Jared Mays

PhD @QUBelfast | Alumni @SBTS | Global Seminary Manager @RTMinistries

[Jared Mays @JaredNMays]

@zaktharp12 Thank you!

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It is official! Very thankful.

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@neulsaem Thank you!

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@tim_stec Thanks, Tim!

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@lucasabatier Thanks, dear friend!

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@R0bert_B Thanks, brother!

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@i_am_bijan Thanks, brother!

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@MichaelCarlino That's incredibly kind, brother, thank you! Look at us now!

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@GJShearer Thanks, Graham! I remember conversations (which you might not!) back when I started, which were helpful.

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@sambostock Thanks, Sam!

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@DavyEllison Thanks, brother! You were an encouragement!

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Coming soon to Disney plus!

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Coming soon to Disney plus!

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@SpurgeonPiper Congratulations, brother!

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[Joseph Spurgeon @Joseph_Spurgeon]

Why do all reformed baptists look like this

[Jared Mays @JaredNMays]

@JonMcK1647 @theFIEC It's strange. Many evangelical CofE folks are functionally credo as well. I remember an evangelical leader asking me to consider CofE ministry. As I replied, "I am credo baptist," the response was, "that's just fine we'll have you anyway!" Not great!

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@jkylebrosseau @JHGoodman8404 Hey Kyle, it's not terminal by definition. Accreditation bodies define this. Terminal means the highest you can get in a given field. So PhD, EdD, PsyD esc. DMin is a professional degree, designed to equip for a job. No shade, just giving formal definition!

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Say it again for the people in the back.

[Miles Smith IV @IVMiles]

So fwiw, there’s a historically Baptist maximalist (the 20th SBC) and Baptist traditionalist—New England and more or less Christian nationalist, but no state churches—position on this, and both strands are represented in the history of Baptists in North America.

[Jared Mays @JaredNMays]

There are only 2 men here that (probably) contributed to the confession. Cool graph though! Just say, "signatories"

[Commonplace Study @commonplacestdy]

What if we mapped out all the men who contributed to the 1689 London Baptist Confession?

[Harrison Perkins @PastorPerks]

It’s finally real! James Ussher’s never before published or translated manuscript lectures proving he wrote the Irish Articles and the Body of Divinity. Thanks @WestminsterTS for partnering on this project