It is a great blessing to see one of the Lord's sheep come to this place in their experience.
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Any system of religion that teaches faith as the source of eternal life rather than the result and provision of life has the fruit before the root.
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When approaching Mark 13:13, it is important to avoid some potential interpretive potholes, lest we end up with a theological flat tire.
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I recently came across the following anonymous testimony on Facebook and wanted to share it here along with my response:
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In this brief admonition, the apostle Peter exhorts the Lord’s disciples to a readiness to share gospel truth with sincere inquirers based on “reason.” What reasons do you have?
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This week we received a letter from Pastor Jeff Winfrey at Dawson Springs PBC in Kentucky and we read it in the introduction to our morning service.
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The word, “ignorant,” is used fourteen times in the New Testament alone. There are many facets of ignorance.
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We often preach, “The church is not the building, it’s the people.” Dawson Springs PBC in Kentucky is proving this statement…
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This simple observation is perhaps the biggest theological bone of contention between PBs and others “TULIP believers.”
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In any Kingdom there is a distinction between born citizenship and the civic duty of citizens. The same is true of the Kingdom of God.
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If I had a nickel for every time that I heard this objection raised against Primitive Baptist interpretations of the bible, I’d buy everyone reading this a steak dinner.
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Redirection is a vital part of Christ’s ministry. When the church gets off course on a particular doctrine or practice, it is important for the ministry to get it back on track before things get worse.
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Have you noticed that Psalm 127 begins with the Lord building the house and concludes with the record of children? Children are the building blocks of the church.
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In a wicked world, discipleship is inherently contrary. This observation has some unavoidable ramifications that we should all consider.
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What does Paul mean in I Corinthians 9:19-22 when he talks about "gaining all the more" and "saving some?"
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This wonderful sermon was preached by Elder Boen in Little Rock in February 2017 at the Holiday Inn Crown Plaza as part of our periodic Central Arkansas meetings.
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The love of Christ is a wonderful theme. His special love has been of great comfort to God’s people throughout the ages.
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Primitive Baptists are often incorrectly conjoined with Calvinists. As a result, I am often tasked with explaining how we differ. One approach to answering that question is to consider the ramifications of Paul’s testimony in the Roman epistle.
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The statement “we are born children of the devil before salvation” is too coarse to represent the truth without significant qualification. I would prefer to completely restate the matter.
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One of the most difficult things I have found in my ministry is to bring a person from law to grace. This was Paul’s desire for the Galatians who had first been established in grace but were allowing other teachers to bring them back under the law.
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