The Baptist Particular

32 Bible Doctrine – The Doctrine Of Duty Faith

I would like to welcome you back to another study in Bible Doctrine. In our previous study, I laid out for you the covenantal framework for 18th century Hyper-Calvinism. There…

Edward Mitchell, Featured

The New Covenant

A covenant means a contract, compact, arrangement between two or more persons. As employed by God it denotes the methods and terms in which He deals with men. He brought…

Featured, George Ella on Doctrinal Matters

Substituting Fable For Historical Truth

A marked negative feature of common-grace gospellers is the scorn which they pour on men of God who emphasise that the whole gospel must be preached to the whole man…

Featured, Frank Grimwood, Jared Smith On Various Issues

The Life and Ministry Of Frank Grimwood

The congregation meeting at Bethesda Chapel, Notting Hill Gate, London, was organized in 1866 around the teachings of the Strict and Particular Baptists. The first pastor, Mr. David Crumpton, served…

Featured, William Styles, A Guide To Church Fellowship (Complete)

Article 12 – Spirital Faith A Grace, Not A Natural And Legal Duty

Articles Of The Faith And Order Of A Primitive Or Strict And Particular Baptist Church Of The Lord Jesus Christ, Based On The Declaration Of Faith And Practice Of John…

Featured, Peter Meney on Doctrinal Matters

Sabbath-Breaking: A Crime Worthy Of Death?

In Numbers chapter 15 an incident is recounted from Israel’s wilderness wandering. It concerns a man who gathered sticks on the sabbath day, and the high cost of his actions.…

Kevin Price was raised in a non-christian home, in the Lake District. However, he began a personal search for the truth in his mid-teens. Whilst in school, and largely through his own searching of the Scriptures, he was brought to faith in Christ at the age of 16. Kevin felt an early call to the ministry. Upon turning 18, in fact, the very week school had finished, he began to preach among the Pentecostal churches. During the 1970’s and 80’s, Kevin pastored a Pentecostal church at Windermere in the Lake District. He not only ministered the Word of God during the regular preaching services, he was also involved in the youth work and street evangelism. Having been led by the Lord to reexamine his understanding of the Scriptures, Kevin underwent a ‘theological turn-around’. He became the pastor of a church in Kendal during which time he gradually moved towards the Doctrines of Grace. He committed himself to the work at Kendal for 21 years, wherein he was also able to study for a degree in Theology. More recently, Kevin has taken the oversight of a Strict Baptist congregation in Bradford, West Yorkshire. Although he lives in the Lake District, and regularly serves the Bradford congregation throughout the year, he nevertheless manages a busy schedule as a itinerant preacher that takes him to various parts of the UK and abroad. He has also agreed to serve as the Minister with oversight of a Strict Baptist church in Kensington, London. Kevin is a single man, and his friends are not timid to inform him that no wife would tolerate his hectic lifestyle!