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Churches in Nashville
I have a couple of recommendations for you, both PCA. Covenant https://www.covenantpres.com/ Chad Scruggs senior pastor Christ Presbyterian...
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Kline on Postmillennialism
My point was that what came across was that was the only meaning of the psalm. I'm pretty sure all of our people understand that Jesus was the...
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Currently reading
The Acts of the Council of Constantinople of 553 - Richard Price
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Best Bible Software For Serious Bible study?
I use Logos mostly for reading commentaries and such and I use Accordance for my actual exegetical work. Man I sure do miss Bibleworks.
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A Case for Infant Baptism
I tend to pair this way of thinking alongside the way people think about the direction of "service" during public worship - who is serving who on...
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WCoF teaching on Antichrist in reference to individual popes
many view Rome as the false final prophet as uniting all religions under same common banner
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Trusting God's wisdom over our own
Joseph Symonds, The Case and Cure of a Deserted Soul pp. 109-110 "God hath devised the best way for your good; his wisdom and goodness have...
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1689 and the history of “membership” (aka taking a class)
So if I'm understanding you correctly, Rev. Winzer, there are two (at least) types of people who call themselves Reformed Baptists? One group...
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Paradox in Klaas Schilder.
https://bredenhof.ca/2022/08/05/clarity-from-schilder-on-paradox/ Interesting article on Klaas Schilder and I couldn't help but notice that it...
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