The Heart of the Gospel: The Old Testament Foundations of Sacrifice

The Old Testament sacrifices reveal sin’s seriousness and prepare the way for Christ’s final sacrifice and resurrection victory.

The Human Condition and the Need for Redemption

The cross and resurrection answer mankind’s deepest need: redemption from sin, death, guilt, and alienation from Jehovah.

The gospel reveals how Christ’s sacrificial death and resurrection fulfill Jehovah’s purpose to defeat sin, death, and Satan.

Christianity is coherent when defined by Scripture, not by Islamic caricatures or false claims.

The Son was born from a woman to become the true human Redeemer, not because He lacked divine power.

Gethsemane shows the incarnate Son praying in perfect obedience, not God confused or defeated.

God did not become man from weakness; the Son became man to redeem sinners through His perfect sacrifice.

The Son did not cease to be divine; He truly died as man and was raised by Jehovah in victory.

The cross is not divine confusion but Jehovah’s just and loving provision of Christ’s ransom to rescue sinners from sin and death.

What a Reformed Baptist Church is, where it is biblically strong, and where its Calvinistic system goes beyond Scripture.