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We are proud to be giving away a free copy of Broadus’ book On the Preparation and Delivery of Sermons which was originally published in 1870. John Broadus was one of the founding professors of SBTS and the seminary’s second president. This book has been revised and updated by Vernon Stanfield. The giveaway will run Monday, January [...]
In 1850 John Broadus accepted a job as tutor in the home of General Cocke in preparation for his future ministry. Broadus was to use this time for reflection and preparation so he wrote to a university professor, Reverend J.R. Scott, and requested of him a list of books to serve as a “foundation of [...]
“The Board being so pressed I have declined two months’ salary. This I do very cheerfully, though it presses me. I have lived with sufficient comfort in some things, but have used and am using a very strict economy, foregoing many things that I think few brethren would wish or expect me to do.”- [...]
Here is an excerpt from a sermon delivered by John Broadus on “The Habit of Thankfulness.” You can get the full text of the sermon here. The greatest of early Christian preachers, perhaps the greatest in all Christian history, was Chrysostom. His motto was, “Glory to God for all things.” He probably derived it from the [...]
“One fact is certain, Rome is now open to the Gospel. The power of the Anti-Christ has come to an end, and his spiritual power is fast decreasing. A bountiful harvest in Rome and the Provinces awaits the diligent sowers of truth. Let the Baptists be up and doing. Let them reclaim from error [...]
An influential founder of the Southern Baptist Convention as well as a founding professor of the first Southern Baptist seminary, John Broadus is one of the great Southern Baptists who we stand on the shoulders of today. Broadus, widely respected for his scholarship, was selected by the American Baptist Publication Society and the Sunday School [...]
From the very beginning of the Southern Baptist Convention, the doctrine of inerrancy has been affirmed and treasured by Southern Baptists. Three of the founding professors of the Southern Baptist Convention’s first seminary give insight into their beliefs on inerrancy being a biblical and necessary doctrine.
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