Faith & Message

W. T. Conner said that religion is a reciprocal relationship between God and man. Learn that God reveals Himself to man and man responds to God’s revelation of Himself.

Man thirsts for more than the seen and temporal. Understand man’s spiritual craving as W. T. Conner suggests the answer in the gospel of Jesus Christ.

Jesus was a divider, wrote W. T. Conner. Men must choose to follow Him. Discover a gospel worth your trust, intellect, and affection.

God, in his righteousness, established the world and judges it with fairness. W. T. Conner believed the human impulse to do the right and avoid the wrong came as the direct result of the creative act of God.

Key to Dr. Conner’s Biblical view of man is man’s capacity for rational affection. Learn why decisive sacrifice is a distinctively human quality.

Man is free, but his freedom is limited writes W. T. Conner. Learn to understand man as a free, moral, and responsible being as we unpack man’s power of will.

W. T. Conner said that intelligence is man’s ability to reason, to reflect, to investigate, to come to conclusions, to guide his life by his thoughts and conclusions. Join us as we begin to investigate the spiritual personality of man.

Examine W. T. Conner’s commitment to the belief that humans are able to know and are capable of fellowship with God.

W. T. Conner said that Christian Doctrine is the ideas necessary to an understanding of the Christian religion. It is a call to activity and is necessary, or our activity is blind and purposeless.

Born in 1877, W. T. Conner was the most influential Southern Baptist systematic theologian during the 1930s and 1940s. In upcoming episodes, we will unpack W. T. Conner’s book, Christian Doctrine (1937).

Join us as we study sound learning from Southern Baptist heritage and seek to win the lost to Christ.