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Well, what do you say. “It’s over.”, I guess. The only reason we came back this evening was to see if “anything” would develope out of the IMB report. There were a few ripples. At the point of “questions” two … Continue reading →

Well, despite heavy rains, there was a considerable crowd at the second day of the convention. It was an interesting morning, with a speech by Secretary of State Condelesa Rice, a report from Dr. Mohler on Southern Baptist Theological Seminary, … Continue reading →

I was going to post something on the road Sunday and Monday, but there really wasn’t anything worth writing about. It was two days of driving with lots of pretty scenery. Though I have been to every state west of … Continue reading →

I will not be posting a Baptist, What Do You Believe? installment this week. It won’t be needed until next Sunday. Another brother will be leading a review lesson this Sunday morning in my Sunday-school class. By the title of … Continue reading →

Are you trying to resist that popular wave of modern worship music, but can’t seem to find anything good to listen to? Well, Old Fashioned Christian Radio is the place you have been looking for. This site is different from … Continue reading →

Article III, Man Review Questions: 1. What is regeneration? 2. What is illumination? 3. Why is the Holy Spirit called the Holy Spirit? Introduction This week in the Baptist Faith and Message 2000 we turn our attention to Article 3: … Continue reading →

Article II, Section C: God the Holy Spirit The Holy Spirit is the Spirit of God, fully divine. He inspired holy men of old to write the Scriptures. Through illumination He enables men to understand truth. He exalts Christ. He … Continue reading →

God the Son This week we move on to the second section in Article II, concerning God the Son. If ever there is a need for doctrine in the Christian faith, it is at this very point. The faith we … Continue reading →

Article II, Section A: God the Father Words for Review from Last Week: incomprehensible, deism, dualism, pantheism, polytheism, immutable, omnipresent, omniscient, omnipotent, righteous Introduction In Matthew 6, Jesus teaches His disciples to pray, and as He does, he instructs them … Continue reading →

Article II: The Doctrine of God Questions for Review from Article I: 1. Why is the Doctrine of Scripture Article I? 2. Why was the wording in this article changed in the 2000 statement? 3. Who wrote the Bible? 4. … Continue reading →