Reformed Baptist Covenant Theology

“With historical awareness, exegetical attention, and pastoral sensitivity, Reformed Baptist Covenant Theology will serve God’s people as a helpful overview of the Reformed Baptist articulation of covenant theology. I commend it to anyone who wants to know how the Bible fits together, how the covenants relate, and how the church fits into God’s redemptive plan.”


—Jon English Lee, Pastor of Discipleship, Morningview Baptist Church





“We are greatly indebted to Phillip Griffiths for outlining a Reformed Baptist understanding of the covenant of grace and its implications for us as new-covenant believers in Christ. With a biblical covenant theology to guide our understanding of the church, we can really enjoy all the blessings of being new-covenant believers gathered in our congregations each Lord’s Day to revel in all the benefits of the fullness of covenant grace in Christ Jesus.”


—Oliver Allmand-Smith, Pastor, Trinity Grace Church





“Griffiths provides the reader a clear and easy-to-read overview of the major covenants of the Old Testament and their place in God’s providence to redeem his people. . . . Reformed Baptist Covenant Theology will help the reader see the purpose of God in the often-neglected left side of his Bible.”


—Karl Minor, Pastor, Christ Reformed Baptist Fellowship





“For anyone who has struggled to articulate the distinction between the old covenant God made with Moses and the new covenant made through Christ, this book is for you. . . . God has blessed Griffiths with a clear mind to untangle and explain in a simple, clear way what Baptists have always believed. Anyone reading this book will find themselves giving thanks to God in their heart, liberated in their Christian life and more solid in their understanding of the promises of God.”


—C. P. Rees, Minister, Bethesda Chapel





“I feel like a child in understanding the covenants and their relationships with one another. It is helpful to read the views of someone who has sought to come to grips with this challenging matter.”


—Geoff Thomas, retired Minister, Alfred Place Baptist Church