Why officially join a church? Is it just a biblical command, or does it go deeper? And how do you navigate past hurt or burnout? This episode tackles church membership, real community, and the responsibilities that come with being part of a local body. Got a question on Christianity, Gospel, Scripture, Theology? Submit your own…
Is Hell truly eternal? This question has sparked deep debate for centuries, challenging both the heart and the mind. In this thought-provoking discussion, Pastor Jim Butler and Pastor Cam Porter unpack what Scripture teaches about the nature of hell, the justice of God, and the weight of sin. They tackle common objections, such as whether…
Got a question on Christianity, Gospel, Scripture, Theology? Submit your own questions here. QUESTION: What is your stance on fencing the table for visitors when it comes to those who are members in good standing at a Christ-centered church but were baptized as infants? Should believers be baptized by immersion before partaking in the Lord’s…
Got a question on Christianity, Gospel, Scripture, Theology? Submit your own questions here. Wim Kerkhoff and Pastor Jim Butler discuss the role of pastors in providing marriage counseling. Pastor Jim Butler compares pastors to general practitioners who can offer initial help but may refer couples to specialists for more complex issues. He emphasizes that many…
Where to Read Luther’s Commentary Connection to the Second London Baptist Confession Luther’s emphasis on justification by faith alone and the certainty of salvation beautifully aligns with Chapters 11 and 18 of the Second London Baptist Confession of Faith (1689). Reading Luther’s Galatians alongside these chapters of the Confession provides a rich theological feast that…
“For we maintain that a man is justified by faith apart from works of the Law.” – Romans 3:28 Our Saturday morning theology study will focus on James Buchanan’s important book “The Doctrine of Justification.” This doctrine – how God declares sinners righteous – is central to our faith as Protestant Reformed Christians. In fact,…