Presbyterian, if you can't say "Baptism Saves" (it does) then you not only need to re-read the reformers and our confessions, but you need to re-read scripture.

ABSOLUTE DOGSHIT OF A TRAILER

“Christ conversed with sinners as a physician with diseased persons, to cure them, not to approve them.” -Stephen Charnock

We should speak about the sacraments the same way we speak about the Word of God.

This is good, and it is pleasing in the sight of God our Savior, who desires all people to be saved and to come to the knowledge of the truth.

This comment is an excellent example of two fallacies and the continuation of a third. 1) Ad Hominem 2) Poisoning the Well 3) Begging the Question (from his first comment) Jonathan, you don't know me. Maybe have some charity and engage honestly, or don't engage at all. Thanks

The fact that the elect, prior to faith, are justly under God’s wrath and liable to condemnation shows that Christ’s payment for sin does not, in itself, release anyone from that liability. God has established a condition in relation to the death of Christ, namely faith, by which

John 3:16 Mogs

The Law-Gospel distinction is peak.

Any season of transition can be difficult. The narratives and communications circulating about us on social media over the past few days have made this season even more difficult for us and our family. We want to express our deep gratitude for the twelve years we spent at