The Conference Messages Are Now In A Book: "Baptist History"

This book, Baptist History, is a collection of sermons preached at the 27th annual Sovereign Grace Conference of Victory Baptist Church of Kansas City, Missouri held August 5-7, 2008. This conference was fully financed by the generous love offerings of the members of Victory Baptist Church. The theme of the conference was Baptist History and each message dealt with an important aspect of that theme. Such was the quality of the sermons and so great was the response to the conference that we decided to publish the messages as a book. It is our prayerful desire that pastors and teachers and individual Christians will use the materials in this book in preaching, teaching and studying the important and colorful history of the people called Baptists from the time of Christ to the present day. We suggest that the book be used for sermon background, as a textbook in Sunday Schools and Bible Colleges, as a personal study guide and reference source for students of Baptist history. This book is intended to be a companion volume to the book, The New Testament Church, which is a collection of the sermons preached at the 20th annual Sovereign Grace Conference at Victory Baptist Church in August of 2001.

Copies of this book may be ordered by calling me at 816-761-7184 or by writing to me at 9601 Blue Ridge Ext., Kansas City, MO 64134. Cost is $4.00 per book.

Yours in Christ,
Laurence A. Justice, Pastor

Contents

1. Who Are the Baptists? Dan Cozart
2. Baptists From Christ to the Reformation Royce Smith
3. The Waldenses Dan Chamberlin
4. The Anabaptists Royce Smith
5. British Particular Baptists James Duvall
6. Biography of John Gill Dan Cozart
7. Baptists in America Before 1800 Royce Smith
8. Baptists Since 1800 James Duvall
9. Biography of Charles H. Spurgeon Dan Chamberlin
10. Who Are the Landmark Baptists? JC Settlemoir
11. Baptists and Missions Dan Chamberlin
12. Baptist Martyrs JC Settlemoir

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You can download the messages as MP3 files that you can play with Windows Media Player, Real Player, QuickTime, etc. Most new PC's come pre-loaded with Windows Media Player. These files are rather large and may take some time to download, especially if you have a dial-up modem.

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To play the MP3, click the name of the message in the schedule below.