What a Reformed Baptist Church is, where it is biblically strong, and where its Calvinistic system goes beyond Scripture.
What Is the Reformed Baptist Church, and How Should It Be Evaluated Biblically?
Does Original Sin Make the Atonement and Justification Necessary?
Scripture shows Adam brought sin and death, Christ brought ransom and life; justification is Jehovah’s declaration of righteousness through obedient faith.
What Is the Abundance of Grace and of the Gift of Righteousness in Romans 5:1
Romans 5:17 reveals how Christ’s abundant grace and gift of righteousness overturn Adam’s sin and bring life to those who receive it.
What Really Happened at the Council of Trent?
The Council of Trent defined Rome’s official response to the Reformation, solidifying doctrines on authority, justification, sacraments, and the Mass.
What Was the Incident at Antioch in Galatians 2:11–14?
Paul publicly corrected Peter in Antioch because Peter’s withdrawal from Gentile believers endangered the truth of the gospel and Christian unity.
The Apostle Paul’s First Missionary Journey
Paul’s first journey (47–48 C.E.) models Word-driven mission: synagogue-first preaching, Gentile inclusion, miracles attesting, elders appointed, and churches strengthened.
The Corruption of the Gospel: False Christs and Counterfeit Faith
Warns against prosperity, universalism, works-religion, and emotionalism, and reaffirms salvation by grace through faith in Christ alone.
The Apostle Paul: His Toughest Teachings Explained
Explanations of Paul’s toughest teachings, showing their harmony with Scripture and consistency with God’s truth.
Scripture’s Rationale for the Gospel Message
The gospel is God’s plan of salvation, rooted in His justice, fulfilled in Christ, and revealed throughout Scripture as the only means to reconcile sinful man.
Justification by Faith Demands Obedience Rooted in Loyalty to Christ
Paul's doctrine emphasizes justification by faith alone, highlighting that true faith is active, obedient, and essential for salvation.
