“As a dying man to dying men: The life and ministry of Richard Baxter”

General Session 1 of the Andrew Fuller Conference 2016: The Diversity of Dissent: A Quatercentennial Appreciation of John Owen, Richard Baxter and William Kiffen.

[@JThuis]

Nice lecture, edifying, Baxter was a giant in building up the Church. 🙌🏾

[@chrislittman]

This week, I went to see the Baxter monument and the church he preached at in Kidderminster. Can’t wait to read his book...the saints everlasting rest.

[@adrianthomas1473]

I’ve been to Kidderminster and stood in his pulpit.

[@stevecamo1]

Wonderful understanding of Godly Richard Baxter will continue on with his books

[@RudyRudeRocks]

This makes me wanna be like Richard Baxter!

[@zeldabloom3582]

Ruben Garcia well then, prepare yourself for suffering. That was the cost of his spiritual depth/commitment. It's ALWAYS the cost. May God bless you.

[@adrianthomas1473]

Baxter was a remarkable man. I can recommend a visit to Kidderminster - there are many things to see from his day. Was Baxter a Puritan as we now use the term? He was a Christian and denominational descriptors are difficult to apply to him.

[@norbertomartinez8490]

Im a Theologian of the same doctrine as Richard Baxter, Puritan- Reformed baptist

[@jburghau]

Baxter was not sound in his doctrine of justification. John Owen wrote a book against his view. One of many papers you can read on this is : Not By Faith Alone, the Neonomianism of Richard Baxter by Michael Brown. The Heidelblog also has articles concerning this.