	www.sovereigngracedb.org /about.htm (422 words)

	Category:Baptist denominations - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The term Baptist denominations includes fellowships, movements and groups of churches within the Baptist tradition.
		Association of Fundamental Baptist Churches in the Philippines
		National Primitive Baptist Convention of the U.S.A. New Testament Association of Independent Baptist Churches
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Category:Baptist_denominations (137 words)

	"Calvinism and the Baptists" by Laurence M. Vance
		The impressive list of names of prominent Baptists who supposedly were Calvinistic that is regularly compiled by the Sovereign Grace Baptists is supposed to so overwhelm the reader as to convince him that he ought to be a Calvinist if he is to be a historic Baptist.
		The reason that the Sovereign Grace Baptists use the aforementioned term is to distinguish themselves from the stricter Primitive Baptists--the ones who practice their Calvinism.
		The concerted attempt of the Calvinistic Baptists to equate Calvinism with Baptist orthodoxy is not shared by their Presbyterian and Reformed "cousins." These two groups are basically the same in doctrine: the term Reformed emphasising the doctrines of the Reformation and the term Presbyterian emphasising their form of church government.
	www.biblebelievers.com /Vance4.html (4996 words)

	Grace
		That's what these "hard shells" have done with the doctrines of grace, (Calvinism), gone too far with it, but to imply that is the general belief of all doctrines of gracers, the original meaning behind these doctrines, is just not being at all truthful.
		Grace, then, is favor shown where there is positive de-merit in the one shown it."Unquote.
		That is: "Grace is unmerited favor." Although it does mean that, that certainly is not its deepest meaning and does not convey the truest meaning the author intends to put across to us.
	dshortt.homestead.com /files/Grace.htm (18039 words)

	Sovereign Grace Homepage
		Supporters of the Southern Baptist Founders Conference believe that salvation is God's sovereign choice in election.
		Many Southern Baptists hold the Abstract of Principles as their statement of faith.
		The Abstract of Principles was the first statement of faith used by the Southern Baptist Convention and is still held today by the Southern Baptist Theological Seminary, as well as other Southern Baptist seminaries.
	home.bellsouth.net /p/pwp-sovereigngrace (162 words)

	Bible Truth Forum
		The purpose of this Forum is to discuss the Scriptures and scriptural related subjects and writings from the historical Baptist perspective of God's Sovereign Grace and the Kingdom of Christ.
		By the grace of God, the purpose of this Forum is to do just that, by promoting the gospel of Christ according to the Scriptures, through the study of the Scriptures.
		Historically, true Baptists are not Protestants, and the doctrines of Grace, which are today so commonly called Calvinism, were taught by Christ and his Apostles, and the people known as "Baptists" for hundreds of years before John Calvin took them and formulated his TULIP doctrines.
	www.bibletruthforum.com /forum.htm (1645 words)

	LIBC - Church Directory (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		There is a great deal of diversity amongst Sovereign Grace Landmark Independent Baptist Churches.
		Nor does it indicate that Landmark Independent Baptist Church is in complete agreement with all the practices or teachings of a listed church.
		A free Baptist bimonthly booklet sent to all who may desire it.
	users.aol.com /libcfl/direct.htm (998 words)

	LIBC - Links (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		This is NOT a Sovereign Grace site, but there is are a large number of useful tracts and booklets dealing with the text issue, personal separation, etc.
		Strong on Doctrines of Grace, but does not hold to KJV or church truths.
		This teenager is a preacher from King's Addition Missionary Baptist Church in South Shore, Ky., Pastor James Hobbs, Sr.
	users.aol.com /libcfl/links.htm (932 words)

	The Baptist Standard Bearer, Inc. (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		In light of human prejudice, in view of the fact that perfectly objective research is impossible, the duty of self-examination calls upon both the publisher and the reader to constantly evaluate their search for TRUTH.
		May the Lord give us all grace to embrace the truth wherever we find it.
		In closing it should be pointed out we are not saying that truth is in a constant state of flux and change.
	www.standardbearer.org /perspective.asp (614 words)

	SOVEREIGN GRACE ARTICLES (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		The established churches hated him and the Baptists finally disowned him, but true believers of every persuasion loved him and understood his message.
		But the free gospel of the grace of God through the merits and death of the Lord Jesus Christ must be revealed to the heart by the Spirit of God.
		Blessed is the preacher who can shut men up to free and sovereign grace, and yet lovingly, sincerely invite all men to look to Christ and be saved.
	www.sovereign-grace.com /233.htm (464 words)

	Problems with Hyper Preterism
		I am posting these here as a warning to those who might consider jumping down the preterist rabbit hole.
		It has been my observation that many Sovereign Grace Baptists who embrace NCT have bought into the preterist lie.
		Hopefully this site will be a warning to these individuals.
	www.5solas.org /media.php?id=557 (174 words)

	Bible Truth Forum LINKS
		These websites offer Historic Baptists, Old School Baptists, Primitive Baptists and Sovereign Grace material and writings.
		As always, LINKS do not imply organizational affiliation, total agreement or endorsement of everything that is written or posted on these websites.
		I am very appreciative of the help given to me by some of the owners of the Sovereign Grace websites and the material provided by some of them for some of my CDs.
	www.bibletruthforum.com /links.htm (152 words)

	Sovereign Grace Baptist Church
		all, Landmark Baptists have always claimed that the Bible was
		Lord's true New Testament Baptist churches, are to be
		they had been recommended to the grace of God for the
	www.sovereigngrace.net /new2000.htm (2951 words)

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