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Since theology is practical and has important implications for our lives and our
churches, it is helpful to review the foundations of our beliefs and ask
questions to deepen our understanding. In Roots of Our Faith, Morgan Byrd
takes the reader on a journey through the rich doctrines of the Bible in a
simple but thorough way, using the Abstract of Principles (1858) as a
guide.The Abstract of Principles has long served as a summary of foundational
biblical doctrines in Southern Baptist life. While brief, the Abstract is also
diverse, clear, rich and rooted in the Scriptures. Byrd started using the
Abstract as a base for teaching doctrine at his church, and this book is the
eventual result of that teaching ministry.With a pastor's heart, Byrd expounds
the biblical and theological basis for each article through an overview, an
exploration of its Scriptural foundations, a line-by-line explanation, a look at
misconceptions about the article and, finally, its practical application. This is
deep, grounding theology for Christians of any age or life circumstance.There
are twenty articles in the Abstract: The Scriptures, God, The Trinity,
Providence, Election, The Fall of Man, The Mediator, Regeneration,
Repentance, Faith, Justification, Sanctification, Perseverance of the Saints,
The Church, Baptism, The Lord's Supper, The Lord's Day, Liberty of
Conscience, The Resurrection and The Judgment.It is hoped that Roots of Our
Faith will encourage Christians to grow in their love and understanding of God
and be challenged to live out their faith with holiness and joy. May it also serve
as a stimulus to those who have not yet embraced Christ as Saviour and
Lord.Suitable for private reading or as the basis for a group or church study.

Roots of Our Faith: The Abstract of Principles
Explained and Applied
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Since theology is practical and has important implications for our lives
and our churches, it is helpful to review the foundations of our beliefs
and ask questions to deepen our understanding. In Roots of Our Faith,
Morgan Byrd takes the reader on a journey through the rich doctrines of
the Bible in a simple but thorough way, using the Abstract of Principles
(1858) as a guide.The Abstract of Principles has long served as a
summary of foundational biblical doctrines in Southern Baptist life.
While brief, the Abstract is also diverse, clear, rich and rooted in the
Scriptures. Byrd started using the Abstract as a base for teaching
doctrine at his church, and this book is the eventual result of that
teaching ministry.With a pastor's heart, Byrd expounds the biblical and
theological basis for each article through an overview, an exploration of
its Scriptural foundations, a line-by-line explanation, a look at
misconceptions about the article and, finally, its practical application.
This is deep, grounding theology for Christians of any age or life
circumstance.There are twenty articles in the Abstract: The Scriptures,
God, The Trinity, Providence, Election, The Fall of Man, The Mediator,
Regeneration, Repentance, Faith, Justification, Sanctification,
Perseverance of the Saints, The Church, Baptism, The Lord's Supper,
The Lord's Day, Liberty of Conscience, The Resurrection and The
Judgment.It is hoped that Roots of Our Faith will encourage Christians to
grow in their love and understanding of God and be challenged to live
out their faith with holiness and joy. May it also serve as a stimulus to
those who have not yet embraced Christ as Saviour and Lord.Suitable
for private reading or as the basis for a group or church study.