The Particular Baptist Podcast
This podcast explores theological, historical, and cultural topics from a confessional Baptist perspective. Hosted by The Particular Baptist, it offers in-depth discussion for listeners interested in Reformed Baptist thought. Episodes likely address doctrine, church history, and contemporary cultural issues through a confessional lens.
Episodes
Church Governance in Nehemiah
Is Nehemiah a place you think to find principles of church government?
Can Christians Hate?
We look at a difficult topic from a biblical perspective.
Seek First His Kingdom
In this episode, Dan discusses anxiety and providence.
Speaking Truth Clearly
Dan takes a look at the introduction from the 2nd London Baptist Confession of Faith.
Jesus Stands at the Door? Does This Prove Arminianism?
Dan looks at a common passage in Revelation and sees whether it proves Arminianism.
Can a Baptist Attend an Infant Baptism?
Dan responds to a recent video from Keith Foskey.
Particular Baptist Resources
Dan provides a helpful guide for Particular Baptist primary resources.
What Does It Mean to Be Unequally Yoked?
Dan takes a look at a commonly misunderstood place in Scripture.
Can Women Sing in Church?
Dan takes a look at a topic discussed by the Baptists Hansard Knollys.
Common Grace and Faith
Dan looks at chapter 14 from the 2nd London Baptist Confession of Faith.
Imposing Man's Law
What does it mean for us to impose man's law?
Degrees of Sin
We discuss whether there are degrees of sin.
Quick to Listen with Hercules Collins
Dan looks at a section from Hercules Collins' work, 'A Temple Prepared'.
Is Religious Freedom Biblical?
Dan takes a look at a recent clip from Grace to You on religious freedom.
Principles of Modesty
Modesty is a controversial topic in Christian circles today. Dan looks at this topic from a Particular Baptist perspective.
Confessional Profiles: Hercules Collins
Dan and Tommy look at another important Baptist figure: Hercules Collins.
Confessional Profiles: Hanserd Knollys
Dan takes a look at precious saint and Particular Baptist, Hanserd Knollys.
Confessional Profiles: William Kiffen
Dan takes a look at the life of William Kiffen and lessons from it.
The Scope of Atheism
Dan looks at atheism and apologetics.
Tempting God
Dan looks at some wisdom from the Puritan William Ames.
Does the Mode of Baptism Matter?
Is HOW baptism is performed as important as baptism itself?
Providing for Our Pastors
Dan discusses this topic from a confessional and biblical perspective.
Quakers Friends of Particular Baptists?
In this episode, Dan discusses William Penn, Quakers, and Particular Baptists.
Are General Baptists Part of Particular Baptist Heritage?
Do General Baptists fall into the family of Particular Baptists?
The Somerset Confession
Dan takes a look at a Particular Baptist confession that was published in 1656.
Our Confessional Heritage: Not a Hobby
Dan discusses the importance of heritage as it relates to our confession.
SPECIAL EPISODE: Bad Political Theology and Particular Baptist History: A Response
In this ad hoc episode, we respond to a recent episode from Particular Pilgrims on religious freedom amongst Particular Baptists.Here is the episode in question: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DGRebL7lskg
Is Confessionalism Growing?
Is confessionalism growing or is that only apparent?
Congregational Preaching
Dan looks at Reformed preaching in 16th century England.
Leading our Families: Kings of our Household
How does a Christian father lead his family? What does that look like practically? Take a listen!
Synergism and Salvation
Do we work with God in our salvation? What role do our wills have to play in the process? Take a listen to find out!
Annihilating Annihilationism
Are the wicked wiped out at the last judgement? Is the doctrine of eternal judgement a gospel issue? Does the Bible teach it? Take a listen!
God Ordains Suffering...And That's a Good Thing!
How can a good God ordain suffering?
Particular Takes | Unity with the Pope, Ep. 3
Welcome to the third episode of Particular Takes! In this episode, Sean looks at a tweet from Pope Leo XIV and talks about the Pope’s desire for Christian unity and what that really means. The tweet may be found here: https://x.com/Pontifex/status/2012880151608959116. The Gospel presentation mentioned in the episode can be found here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fNsaVLEBGKI If you would like
Why Pray as a Calvinist?
If God is in control, why pray?
Is Free-will Blasphemous?
Free-will? Providence? Oh my! Today's episode provides helpful arguments against libertarian free-will from a confessional perspective.
Particular Takes | The Pope and Other Religions, Ep. 2
Welcome to the second episode of Particular Takes! In this episode, Sean looks at a tweet from Pope Leo XIV and talks about the Pope’s view of other religions. The tweet may be found here: https://x.com/Pontifex/status/1999098088506417177 If you would like to support our ministry, subscribe today at Patreon! patreon.com/theparticularbaptist
Civil Government and the Christian
Dan takes a fresh look at how Christians are to relate to civil government.
The Law and the Gospel
Dan looks at this very important distinction from a Particular Baptist perspective.
Particular Takes | The Pope Mishandles Scripture, Ep. 1
Welcome to the inaugural episode of Particular Takes! In this episode, Sean looks at a tweet from Pope Leo XIV and talks about how the Pope mishandles John 1:29-34. The tweet may be found here: https://x.com/Pontifex/status/2012857754243977296. If you would like to support our ministry, subscribe today at Patreon! patreon.com/theparticularbaptist
Is Common Grace Biblical?
Dan discusses a "common" (pun intended) theological concept in Reformed circles.
Was Christ Corporally in the Supper?
Dan discusses this controversy with the backdrop of Beza's book addressing Westphal.
New Podcast Announcement: Particular Takes
Particular Takes is a short-form series hosted by Sean Cheetham where he'll dive straight into responding to those dissenting Tweets and online posts from a solid confessional Baptist perspective. Think of it as our rapid-fire rebuttals—concise, scriptural, and unapologetically Reformed. Each episode will be bite-sized, perfect for your commute, workout, or coffee break, clocking in at under 7
Book Review of 'King of Kings' by James Baird
Dan reviews an important book from James Baird.
New Year's Theology from Particular Baptists
Dan discusses some theological considerations as we go into this new year.
Can We Celebrate Christmas?
Dan takes on a controversial topic in Christian circles from a Particular Baptist and biblical perspective.
Kirk Cameron and Annihilation
In this episode, we discuss a recent "scandal" where Kirk Cameron denied eternal conscience torment otherwise known as "eternal judgement". In addition to discussing his actual position a bit, we focus most of our time on the response to this news.
The Divine Intellect with Dr. Timothy Gatewood
We sit down with Dr. Gatewood and discuss his new book, "Truth Not Served by Human Hands".
The Manner of Preaching
Dan discusses expository preaching and Paul Washer.
Stephen Wolfe and the Baptists
Dan looks at some parts of a recent episode from The Lone Bulwark.
Baptists and Councils, Oh, My!
Do Baptists believe in councilor authority?
Fallout of Theocast
Dan takes a look at the recent split at Theocast.
Baxter Among His Saints?
Dan discusses Richard Baxter and whether he was a Christian.
The Curse of Being a Charles
In this episode, Dan takes a look at recent popery by King Charles III and looks at this in light of his two namesakes.
The State of Theology 2025
Dan looks at Ligonier's "State of Theology" for 2025...and it doesn't look great.
Judaism Repudiated?
Dan interacts with some recent comments from Dinesh D'Souza.
Is the New Hampshire Confession Reformed?
We discuss the New Hampshire confession and whether it finds itself among the Reformed confessions.
Congregationalism with John Owen
Dan tackles congregationalism in today's episode.
Celebrating Nicaea
Dan and Andrew sit down with Dr. James Dolezal and have a blessed conversation about Nicaea, 1700 years after the Council.
Can We Have a Christian Nation?
Dan discusses the concept of a Christian nation and the light of nations.
Popish Monastical Vows
Dan discusses celibacy, Catholicism, and more!
Is God Insincere?
Dan discusses the gospel call in relation to God's sincerity. Is God insincere if he sends the gospel call to both the elect and the reprobate?
Thoughts on Matthew Barrett & Living in Christ's Kingdom
This episode is more about Barrett than I wanted it to be, but we do discuss his departure from Baptist theology to Anglicanism. And then we discuss living in the kingdom of Christ as a Christian.
Is the New Covenant Conditional?
Dan unpacks this thorny topic in our latest episode.
The Laws of Nature and Nature's God
In this Independence Day Special, I discussed the founding fathers and them grounding our nation's founding on natural law, religious toleration of the founding fathers vs. Particular Baptist political theology, and more!
On Blessing Israel
Dan discusses American political theology surrounding Israel and the 1689.
The Edification and Beauty of the Church
Dan discusses what governs the polity and worship of a church.
Are Baptists Low Church Protestants?
Dan discusses a video from Dr. Jordan Cooper and discusses Baptists in light of the "low-church" vs. "high-church" categories.
When Does Sin Begin?
Dan discusses the age of accountability in today's episode.
Reflecting on the New Pope
Dan discusses the new Pope.
Mary the Mother of God
Dan discusses "theotokos".
The Doctrine of Gifted Brethren
Dan discusses the doctrine of gifted brethren from 2LBCF 26.11.
Ward's War on Words
We respond to Mark Ward's video on translating the confession.
Partaking of the Divine Nature
Dan discusses the doctrine of partaking of the divine nature as found in 2 Peter 1:4.
The Frequency of the Supper
Dan discusses the frequency of the Lord's Supper from a Particular Baptist perspective and presents an argument for weekly observance.
Divisions on Religious Worship
Dan discusses the hymn singing controversy among Particular Baptists.
The Offices of Christ: He Is the King
Dan closes out this miniseries with discussion on the kingly office of Christ.
Christ as the Priest
Dan dives into the priestly work of Christ.
Christ as Prophet
Dan discusses the offices of Christ and focuses on Christ as prophet.
Do Women Have Authority?
Dan discusses biblical femininity.
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