Justin Taylor interviews Dr. David Dockery on Southern Baptist Identity (June 2009).
Southern Baptist Identity gives readers an inside look at the Southern Baptist Convention as 16 leaders address key issues and pave the way for necessary renewal. This volume is intended to strengthen the SBC as well as offer practical insight to other denominations facing similar issues.
Contributors include:
- R. Albert Mohler Jr. on Southern Baptist Identity: Is There a Future?
- R. Stanton Norman on Southern Baptist Identity: A Theological Perspective
- Gregory A. Wills on Southern Baptist Identity: A Historical Perspective
- Timothy George on Is Jesus a Baptist?
- Russel D. Moore on Learning from Nineteenth-Century Baptists
- Paige Patterson on Learning from the Anabaptists
- James Leo Garrett on The Roots of Baptist Beliefs
- Morris H. Chapman on Axioms of a Cooperating Southern Baptist
- Ed Stetzer on Toward a Missional Convention
- Jim Shaddix on The Future of the Traditional Church
- Thom S. Rainer on Evangelism and Church Growth in the SBC
- Michael Day on The Future of State Conventions and Associations
- Richard Land on A Free Church in a Free Society
- Nathan A. Finn on Priorities for a Post-Resurgence Convention
- Daniel L. Akin on A Future-Directed Proposal for the SBC
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