"Preacher Say What" is hosted by Adam Fitzgerald and Blake Wallace, Southern Baptist Pastors. Adam pastors in Ashdown, Arkansas, and Blake pastors in Locust Grove, Oklahoma.
The goal of “Preacher Say What” is to encourage the church to think doctrinally. Blake and Adam are both passionate about helping people to know and understand the historic Christian faith. We believe that God is the creator of all things and He alone governs His creation. Motivated solely by His grace and mercy, God sent His Son born under the Law to redeem those under the Law so that we might receive adoption as sons, Galatians 4:4-5. Since we hold tightly to God as the sole author of salvation, we believe the Christian faith to be given to us by God. “Preacher Say What” exists to help followers of Christ maintain historic Christianity in their everyday lives, and so that we might faithfully pass the baton to the next generation.
In this episode of Preacher Say What, hosts Adam Fitzgerald and Blake Wallace discuss the concept of confessionalism, exploring its significance in contemporary Christianity and addressing common misconceptions surrounding it. They emphasize the importance of having a confession of faith to provide clarity and accountability in belief systems, while also acknowledging the historical context and value of creeds and confessions in the church. The conversation delves into the significance of confessions of faith in Christianity, particularly in relation to the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints and the importance of maintaining doctrinal integrity within the church. The speakers emphasize the historical context of Christian beliefs and the necessity of adhering to established confessions to avoid theological errors and promote unity among believers.
Takeaways
Confessionalism fosters accountability
Historical creeds guide contemporary faith Confessions of faith ensure doctrinal integrity
Historical context is vital for understanding Christianity
Chapters
24:46 Understanding Confessions of Faith
27:39 The Distinction of Mormonism
29:17 The Role of Confessions in Unity
30:24 Addressing Concerns About Confessions
34:30 The Importance of Historical Context
35:30 Contending for the Faith
36:44 The Danger of Doctrinal Anemia
40:04 The Need for Objective Truth
48:01 The Call to Stand Firm in Truth
12 Oct 2026
Confessionalism Is Not A Dirty Word Part 1
In this episode of Preacher Say What, hosts Adam and Blake discuss the concept of confessionalism, exploring its significance in contemporary Christianity and the reasons behind its rejection in some circles. They emphasize the importance of having a confession of faith to provide clarity and accountability in beliefs, while also addressing the historical context and value of creeds and confessions in the church. The conversation delves into the significance of confessions of faith in Christianity. The speakers emphasize the historical context of Christian beliefs and the necessity of adhering to established confessions to avoid theological errors and ensure unity among believers.
Takeaways
Confessionalism fosters accountability
Historical creeds guide contemporary faith Confessions guard against errant theology
Historical context is crucial for faith
Chapters
00:00 Weather Talk and Local Life
03:03 Introduction to Confessionalism
09:04 Understanding Confessionalism
15:02 The Importance of Confessions
20:59 Confessionalism and Church Unity
5 Oct 2026
When I'm On My Deathbed...I Hope I've Done Enough
The conversation explores the misconception of doing enough to earn salvation and emphasizes the hope found in Christ alone. It addresses the theological and practical errors in thinking that salvation is dependent on personal works and highlights the certainty of salvation through the work of Christ. The discussion challenges the idea of hoping to have done enough and redirects focus to the finished work of Christ as the source of hope and assurance.
Takeaways
Salvation is not contingent upon personal works, but rather on the finished work of Christ.
The hope of the gospel is found in Christ alone, not in personal efforts or achievements.
Chapters
00:00 The Misconception of Doing Enough
19:46 Hope in Christ Alone
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